The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1923-05-25
California Mesa

| rev. anu MIS-. Idmhlu OIL OldIu0
were calling on the Mesa Thursday |
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Miller were
business visitors at Grand Junction !
Saturday.
i Several from here attended the |
dance at John Hintons, in honor of
Mrs. Miller.
Nadine and Corese Workman OF
high Mesa visited Monday with Mrs. |
E. c. Blowers.
Miss Thelma Chambers who was
operated on for appendicitis. Satur
day is gaining nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verlin Beal are on
the sick list with what seems to be
the effects of the flu
John TORY and sister Gertrude, !
who are attending school at Fort Col
Inns are expected home soon.
Fairview and Stone played ball
Sunday at Fairview. The score was
% to Is in favor of Fairview.
Mrs. Ella Workman and Mrs. Spen-
Ger of East Mesa were guests Of Mrs. |
Clark Miles Friday and Saturday.
Miss Violet Cox and Paul McLaugh. |
at Uncompahgre Thursday evening.
Mrs. Masse of Montrose came down
Sunday and spent the day at her |
ranch. visiting Mrs Monlox and fam
| lily.
Mrs. Myrtle Miller is visiting few |
days with Mrs. Coda Blowers before |
returning to her home in Grand juno |
ton.
Miss Viola Buckingham, who taught
at the Pea Green school the past two
years has gone to Whitewater, for a
few days.
Harry Whitener and Sherman
Rhodes will leave some time this
week for Missouri on a business and
pleasure trip.
Mrs. Claude Mabie and baby are
visiting relatives on Spring Creek
Mesa beofre going to their sheep
camp in the hills.
| Mrs. H C. Warrick is looking for
ward with pleasure to visit with her
cousin and family who left Indiana in
their car the 18th of May.
| Several of the young people from
the Mesa attended the farewell party
for Miss Florence Bridges, Monday
evening. They report fine time.
7, Mr. Ireland and Miss Smith OF
Montrose were business visitors at
the E. C. Blowers home Thursday In
interest of the Girls and Boys Clubs
Wednesday Mrs. Henry Thomas
and daughter, Miss Iva Thomas. and
Mrs. Joe Bishop and daughter Helen.
spent the day at the L. T. Deges
home.
Sunday callers at the Mrs. Ella
Torrey home were Mr.. and Mrs. Tru-
man Foley, Mr. and Mrs. John Carver, |
Mrs. Marian Ray and Miss Carver of
Delta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hammond Jr..
attended the High School graduating
exercises at Montrose Thursday. Miss
Mary Hammond, their sister was
graduate.
Martin Hill who came here some
time ago for his health and also visit |
ing his brother. John Hill and family. |
left last week for his home at Viborg. |
South Dakota.
| T. NJ. Banks lost a valuable work |
horse Sunday. This is the third
horse he has lost this spring. Henry
PAUL. lost a valuable milk COW that
he recently purchased and paid SIS
for.
Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Lutes are re-
joicing over the arrival Of baby boy.
born Sunday morning. and has been
named Kenneth Herbert. Mrs. Lutes
was before her marriage, Miss Cath |
crime Krill
There will be pie social at the
Fairview school house Thursday eve
ming, May oath. The Pea Green band
will furnish the music. The proceeds
are to be used for the benefit Of the
ball team.
Mrs. E. NJ. Stone and little son left
last week for Havelock. Nebraska,
where they will visit Mrs. Stones
parents. DR.. and Mrs. Ballard. Mrs. |
Stone plans to enter a hospital there
for treatment.
| A family reunion was held at the
| Tom Bridges home Sunday with the
following families present. J. H..
Halls. Ira Clark, NJ. L. McIntire, A. p.
McIntire. All brought baskets and en-.
joyed a picnic dinner.
Mrs. Coda Blowers, primary teach.
err at Stone, with her pupils and their
mothers enjoyed a picnic dinner on
the f. c. Blowers lawn Wednesday,
after dinner they enjoyed games and
Mrs. Blowers served ice cream and
cake.
Hobart Smith who has been in the
Salida hospital for several weeks re-
!: ceiving treatment for broken arm.