The Delta independent., 1922-03-03
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Il Mrs. E. E. Grim spent Wednesday
with Mrs. C. E. Bennett.
L Jim Brown is going to work the
coming season for E. E. Grim
E. ]. Thompson was in Montrose
one day last week on business
4 Sam Johnston and wife spent Sun
day afternoon at the McClurg home.
| N. M. Barlow called at the Billie
Edwards home last Saturday on bust
/ ness.
4 F. E. Willis and wife called on
Harold Jolliff and wife last Sunday
evening.
| Ralph Bennett commenced work for
| Mr.. Stabler of Austin, the middle Of
February.
1 Ralph Bennett spent Sunday at
home with his brother, C. E. Bennett
and family.
Mrs. G. z. Bennett spent Monday
with Mrs. Erwin Grim and helped her
sew carpet rags.
4 Earl Blivens and wife of California
Mesa spent the weekend with ]. E.
Thompson family.
Swan Blixt was in the valley on
over the coal situation
Billie Edward and wife were calling
on McClurgs, Jolliffs and Prewitts on
Sunday forenoon.
Dean Allison of Olathe, was in
Peach Valley on business Monday and
took dinner with E. ]. Painter.
Joe Pastrim and wife spent Sunday
afternoon at Mrs. Pastrim's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Garbett in Wheatland.
]. F. Brown of Cameo, visited his
daughter, Mrs. c. E. Bennett. and also
his son, Jim Brown, few days last
week.
W. E. Jackson and wife and two
sons, Herbert and Edwin, were din
ner guests at the E. ]. Painter home,
Sunday.
Billie Edwards and wife returned
from Kansas last week, where they
had spent the winter. They say they
are sure glad to get home.
Dorothy Fedler and little Brother
Charlie. were able to start back to
school Monday after being absent two
weeks on account of sickness.
J. ]. Fedler spent the day Tuesday
with N A McClurg. Mr.. McClurg
appreciates having the neighbors
come in and help him pass away the
time.
Miss Bertha Huff and Miss Freda
Campbell spent Sunday with Miss
Mamie Thompson. In the afternoon
Leslie Willis and sister Ruth and
George Campbell called.
Milton Swan and family took dinner
Sunday with F. E. Willis family. In
the afternoon F. E Willis and wife
and Milton Swan and wife called al
the E. ]. Painter home.
} ]. f. Thompson received word from
. Oklahoma from his mother which
, brought the glad tidings that she
was improving. All her old neighbors
, here were sure to hear this interesting
bit of news.
i H. A. Ireland and Prof Kidder OF
, Montrose were at the Farmers Union
last Friday night and both gentleman
, gave us real interesting. as we'll as
| instructive talk. and showed some fine
slides Everyone expressed themsel
yes as enjoying the evening immense
ly.
. J. f. Thompson bought him run
ming dog while in Oklahoma the other
day Mr. Blevins Haughenberry and
Russell Ensign and J. E. Thompson
, took the new dog out to try him out
and they sure did have lots of fun
, and succeeded in bringing home some
jacks.
} The people young and old. turned
out to give Joe Pastrim and wife a
surprise and welcome at Mrs. W. NJ
Prewitt's home last Thursday even
ing. They had all gathered there and
waited in the dark for them. When
the Prewitt's arrived, the company
politely took charge of their home and
put on the lights To say the Prewitts
were greatly surprised is putting il
very mildly. as they never suspicioned
such a thing happening. They soon
recovered from their shock and most
pleasantly entertained everybody. Re.
freshments were served. which in,
cluded sandwiches. cake. pickles, cof'
fee, etc, as we'll as candy and cigars.
The party returned to their respec'
tives homes at late hour wishing
the bride and groom long and happy
welded life.