The Delta independent., 1923-06-15
OLATHE ITEMS
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| Earl Heckert and e. A. Rawson
came in Sunday from Boulder uni
versity.
Alura Burns and Eleanor Casnsr
returned home Saturday from their
schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Wilson enter
tanned a dozen friends ct q lovely
dinner Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Neiman left Sunday
by auto for q four weeks visit at
Omaha. Nebraslm.
w. G. Holman has sold his interest
in the ice and coal business to his
partner. Roy Goper.
Lulu Mcneil Of Colona came down
Saturday and viii attend the Stevens
Young wedding Tuesday.
Mrs. Hamilton OF Memphis, Ten
nessee, is expected Tuesday for a
visit It the Profit home.
Sherman Rhodes and son Clyde
have gone to Greenville. Missouri.
on business trip, going by auto.
Mrs. Caroline Harrel and George
and Susanne French left Friday for
Gunntson to attend summer school.
Mr.. and Mra A. w. Hogan and
daughter Rhea left Monday for st.
Louis to attend the Rotary convenr
tion-
Mrs. e. A. Bay returned Monday
from a several months visit in Ohio.
Mr.. Bay and Van met her at Grand
Junction.
Mra Lizzie Lohr Of the Cottage
hotel entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Van
ecker and Mrs. George Wear of Delta
Wednesday.
Mrs. W. t. Staveley OF Shawnee.
Oklahoma. is visiting her sister and
daughter. Mrs. J. X. Nesbit and Miss
Clara Staveley.
The ball game Monday between
the mems and boys classes OF the
Methodist church was 15 to in ia:
vor Of the boys.
Mrs. Dick Greenbank gave a sur
prise party In honor OF her niece,
Retta Vests 18th birthday. About
thirty were present.
The Baptist ministers met at Eek
ert Monday to organize a Ministers
association Rev. R. w. Lamkin at
tended from Olathe.
Mr.. Neal Ray Roafcap, A j. Raw
son, Archie and -Orville Roatcap and
Mr.. Lutes are enjoying a fishing and
outing on the Gunnison.
Susanne French received word on
Monday that she had been awarded
the SIS prize given by the Elks' lodge
for the best essay on the American
flag.
Mrs. Clarence Stevens arrived Sun
day from North Carolina, having
been summoned by the illness Of her
mother. Mr.. Stevens met her at Sa-
Ida.
Rolla Rhodes returned Sunday from
Savannah. Missouri. where he was
treated. II was found that he will
have TO 90 back for smother opera
tion later on.
Rev. T. w. Goode returned Satur-
day from Iona where the family
have been visiting MIRA Goodies mo
ther. Mrs Goode and Ruth remained
for another week
Mrs. Ray Roatcap OF Telluride came
In Saturday and visited until Sunday
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
NJ Freeiand. Alvin Freeland took
her home IN his car.
Quite . humber of friends gather.
ed at the Walter Adams home Sun
day afternoon for visit with their
daughter. Mrs. Arthur Harry OF Chi
cago. who is visiting here.
Mrs Sarah Adler celebrated her
18TH birthday Sunday. Her children
and friends came in after church and
brought lunch baskets and surprised
her. There were IS present. :.
Mrs. w. T. McGinnis and daughter
Roberta arrived Monday from Grand
Junction for visit with the lady's
mother. Mrs. A. A. Taylor ana broth.
er. H. o. Taylor and family.
Tho juniors OF the Olathe Baptist
church have entered a contest with
the Juniors Of Stone school. All Jun
iors are requested 10 be present on
Sunday eve. from to 8 O'Clock.
MI. and MrA Herman Hensler
stopped off here Thursday and Wis
tied at the z. A. Adams home, on
their way to Durango nom Canada.
They were old neishbors Of the Ad.
ans thirty years ago.
A very pretty children's program
was given at the Church OF God Sum
Day. After the exercises a fine din.
ner was served ut the home Of Ar
thur Kirk, and the Afternoon was
spent in . social time.
The ball games at Grand Junction
Sunday between Olathe and the
Grand Junction Woodmen went to
the Junction team. 4 to s. The other
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