The Delta independent., 1922-01-27
CRAWFORD
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Dr. Haley was called Sunday to see
Mrs. Charles Frey, who is still quite
ILL.,
Mrs. Grace Cummings, our county
superintendent, spent the week end in
Crawford.
Leslie Savage and o. D. Glenn made
a business trip to Delta, returning
Tuesday.
Monday was estray day in Crawford
and quite a crowd was present identi-
flying stock.
Morris Welborn. who is having a
hard siege of whooping cough, is
somewhat better.
Mrs. Walter Head is enjoying a
visit from her brother, Earl Sewers, of
Vanadium this week.
Harry Briggs made a trip to Hotch-
kiss Saturday for a load of coal for
the Maher schoolhouse
Leon Lynch took Jay Lambertson
to Bowie Monday. where he has en-
ployment for few days.
The young folks of the community
have been enjoying the skating on the
various reservoirs OF late.
A nice crowd attended the dance at
the Clear Fork schoolhouse Saturday
night and report jolly time.
Mrs. Annie Yarnen visited a few
days this week with Grandma Yarnell
and in the Carl Simmon home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Gingrich came
up from Leroux Creek and spent Sun
day at the Harry Gingrich home.
Charlie, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Mcleod, is quite Ill from
what Is thought to be whooping cough.
Frank Perkins and wife OF Kansas
City are visiting at the ]. C. Reed
home. Mr.. Perkins is a cousin of Mr..
Reeds.
Ed Sherwood and Joe Brown came
over from Paonia Friday and were de-
horning cattle at the Gene Cotton
ranch on the Cottonwood.
Mrs. Kate Gill and little nephew.
Sherman Maher. returned to their
home in Crawford Sunday and Sher-
man is again attending school.
George Williams has rented the Re-
velle ranch at Clear Fork for the COM
ing season and moved in from their
ranch in Red Canon last Thursday.
The ice harvest began Monday.
While the ice is not as thick as de-
sired. there Is fear OF a thaw. so most
everyone is putting up Ice this week.
James Brewer took Ivan Tucker to
Hotchkiss Thursday to consult doc
tor. He has been suffering from
severe headache and stomach trouble.
R. T. Adams OF Paonia spent the
week IN Crawford and visited Sunday
and Monday with his daughter. Mrs.
Ira Turner. and family on Missouri
Flats
Henry julius afforded transporta-
tion to Delta Monday for Swan Lin
man. Olof Olson, VIII J. Wood and
Curry Dickerson on a business and
shopping trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Deutsch mo-
tored to Paonia Sunday for a visit
with Mrs. Deutsch's mother. Mrs.
Davis. They were accompanied by
Miss Zyda Head.
Jack Boardman, Charles Sackerson
and Charlie Collins came in Friday
from Palisade. Charlie Collins is
planning on moving to Crawford in
the near future.
Johnny 1som and wffe came IN last
week from Denver and are at present
visiting with Johnny's father. T. J,
Isom. They expect to locate in the
Crawford country.
Mrs. Mahlon Collins returned home
from Delta Sunday. where she has
been nursing her sister, Mrs. Drys-
dale, who has been quite i'll. but is
now improving nicely.
Miss Vents Axtell, who has employ
ment in Paonia. spent Sunday under
the parental roof. She was accom-
panied by George Ewing.
Gus Pace made a trip to Paopia Fri
day to bring Mrs Frank Pace home.
Mrs. Pace has been taking treatment
in Paonia for an infection Of the head
and face. We arc glad to report she
Z much improved.