The Delta independent., 1923-11-23
CEDAREDGE
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Miss Dorothy Nelson spent the
week end at her home in Delta.
The teachers attended the class in
Glass Room Methods at Eckert Fri
day.
Frank Jackish returned to Denver
Thursday, after several months
stay here.
The Patterson house on Fifth street
is now occupied by the H. A. McAllist-
er family.
Walter January is enjoying new
Chevrolet roadster, purchased of the
Cedaredge garage.
Ed Ryan, who has been very low
with typhoid fever, is now well on the
road to recovery.
Wesley Static had the misfortune
to break his arm Wednesday while
playing at school.
Miss Butts, who teaches at Coalby,
spent the week end in town, the guest
of Miss Zenda Roberts.
Phil Weston is still very i'll. A
daughter from Wyoming arrived Sun
day to help care for him.
Miss Kate McCommons spent the
week end in the country with Miss
Ensign, at the E. e. Bull home.
The rabbit hunt on Redlands Mesa
was a huge success, and the oyster
supper in the evening even better.
Perry Scott was down from Ridg-
way Sunday, accompanied by grand
son Donald They returned Monday.
Mrs. ]. C. Rowbotham continues to
improve, and the family's host of
friends hope for an early recovery.
A hardware salesman from Grand
Junction failed to make the turn at
Taylor's corner Friday night, and
wrecked his car very completely
Miss Clara Ensign entertained a
number of friends at an evening din
ner party Tuesday, Mrs. ]. F. Pecks
home being the scene of the party.
The Masonic banquet at Eckert was
attended by practically all the Masons
of this vicinity and their wives, and
was, as always, most delightful af-
fair.
Mr.. Harry Bull and son Harrison,
went to Pueblo the forepart of last
week where Harrison remained to re-
ceive medical treatment; and recent
reports are very encouraging.
Miss Gladys Odle left last Wednes-
day to join her mother at Clinton
Missouri, where they will make their
home. Zella Goddard is working as
relief operator girl at the Coop.
board now.
Harry Kitch has recently purchased
the small residence and tract of land
south of the Hospital home, off ]. C.
Dugger, consideration not given. The
Duggers are now occupying the Web
Der home.
Miss Florence Russo was called to
Pueblo Sunday morning by telegram
telling of the death of the lady with
whom she has made her home for
number of years. She is expected
back Thursday.
The Harry Bull family are enjoying
the comforts of a new Dodge sedan
when they come to town or travel
about these days. Mr.. Bull drove it
back when he returned from Pueblo,
and it's certainly a beauty.
Mrs. Westwood and son of Delta,
who have been seeking a location in
or near Cedaredge, have bought the
w. G. Mccormick ranch below town,
now occupied by Mr. Knox. They
will take possession March 1st.
A number of Marion Wylies boy
friends rendered him a farewell party
at the Stewart home Saturday even
ing. The Wylie family will leave the
latter part of this week for California
where they will make their home.
The Baptist and Community church
congregations will unite in Thanks
giving service at the Baptist church
Thursday evening. Mrs. Clevenger
and Mrs. Allen are at work practicing
members of the Junior Society on a
special program for the evening
Worshippers at the Community
church Sunday morning noted a great
improvement in that corner the inter
section of Bird and Grand streets. Sew
eral teams and dozen men were
busy Tuesday removing the large rock
and leyeling off the ground at the foot
of the church steps.
The Baptist ladies announce an ap-
ron sale and bazaar for December 8th,
on which day they will also serve din
ner. These ladies are famous cooks,
and needle women. Patronize them
and please both yourself and the aux
Hilary.
Pupils OF the High school will give
play at the Auditorium on Tuesday
night, having been in training for a
number of weeks under Miss Baird.
The proceeds are to go into the Boost
| er club treaRnrY TO be nRad for Hlph