The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1923-08-10
CRAWFORD

August 18th
RUDE F1uke and vern Trobaugh
were Delta business visitors Friday.
Miss Maude Kennibrew was a guest
last week in the Leslie J. Savage
home.
L. A Cure and family Of Delta,
were calling ON friends in Crawford
Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Busby spent the weekend
with her daughter. Mrs. Ray Brewer
and husband
Jim Sanderson made a trip to Mont
rose Monday to prove up on his
homestead
Jay Brewer visited from Saturday
to Tuesday in the Charlie Frey home
at Maher.
J. L. Howell OF Hotchkiss, spent
the past week visiting his son Lew
and family.
Carl Wilson and family are visiting
this week nth friends and relatives
on Missouri Flats.
Miss Sallie Cornwall has been quite
i'll Of asthma the past week. but is
much better at this writing.
An eight and one-half pound baby
girl was born Thursday. August to
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Bellmire and
daughter Doris were Delta visitors
Sunday at the Gus Pace home
p. G. Gates and family returned
home Saturday from a fortnight visit
and sight seeing trip in Utah.
Mra E1c5o CnI1fp1 and o~,r Yof<S,
Rifle. are visiting friends and rela-
tives In Crawford and Paonia-
Guard Dove and son Oscar are do
ing some fencing in the Ragged
Mountain region for Dave Dove.
A dance was given at the Maher
school house Saturday. and a good
time was enjoyed by a nice crowd
Mrs. H. E. Welborn and sons. Harry
and Morris. motored to Delta. Satur-
day on a business and shopping trip.
Raymond Zeldenthuis left last
Thursday for Iowa on a visit with
home folks and business trip COM
bined.
VIM Huyer and family OF Paonia,
spent Friday in the Frank Smith
home. Little Nettie remained until
Sunday.
The Misses Helen Hopper. Ellinor
Deutsch, Harold Deutsch and Basil
McKissen enjoyed an outing at Cliff
Creek this week
Wilfred Flynn and family came in
from Missouri, Sunday. where they
spent the past year. They say Colo
RADIO looks best to them.
A baby daughter came to bless the
homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. Heath F1uke.
Saturday. August 4. The little Miss
weighed seven pounds.
Huston Taylor. Mrs. Alice Piercy.
Bryson Fluke and wife, and Charlie
Ellington returned home Sunday from
a fishing trip to Curricanti.
Frank Pace and wife spent several
days in the Piburn home upon their
return from their fishing trip. going
to their home IN Delta Monday.
Lyle Mcleod Is again at home on
Black Mesa, after several weeks spent
in Delta with relatives. during which
time he had his tonsfls and adenoids
removed.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Fluke motored
to Paonia. Friday to attend the fu-
neral Of Mrs. Haley (Dr. Haley's
mither). who passed away in Paonia
Wednesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Meek. who has been
visiting her son Don and family at
Crystal Greek. left Tuesday for Pa
mia and from there TO her home in
Denver. Thursday.
Mrs. TILE Rice left kL. week for
a few weeks visit with her son Roy
and wife and two daughters. Mrs.
Bessie Harris and Mrs. Hattie Bragg
and families at Pocatello. Idaho.
H. L. Evans. state organizer for the
National Non-Partisan League, and
Deputy Organizer Rhinehart, gave an
address at the Fluke Hall. Saturday
night in the interest of the League
Mrs. Mart Rhodes and children
made a trip to Paonie Monday for
fruit. Chester remained over for a
few days visit with relatives. Rus
sci Burnett and Loeta Busby accom-
panied them.
Mrs.. Ed Pitts and children came
down from the Muddy above Somer-
set, Monday. and will visit with Mrs.
Pitts parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Nc.
Leod at their homestead on Black
Mesa for couple of-weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. TIE Grotenhuis mo-
tored up from Hotchkiss. Sunday
morning and attended church. They
spent the remainder Of the day with
the Den Beste family. Edith returned
home with them for a visit.
Tommy Phillips and Ruth Bear
were married last Saturday at the