The Delta independent., 1922-07-07
ASH MESA
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MIS-. SQeck Is on the Slck uSI.
Mr.. Hay viii be on the Mesa this
week spraying orchards again.
Velma Bailey spent Tuesday even
ing at the Madsen home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lamkin were Montrose
callers Monday evening.
Mrs. John Pope is on the sick list
suffering from appendicitis.
Miss Rose McClain has gone to
Boulder to attend school
Little Bobbie Dean McMahan has
been on the sick list since Friday.
Mrs Wilbur Mossman's two nieces
are visiting her for few weeks.
Mrs. Truman Vest is on the sick
list and still confined to her bed.
Little Harry Laweon has been on
the sick list troubled with appendicitis.
Miss Nina Blair returned to Wichi-
ia, Kansas to complete her nurses
course.
were callers at the James Palmer
home Tuesday.
Grandma McClain is going Friday
morning to Mrs. Lamkins to spend a
few days.
Mrs. Stein and daughter Ruby visit
ed at the Charley Houghton home in
montrose Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Bond and Mrs.
Garrison called at the Taylor home
Tuesday evening.
Little Roy Keller is getting along
fine with his sore finger which was
cut of in the lawn mower.
Ed Blair and family, VIII Alien
bernd and family spent Tuesday after
noon at Grandpa Altenbernds.
Clayton Alternately took twenty-sev-
en- young people in the school truck
to Ouray to celebrate the fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Cramer and fam
lily motored to Montrose Monday even
ing and visited with friends over Tues
day.
Mrs. Hough and Mrs. Lamkin's lit
tie grandson, Harry Crotty. of Stock
ton, California, will arrive Monday for
visit.
u Miss Alene Bailey arrived home Sat
urday from Los Angeles to visit her
parents and rest. She is a trained
nurse.
Roy King and Gene Fowler and the
Misses Ruby johnson and Mrs. Stake
bake motored to Ouray Tuesday and
enjoyed the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blair and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. o. Taylor called at the John
Mcmahon home Sunday to see their
little son who is sick.
Orville Frost of Cedar Mesa is help
ing John Blair for few days. Then
he will go to the Leo Blair ranch in
the Shavano valley.
Mr.. and Mrs Madsen and family
with well filed baskets enjoyed the
fourth with friends at Names near
Spring Creek Mesa.
Mrs. Frank Christy and daughter
Rena and aunty arrived home from
their auto trip covering about six
weeks. They report fine trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamkin and Grandma
Lennon spent Friday at the Deges
home. Miss Lucille went home with
them and visited till Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. Stein and daughter Ruby and
Fred Altenbernd and Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Altenbernd and baby Gene motor
Altenbernd visited her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Blair came back
as far as Denver from visiting their
daughter at Hays, Kansas. Their SON
in-law, Harry Williams Of Olathe met
them in Denver and all came back to
Olathe in the car.
Those who enjoyed a picnic dinner
on the Taylor lawn the 4th. were Mr..
and Mrs. Lamkin, Mr.. and Mrs. Cars
ner, Mrs. Gone. Leo Kerr, Mr.. and Mrs.
Deges and Lucille, Erma, Pauline. Ben
ME and Marshall Bond and Grandma
McClain and Grandma Lennon. Ice
cream. cake and lemonade were served
after dinner, pictures were taken and
music and conversation were enjoyed
by all. The three oldest ladies had
their pictures taken; their combined
ages were 222 years.