The Delta independent., 1922-05-05
California Mesa
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Charlie Poole OF Montrose is work.
| ing for Roe Monlox.
Will Walker lost a valuable COW
Sunday from alfalfa bloat.
day with his sheep.
Miss Anna Petmecky was an over
night guest Friday of Miss Gladys
Standish.
Donald McClurg of Peach Valley
took dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
E. c. Blowers.
Mrs. Robert Beach and children
were dinner guests at the Killen home
in Olathe Sunday.
Mrs. Claude Hubbard and children
of near Olathe spent the day Monday
with Mrs. Wallace.
DR.. and Mrs. Lockwood entertained
at dinner Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Les
Hogan and family.
Brice Woodruff, who is batching at
his ranch spent Saturday night and
Sunday with his family in Delta.
Everybody seems to be busy plant
ing spuds. Here's hoping they won't
be such a disappointment this fall as
last.
Ike and Dave Homewood, Less Ho-
gan and Kelly Vaughan, took their
cattle to the hills first part Of the
week.
Miss Evelyn Rodine, who has been
staying at the Collins Anderson home
the past few weeks returned to her
home at Olathe Wednesday.
The ball game between Coal Greek
and Fairview was well attended Sun
day at Coal Creek. The score was
five to four in favor of Coal Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs John Conway and two
children of Montrose spent the day
Sunday at the Pat Meenan home or
the Mcknight place.
The Robert Burch family and Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Bishop drove up in the
hills Sunday and enjoyed picnic.
William Easton has been sick fol
several days with an attack of the flu
Pat Meenan of the Mcknight rancf
drove to Coal Creek Saturday ant
bought three loads of seed potatoes
from Tom Lytle. Mr.. Meenan ha'
Just finished sowing 80. acres of whea
and will plant 70 acres Of spuds.
At the school meeting at the Ston'
school house Monday H. B. Turne
was reelected secretary. At the Fair
view Homer Richards was electe'
secretary. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ham
mond, Jr., have been employed t.
teach the coming term.
The school children at Stone schoo
their closing exercises. School vii
will commence this week preparing
be out May 18th. The eighth grader
who expect to finish are. Hatti'
Richards, Jessie Eshe. Lyle Boyer
Franklin Cheek, Oscar Beach AM
James Cooper.
Mrs. Leonard Deges entertained I
few class mates at supper Thursda!
night in honor of her daughter Al
lene's seventh birthday. Games Swer
PLAYED and the guests departed wish
ing Allene many more happy birth
days. Allene received several nic'
gifts.
The w. C. T. U. will have thei
meeting Friday, May 5th at the hom
Of Mrs. d. F. Woodruff. The meetin
will be Friday instead OF the usua
meeting day, which is the secon'
Wednesday of the month. Miss Je
we'll of Denver, State Leader will W
C. T. o., will be present and give
talk. All members and ladies OF tn
community are cordially invited.
Mrs. /. w. Dir is caring for Mrt
James DeGuelle and baby in Olathe.
Leon Young has been quite serious
ly sick the past week with the ft
His friends are hoping for speed
recovery.
The Pea Green school closed FIR
day with a good program and exercii
es that lasted all day. The followin
received diplomas. Fred Prentice MAJ
ion Marchbanks, Lorraine Marsh, Maj
ion Sumner, Howard Dickerson. Wes
ton Jewett. David March and Ev
Rogers.
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