The Delta independent., 1922-03-03
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Mrs. Ellen Anderson spent Monday
in Paonia.
Mrs. Slay was Hotchkiss visitor
| Tuesday.
| Mrs. Dick Williams spent Tuesday
| in Paonia.
Mr.. Yadkick has been very sick
the past week with la grippe
Mr.. G. T. Young and Mr.. Bill Tan
ney came in from Gunnison Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Tays spent last
Wednesday in Paonia with her moth
er.
Mrs. Joe Payne and son, Billie, and
Miss Mary Payne were Paonia visi-
tors Tuesday.
Mrs. Alice Clark has been very
sick the past week with the Spanish
influenza
Mrs. Trebathin and children, Grace
and Gladys and Mrs. Bowers were
Paonia visitors Wednesday.
DR.. r. H. Finley came in from Gun.
nison Saturday evening. He left
Sunday morning for the East.
Mrs. Geo. Davis. Velma Reed and
Mrs. Gladys Jenkins came up from
Bowie to attend lodge Thursday eve
ming.
Mrs. Huntin left Thursday morn
ing for Gunnison where she was call
ed as witness in the Finley divorce
case.
Mr.. Groubin, who went to Gunni-
son last week to secure his citizen
ship paper sreturned home Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Langford Of Bowie,
came up Saturday to attend the
dance. Mr.. Langford played in the
Evans orchestra.
Mr.. Hugh McAllister went to Gun
nison last week to secure a divorce
from his wife. He returned home
Saturday evening.
Mrs. George Halleck spent few
days here the past week and return
ed to her home in Grand Junction
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Morgan and three children,
Mrs. Emory Ward, Mrs. Sherfick and
Mr.. Casey Jones have been sick the
past week with grippe.
Mr.. Stapel of Denver came in Sun
day evening. He is the new princi-
pal of the school. He is expecting
his wife and son soon.
Mrs. Fred Godding came down
from their ranch Monday. She spent
Tuesday in Paonia and returned to
their ranch Wednesday.
John Henry Angus came in from
Grand Junction Saturday evening. He
has been taking medical treatment
for the past three months.
Mrs. Joe Lopez came back from
Delta last Wednesday evening where
she was called on account Of the ILL
ness OF Mr.. Lopez father.
Mrs William Neesham came in
Saturday evening from Gunnison to |
visit friends She left Wednesday |
morning for her home in Del Carbon.
Colo.
Last Wednesday Mrs. Finley, Mrs.
H. Mes. Mr.. George Edwards and Mr..
Bill Payne left for Gunnison. where
they were witnesses in the Finley /
divorce case. Mrs. Henry Lux &C.
companied Mrs. Mes to Gunnison.
The Maccabees held their regular
meeting ON Thursday evening as the
Elks wanted to decorate the hall FRI
day evening. Mesdames Hazel White.
Dora Mcconnell. Elizabeth Howard
and Mary Maurell were initiated to
After lodge q delicious
luncheon Of cream puffs and = coffee
was served. A general good time
was reported by all who were pres
ant.
Saturday evening the Elks of Som
erset gave free dance and supper.
The hall was beautifully decorated In
their colors. purple and white. The
supper OF chicken sandwiches. shrimp
salad, ice cream, cake. coffee. olives
and cheese was served In the base
ment of the hall by ten girls. After
the dance the carnations, purple and
white, were distributed among the
sick people OF Somerset Several
Elks from Delta. Hotchkiss and Pa
onia were present. About two hum
dred and fifty people we're present
After supper a gift was presented to
Doctor Finley by the Elks as fare
well gift.
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