The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1922-12-15

ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bagley at Mont
rose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cedrick Mcclellan and
SON Billie who have recently moved
to Paonia visited friends on the Mesa
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Glass and chill
dren have gone to La Junta to visit
Mr.. Glass's mother Mrs. McCutcheon
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pridy and
baby and Miss Freda Pridy left Sun
day for California where they will
spend the winter.
Mrs. Angle and children are stay
ing with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gable while Mr.. Angle is working in
the mines near Pueblo.
s. P. Lutes lost two valuable cows
last week from potato bloat, Mr.. Lutes
had refused $125 for one of the cows
a short time ago.
Lyle and Donald McClurg who left
Nov. 29th for Arizona write from Gal.
lup, New Mexico that they have en-.
countered terrible roads snow storms,
etc.
H. c. Warrick has rented the T. c.
Anderson ranch, nonw occupied by A.
Lincoln. Mr.. Lincoln will move to his
ranch in the spring, where Mr.. Mealy
lives.
Mrs. Ray Duncan and daughter of
Montrose were weekend visitors OF
Miss Lou Price, returned to their
home Saturday accompanied by Miss
Lou Price.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Brown and Miss
Lou Price entertained friends at
six course seven o'clock dinner Fri.
day evening in honor Of Reverend
Merrer of Ouray.
Rupert Morris. who was hurt some
time ago when he fell from a wheat
stack and had conclusion Of the
brain. is not so we'll and Sunday 1t
was necessary to call a doctor.
Company at the C. D. Whitener
home were Mr. and Mrs. Ed White
ner. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry whitener
and children, Harry Whitener and
Mrs John Berry and children.
A farewell dance was given Satur-
day night for Miss Freda Pridy, who
left Sunday for California. Mr.. Glen
dening and son furnished the music
Refreshments were served.
Mrs L. T. Deges received long
distance phone call Saturday night
from her sister, Miss Mae Clausen.
at Emporia, Kansas. Although EN-
poria is about a thousand miles from
here the conversation was very plain.
The Claude Whitener family who
left here the first part of November
for Missouri write that they finally
reached their destination. They
found bad roads, stormy weather and
had considerable car trouble.
Mrs. Neal Green lost her mich cow
last week from potato bloat. This is
a hard blow on Mrs Green as she is
a widow with four little ones to sup
port. Her husband. the late Neal
Green was Worlds war veteran.
The people Of the Pea Green dis,
trict are enjoying very prosperous
Sunday school at the school house.
under the leadership OF Mrs. ]. H.
Golightly. The enrolment is 81 and
at times the attendance exceeds 100
| Mr.. and Mrs. viii Medium enter
tanned friends to a perfectly appoint
ed dinner Sunday Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Vest and
children Edra ond Edwin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Mealy and three children
Audrey, Lowell and Max and Mrs.
Guy Border.
Miss Ruth Mccoy entertained
about twenty five young people at a
party at her home Saturday evening.
Games and music were the diversions
of the evening and at a late hour a
dainty lunch was served. All present
report a lovely time.
Archie Roatcap has rented the Star
livery barn at Olathe for a period Of
two years, but will not take posses
sion until spring. Roy Roatcap who
has charge Of the barn at present
will go to his homestead on the Cim-
AKRON in the spring.
| Misses Ethel Cheek. Connie Beal
and Lucille Deges attended the sew.
ing bee OF the Baptist Girls Mission
airy society at Mrs. Lockwood's in
Olathe Saturday. A trunk OF clothes
was made over and several garments
donated. These will be given to the
NEEDY.
| Revival meetings at the Stone
school house will be continued this
week. There is good attendance
and much interest is manifest. There
will be special singing at different
ftimes during the week. Tuesday
nigh. Miss Ollie Culver will sing.
Everyone invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacot moved last
week to Mrs. Craig's ranch. Friday
night they were victims OF a clever