The Delta independent., 1922-08-04
ROGERS MESA
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Archie Jones spent part of last week
at the lakes.
Mrs. Jude Woodward is suffering
from very sore arm.
George Carr and family spent Sun
day with Mr.. Carr's parents.
Mrs. w. S. Brown is visiting at the
S. A. Sylvester home in Hotchkiss.
]. Patterson and several men are
camping at the reservoirs above
Leroux.
Three of the Sayre children of
Hotchkiss spent the week at the Will
Holt home.
Joe Harris is suffering from a very
sore eye, which was caused by get
ting spray poison in it.
Mrs. Jim Patterson and children,
and Grandma Patterson spent Sun
day visiting at Read.
Mr.. and Mrs R. Bryan left Wednes-
day with a truck load of fruit for Gun
nison and Sapinero.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson and Mrs.
Skinner Of Delta spent Sunday with
the Russell Bryan's.
| Albert Smith and Mrs. Ed Smith
| left Monday for a weeks outing at
Leo Smiths camp up Leroux Creek.
Miss Agnes Burkhard Of Delta is
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Smith and other relatives.
Mrs. Mary Patton and John left on
Thursday morning by auto for visit
at Fountain and Colorado Springs.
Mrs. I. Girling and niece left Satur
| day for their home in Colorado
Springs. They made the trip by auto.
William Holt and r. Bryan took a
load of fruit to Sapinero and Gunni-
son and enjoyed fishing while en-
route.
The Modern women's Club will
meet August 10. at the home OF Mrs
Bruton. Mrs. Frank Lewis will be
hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Leitzinger, Misses
| Catherine and Cordelia Wyatt, and
| Orville Jones are enjoying vacation
at the lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Smith and Shell
don, Mr.. and Mrs. Trine and children,
| Mrs. Schonlwist and son returned
Sunday from the lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. R. Carey. who spent
the mast two weeks with their niece,
Mrs. Donald Patton, left Friday Tor
their home in Denver.
| C. E. Barto is enjoying visit with
his father. Mr.. Barto's home Is in
Virginia, and although he is u years
of age he made the trip alone.
william Reynolds and Ed Divelbiss
were elected delegates to the assem-
bly at Delta, Wednesday. William
J.ouck and Ralph Kinnear were elect
ed alternates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Greenwood
and about 25 young persons left Mon
day for the lakes to attend the Ep-
worth League Institute. Three cars
and a truck conveyed them to the
lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs William Hurst, Mr..
and Ed Divelbiss, Miss Allen Mr.. and
Mrs Ralph Kinnear. Mrs. John Bryan
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Reynolds
we're among those from the Mesa who
attended the Republican assembly in
Delta, Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Blide will leave Thurs
day for Colorado Springs. where she
will meet Mrs. Klickner. From there
they will go to Osborne, Kansas. Mrs
Blide will meet Edgar and accompany
him to Rochester, Minnesota, for a
consultation with the Mayo Brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Crouch and baby
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Blide. Mr.. Crouch is former resi-
dent of the Mesa, but until recently
has been living at Osborne, Kansas.
They have rented a house in Hotch-
kiss and expect to make their home
there in the future.
The party OF young people, chap
eroned by Miss Pansy DeGraffen.
reid, who went to the lakes week
ago, had the misfortune to lose three
horses. Two Of them were found, but
the third is still missing. The horse,
which belonged to Louisa Compton,
had the saddle upon 1t, when last