The Delta independent., 1922-07-28

| California Mesa, who returned to her
home Monday night from the Delta
hospital.
Miss Zella Kinks from Denver ar
rived Sunday to visit her mother and
other relatives.
Mrs Cope of East Mesa and her
niece, Mrs. Emerson. spent Saturday
| at the Wright home.
Leila Cox returned to her home af-
ter few days visit with her grandma
Cook of Montrose.
Mrs Minor Freeland is spending a
few days with her daughter, Mrs. Roy
Roatcap of Telluride.
Mr.. Mangus and son Homer, Glen
Patnode and Simon Willis spent last
week in the hills camping.
Aileen Bailey, Earl Holden and Ken
NTH Moorhead took supper Sunday
evening at the Burch home.
Ruby Murry spent last week at
Cory visiting her cousins. She also
made a trip to Grand Mesa.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Define and three
children of Kearney, Nebraska, are
visiting at the Fahrney homes.
Rev. Parry and his nine boys from
Delta had picnic supper on the Hanf-
garn lawn Monday evening.
| Rev. Hydeen spent Sunday night
at the John Anderson home leaving
Monday for Grand Junction.
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Weston and
children spent Sunday with Grandma
Weston on California Mesa
The Altenbernd boys and Mrs. Stein
and Ruby spent Sunday on Spring
Creek Mesa at the Bell ranch.
Mrs. Roy Roatcap returned from
Telluride Monday where she has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ray Roatcap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Wilson and son
John are visiting the parents of Mrs
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Shields of Ola
the.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Williams and
little daughter are spending a few
days up in the mountains fishing and
sight seeing.
/ Phil Jacobs of Delta and Mr.. and
Mrs Geo. Jacobs and daughter of
Leadville spent Sunday evening at
the Wright home.
| Mrs. Cory and daughter, Mrs. Ruby
Ramsey and daughters, left Sunday
for Plateau City to visit Mrs. Cory's
|
The Lower Mesa Sunday school
gave a supper on the Hanfgarn lawn
Sunday evening. There was a good
attendance and grand supper.
The Methodist Aid met with Mrs.
Frank Vernon Thursday afternoon
with thirty-three present. Refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
Lyle Taylor will look after Mr..
Brewers place about three weeks
while Mr.. Brewer and family are
away on a visit to several places in
Colorado.
John Felix had the misfortune to
lose a valuable mare few days ago.
Grandma Butterfield is on the sick
list She tainted and in the fall hurt
her side.
Mr.. Madsen is improving in health
since he has been in the hills, and
Lydia Madsen is able to be around
again since her recent operation for
appendicitis.
Donald Taylor and wife and Arthur
Edwards left Friday morning early
for their home in Denver after ten
days visit with Donald's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. H. o. Taylor.
Rev. D. 8. McGlashon OF Cedaredge
will change pulpits Sunday with Rev.
Lamkin of Olathe. Mr.. and Mrs. Lam
kin will go to Cedaredge Saturday
and stay until Monday.
Geo. Cotter received word from his
wife who is staying on their claim
that she was suffering from ear
trouble and wanted to come home
He left Monday for her and the chill
dren.
Miss Ollie Culver returned from
Grand Junction Saturday after a two
weeks visit with her brother and
family. They also motored up on
Grand Mesa and fished couple of
days.
Mrs. Hough of Stockton, California.
who has been visiting Mr.. Lamkins
for a couple of weeks, left Monday
to visit in Nebraska. Minnesota and
/ Iowa, and will visit here on her re.
turn.
Rev Hydeen, a Swedish Missionary
of the State of Colorado, spoke at the
Highland school Sunday afternoon. He
gave very interesting talk to large
attendance and sang a song he had
composed himself. Hazel Edwards
accompanying him on the piano.
After Sunday School at the
Highland school those present took
well filled baskets to the Taylor ranch
where they enjoyed fine dinner on
the lawn. afterwards returning to the
school house where they heard very
interesting talk by Rev. Hydeen.
The Highland school was crowded
Monday night with ranchers and their