The Delta independent., 1923-06-01
OLATHE ITEMS
Claud Hodges left Saturday fc
Colorado Springs.
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Mrs. Fields and Esther Goode were
Montrose business callers on Monday.
T. H. Cox and Mr.. Hunter motored
TO Grand Junction Friday ON business.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Rawson and
family will leave soon for California
by auto.
ball this week. He will be gone all
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Matteson leave
this week for Joliet, Illinois. to visit
their sons.
Lulu Mcneil left for her home in
Colona after a successful year at the
high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roatcap and Lige Nc
Gregor motored to Cimarron Saturday
on business.
Mr.. French and daughter, Susan,
leg. Monday for C!marTon TO spend d
few days fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knowlton and Mr. and
Mrs Rutledge leave this week for
California by auto.
A little daughter was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Whitener at their
uOuio III o4saIut, may IVIu.
Mrs. Florence Bridges spent from
Friday until Sunday with Mrs. James
Belluchie Of Austin.
Ionic Wallace run into a ditch Sun
day and damaged his car. but he es-
capped without scratch.
Mrs. Rodgers left for Denver Fri
day. While here she has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Roy Cross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Christy and
daughter Rena, expect to start soon
for California in their car.
Grandma Adler and Mrs. R. " Ad-
Ter, Ida and Francis Warren, spent
Sunday at the Carkhuff home.
DR. and Mrs. Dennis returned home
from Denver Friday where they have
been visiting their daughter and fam
lily.
Rev. Borden who filled the pulpit
for Rev. Lamkin gave a grand sermon
Sunday which was enjoyed by every
one.
Mrs N G. Rodine sold his big gray
team to MIR. Moore OF Telluride for
$500. II will be used for county
work.
Mrs. Brown left Tuesday for Los
Angeles to be gone few months.
Grandma Lennon will occupy her
home until fall
Two other children OF the Barks
family who lost their two little daugh-
ters few weeks ago are very low
with pneumonia.
.E,
J. Meehan and two children returned
to her home at Eagle, Colo. after a
two weeks visit.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Methodist
church will give a musical Friday ev-
ening at the opera house. also some
humorous readings
Mr.. and Mrs Whitworth are moving
to Grandpa McIntire's home for the
summer Mr.. whitworth will work
for the government.
Ruby Slime came down from Bost-
wick Park to spend a couple Of weeks
visiting relatives and friends in Ola
the and on Ash Mesa.
Mrs. MCMILLAN. a missionary from
Tanka, Egypt gave very interesting
talk Sunday morning at the Presby-
terian church on her work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Good OF Durango,
came in a few days ago. Mr.. Good
God while Rev. Coy is away.
Miss Hadley who has been working
in India In the mission fields gave a
very interesting talk Sunday morning
at the Presbyterian church.
Monday neighbors and friends gave
a bridal shower to Mrs. Guy Ramage
at their new home. She received
some pretty and useful gifts.
Mr.. Chas. Poor has resigned his
store and Gladys Sullivan has taken
her old place in the store again.
Mr.. Freeland. Roatcap. Vaughn.
Goode. Adler. Casner, Williams and
McMullin went fishing near Cimars
ron from Thursday until Sunday.
Eighteen ladies met at Mrs. Lam
kins Thursday at an all day sewing.
They finished 23 little dresses to be
sent to Japan for the little orphans.
Mrs. Loren Wilson and Mrs. Fred
Wilson started a Sunday school at
No. g. They are very much interest
cd as there were SO present Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Hammond received
word that her father. Rollo Rhodes.
who went to Missouri for treatment Is
very sick and confined to his bed most
OF the time.
Quite crowd attended the ball
game between Grand Junction and
Olathe, Sunday. II was nice clean
game. the score being TO s. with
Is innings, favor OF Olathe.
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