The Delta independent., 1922-02-17
CRAWFORD
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school this week being i'll of yellow
jaundice.
DR.. Haley came over from Paonia
Saturday to examine several appli-
cants for the w. o. w.
The Crawford Milling and Power
company will build warehouse in
| the near future.
Mrs. Charley Brewer, who has been
i'll of bronchitis the past ten days,
is able to be out again.
Frank Filener and family are NOV
ing to the Carl Wilson ranch on
Fruitland mesa this week.
j. A. Davis moved with his family
last week to Dry Creek near Cedar
edge, where he will farm this year.
Mrs Joe Mead, who has been Wis
iting Miss Sarah Kent the past week,
returned to her home in Delta Mon
day.
Raymond Zeldenthuis is having
some more shelves built in the store
preparatory to putting in a stock of
hardware.
Miss VENUS Axtell came over
from Paonia Sunday and visited with
home folks and friends until Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Hattie Rumble returned home
Saturday from Paonia where she has
been nursing Mrs. Pierce Gingrich the
past ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs Quint Kirkpatrick
came back from Somerset last week,
owing to the closing OF the mines
at that place.
A dance was given at the Maher
school house Friday night, which, in
spite OF bad roads was attended by
a nice crowd.
Commodore Wilson came over from
Paonia last week and spent several
days visiting with his father, John
Wilson and family.
Lee Savage left for Grand Junction
Friday on business trip and to visit
his brother Harry and family at De
Beque for few days.
Little Morris welborn returned to
school Monday. having been absent
since the holidays, suffering from a
severe attack of whooping cough
William Den Beste has been ap-
pointed treasurer of the school board
to fill the place left vacant by Ira
Foster who has moved to Montrose.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lynch returned
to their home Monday near Hotch-
kiss after several days visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Oscar Gingrich came up from
her school on Leroux creek Saturday
and visited with Harry Gingrich and
family Sam Gingrich returned home
with her.
Opal. the s-year-ol daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Carl Wilson, is suffering
from yellow jaundice. Eula, the
other little girl, has just recovered
from an attack OF the same disease.
A. NJ. Axtell, H. f. Welborn and
Miss Virginia McCleary attened a
meeting OF the directors for the diff.
ferent school districts OF the county
Friday at the Fairview school house
near Austin.
Matt McCallister and family of
Paonia returned home Sunday after
weeks visit in the Ben Head home
Walter Head accompanied them
where he will undergo an operation
at the Paonia hospital for the remov.
al of his tonsils and adenoids.
J. NJ Kennedy, district manager of
the Woodmen OF the World met with
the Smith Fork Camp No. 777 last
Thursday night. About Is applica.
tions for membership was received.
refreshments were served and a royal
good time was enjoyed by all
Fathers Day was observed Satur-
day evening at the Annex by a BAN
quet rendered to the fathers by the
school boys from the 9Th grade up.
!. DR.. Quigley of Gunnison was the prin-
ciple speaker and his address was
highly appreciated, The evening will
be long remembered with pleasure by
fathers and sons.
Friday evening Miss Milph. teacher
of the Maher school. and pupils gath
cred at the Frank Filener home.
where the children enjoyed games and
frolic. Cake and cocoa was served.
The Filener children will be much
missed from the school as they are
moving out of the district
The Pep Club held their regular
meeting last Wednesday evening at
the Fluke hall. After the initiation
of ten members delicious supper
was served after which dancing was
enjoyed until 12 o'clock when all re-
paired to their various homes, having
very much enjoyed the evening.
Last Monday when the U. s. mail
arrived word came with 1t of lost
bear which had roamed into the
haunts of men somewhere between
Hotchkiss and Crawford. Immediate
ly several men and dogs gave chase
to return several hours later without
their pray Ask Mr. VyiNavar who