The Delta independent., 1923-06-22
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A dance was given at the Ransom
Ellsworth home Saturday night.
Miss nellie Butcher spent Sunday
as a guest of Miss Marie De Wilde.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Clarke and
daughter were here from Somerset
Monday.
Saturday for Gunnison to attend sum-
mer school.
Frederick Knill was a passenger
on Monday mornings train for a
weeks stay.
Ival A. Merchant, who has spent
the winter in Fort Collins, returned
home last week.
The annual picnic for children Of
Royal Neighbors will be held at Mrs.
o. B. Masterman's Thursday
Il Mrs. Holland of Carbondale, who
has been a guest in the T. NJ Glib
home, returned home Thursday.
Harold Clarke and wife departed
Sunday by auto for San Diego and
expect to make their home there.
Lee and Jim Sparks are here from
Grand Junction. Bill Sparks of Du-
range is spending his vacation here.
The Misses Elizabeth Tays and
Dorothy Sellers are attending the
Western State college at Gunnison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Williamson
and daughters, Elizabeth and George
left Wednesday by auto for Durango.
Miss Mildred Stewart, who for the
past year has been teaching at Col
ton, California, returned home Tues
day.
A very beautiful service was put
on by the children at the Commun-
ity church Sunday, for Children's
Day.
Loren Heater was a passenger in
from Denver Saturday night. He ex-
poets to remain at home for the sum-
mer.
Legion Independents of the Twi-
light league made a score of 1853
against the W. o. w team last Thurs
day.
Lee and Jim Sparks are here from
Grand Junction, and Bill Sparks of
Durango is spending his vacation
here.
A number of Paonia dancers en-
joyed the dance given at the opera
house Friday night by the Taylor
Players.
Dixon Vincent and Timothy Wake
field of Grand Junction. accompanied
the Boy Rangers on their hike on
Terror Creek.
Miss Winnie Wheeler was a visitor
in the Fender home Tuesday. Miss
Wheeler was at one time one of the
Paonia teachers
With Louise Wilson acting as host
ess. a number OF her friends enjoyed
a party and beefsteak fry at her
home Monday night.
The Chester Jenkins, Guy Lewis
and A. B. Charlesworth families
took up their residence at the Far
mers' coal mine Saturday.
Marion Crawford came Tuesday
from California where he has spen,
the winter. for visit with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Crawford.
Thorn Richards and family, who
have been here for some time Wis
iting the E. E. Sans family, contin
ued their journey to the coast Mon
day.
Charley Hayden and Victor Jay
with Billy and Morton Smith, left
Monday night for the lakes. They
/ expect to return toward the end oi
the week.
The Woodmen of the World held
a short business meeting last night
and then invited their lady friends
in for a dance and entertainment
Nice refreshments were served.
At a meeting OF the school board
De Woody Bros. were given the con
tract for the improvements for the
lavatories and toilets to be installed
in both the High and grade schools
Last week the Boy Rangers
numbering So, were on a hike and
camping trip at the Robert Rockwell
ranch on Terror Creek. Each boy re
ported that he had enjoyed himself
even though he was sore and tired
from the trip.
Mrs George Small, who has been
visiting in Ainett, Oklahoma, for the
past few months, returned Monday
bringing with her her sister, Miss
Edith Beattie. Mr.. Small met them
at Salida with his car.
iii Mrs. G. B. Popp and daughter Kath
crime. Mrs Popp's brother, John
Matheson, and Mrs. A. v. 8. Smith
returned Tuesday by auto with Mrs
Popp's son, Carl. who has finished
his first years work at Boulder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walt Thomas and the
twins. Hubert and Hunley, returned
Tuesday from Boulder where the
| boys have been attending school al
the State University.