The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1923-05-25
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Aleene Bailey is nursing in the
Fitzsimmons hospital in Denver.
Ladies Prayer meeting Tuesday af-
ternoon with Mrs. Charley Goode.
The Seniors gave a party Thursday
evening at the James Duncan home.
Miss Warren OF Riverside will
spend few weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Adler.
Teddy Harold and Fred Manuel
started in their car for California
Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Hall were Sun
day guests at the ]. l. Bridges home
on California Mesa
L. T. Boast of Telluride visited a
few days with his wife at the home
OF Mrs. Carrothers
DR.. Dennis left Wednesday for
Denver where he will visit his
daughter and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Shelter have
bideau for the summer.
Word was received from Earl Dun
can that he has found employment.
His wife will join him soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Lee and children
of Montrose are visiting at his
mothers, Mrs. John Myers.
Mrs. Conrad Dahlin is here from
Denver on visit of couple weeks
with her father, F. NJ. Sheck.
An all-day meeting will be held at
Mrs. Lamkins on Thursday They ex-
pect to sew for the missionary
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Dawson and
daughter Frances will leave this
week for California in their car
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Christy and
daughter motored to Eckert Sunday
to visit Rev. and Mrs. McGlashan.
L. V. Cook is able to be around
again after few days Illness He
had a severe attack of stomach trou-
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Mr. and Mrs. Jim DeGuelle and
Bonnie Kinks left by auto for Los
Angeles, California to make their
home.
DIR. Proffitt and daughter, L. V.
Cook, Mrs Lamkin and Mrs. H o.
Taylor motored to Grand Junction
Monday.
Miss Mary Culver who has been
staying at the Lamkin home and
going to school, left for her home
Sunday.
Last week Walter Adams lost three
| horses, Martin Knough one and Gin
ton Warren one, from milk weed poi
| son in hay.
Mrs. A. X. Flicker and two daugh-
tiers. Helen and Alice left Wednesday
for Muscatine, Iowa, for few weeks
visit with her parents.
The Good Will Glass of the Method.
list church gave Mrs. Walter McWil-
liams bridal shower at the home of
Jim McWilliams Wednesday
Prof. Horton of Hotchkiss is visit
ing his sister Mrs. Nora Reed. Mrs
Reed and Mr.. Horton gave some spe-
cial singing at the morning service
at the Baptist church.
The Olathe school board has en-
gagged Mr.. Wubben of Paonia as prin-
cipal of the Olathe High School for
the comihg year. He comes with an
excellent recommendation.
Rev Lamkin left Monday for
Hotchkiss to hold two weeks meet
ing. Rev, Borden. pastor of the
Hotchkiss church will fill the pulpit
while Rev. Lamkin is away.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Roatcap. Mrs H.
NJ. Freeland and Roland Taylor mo-
tored to Grand Junction Saturday.
Roy played ball there Sunday, re-
turning home after the game
The Freshmen gave surprise on
Ruth Bridges Thursday night. A fine
time was enjoyed by all, and at a late
hour refreshments were served The
evening was spent in playing games
and music.
Between So and 40 men and twen-
ty teams were at the cemetery work
ing all day Friday. They made a
wonderful Improvement The Wo-
mans Club furnished hot coffee and
sandwiches.
Claud Hodges expects to leave in
few days for Colorado Springs. He
has a position as day clerk in the
Cheyenne Hotel. He will stay with
his grandmother and aunt. and in the
fall expects to go to college.
Friday afternoon the twelve year
old boy of the Mexican family at the
F. w. Shields place was laid to rest
in Olathe cemetery. He had been
going swimming in the ditch and got
chilled. starting an infection in his
throat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McMullin and
family expect to start in a few days
for Albuquerque, New Mexico to be
present at the commencement eNer-
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