The Delta independent., 1923-12-14
OLATHE ITEMS
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The Junior B. Y. P. U. put on the
day
Leo Kerr underwent an operation
at Montrose last week. He is getting
along fairly we'll
Harry Youmans of Lake City is
spending the winter with his old
friend. C. P. Foster.
The Church of God is making elab-
crate preparations for a Christmas
pageant entitled bethlehem"
Corty, the small son of Mr. and Mrs.
Aubrey Blackburn. is quite i'll, and is
threatened with pneumonia.
Dr. Dennis has been on the sic;
list, suffering from erysipelas of the
face. He is on the mend now.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Vance are re-
joicing over the arrival of a fine
baby girl, born December 1st.
Miss Pearl Butterfield returned to
school this week after a two weeks
absence on account OF tonsilitis.
William Johnson, formerly of Cali
fornia Mesa, who has been at Natur-
tia, has returned to the valley.
F. f. Fields received telegram.
Thursday, of the serious Illness OF his
father, who lives at Gage, Oklahoma.
Mrs. G. A Tabor returned home last
week after an extended visit in
Missouri, with relatives and friends
The present enrolment in the Ola
the grade school is 316, making an av-
erage of little over 35 to each room
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Greenbank and
family moved the last of the week
to the Toothaker ranch on Ash Mesa.
A number of people from Olathe at
tended the dedication services of the
new court house, Friday, at Monte
rose.
All Juniors of the Baptist church
are invited to attend the Junior meet
ing Monday afternoon at four o'clock
at the Baptist church.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Comstock and
Miss Ella Comstock Of Montrose, were
Sunday visitors at the Bruntcn home
on Ash Mesa.
Mrs. WHY'S Brown entertained at
Dinner Saturday in honor OF her son
Edwards first birthday. He received
several nice presents.
Mrs. s. p. johnson and little son,
Bobby Jean, OF Montrose. spent the
week end with Mrs. Johnson's sister,
Mrs. F. E. Fields.
Harland Duncan motored to Paou'a.
Monday, and was accompanied nome
| by his mother who has been visiting
there for several days.
The Montrose and Olathe grade
teams played a football game Tuesday
afternoon, on the local grlhlron, our
boys winning by score of 800.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Watts Mrs s.
C.. Watts of Delta and Bryon Watts OF
Lowell, Wyoming. were visitors Fri
day at the w. L. Whitworth home.
Word has been received from Mrs
Roy Roatcap that she and her two
boys arrived safely in Sanger. Cali
fornia where Roy has work in the
fruit
The Splers-Dennis Post is planning
an entertainment and supper next
Tuesday night for the Legion men,
the Ladies' Auxiliary, and the Legion
aire club.
Mrs. Harold Stevens, Miss Marie
Kennison and Miss Ceclle Blair mo
tored to Cedaredge, Tuesday, after
school, and were accompanied home
by Mrs. Anna Stevens.
Miss Nina Blair left for Denver
Sunday, where she will take the state
examination for nurse. While in Dem
yer she will stay with the NewcIs.
who formerly were here.
A number of the local Odd Fellows
attended the meeting OF that lodge in
Montrose Monday night Grand juno.
tion and Delta lodge members also
participated in the meeting.
Ethel Mills, Allura Burns, Cecil
Stevens and Charles Coffman, who
are attending school at Boulder, are
expected home the last OF the week to
be with home-folks for Christmas.
Mrs. r. A. Bay and Mrs. l.. A.
| L.. I, Al.