The Delta independent., 1923-06-22
California Mesa
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The Henry PAUL. family are quar-
antined for scarlet fever.
The small daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Len Ragsdale is quite sick.
d. F. Woodruff's are the first ones
on the mesa to have new potatoes.
The Misses Seamon from Salida
are house guests of Mrs. Hutton.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brady have
gone to Lake City to make their
home.
A sweet baby girl was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Charley Ray Thursday.
June IA.
The Baptist minister at Montrose
will have services at the Coal Greek
church Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Gerald Jones OF Montrose is
spending few days with her aunt,
Mrs. Ella Torrey and family.
At the ball game between Fair
view and Ash Mesa, the score was
26 to "a in favor of Fafrview.
Mrs. Houck Of Texas arrived Satur-
day for visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Monroe Henderson.
ANAco AIAA1 huolho anu n0T SuC6ts
Miss Jean Dent of Hotchkiss, spent
Wednesday with Mrs. Lee price.
Charlie Mealy sprained hi ankle
last week, which caused him much
pain and has kept him from work
Miss Nell Whitener, who has spent
several months in Washington and
California, returned home Thursday.
George Fisher, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Fisher, is spending two
weeks visiting friends at Colorado
Springs.
L. T. Deges, Lucille Deges, Mr..
and Mrs. Hurd Vaughn and Harry
Roatcap camped on the Blue from
Wednesday until Saturday.
Mrs. Thomas Savery of Chicago
stopped off for a short visit with her
brother. George Moore and family, on
her return from visit to California
The members of the Episcopal
church had Sunday School at 10000
o'clock Sunday at the Werner Dahlin
home. All brought their lunch and
had picnic at noon
While playing ball Sunday Jess
Marchbanks was struck in the face
by ball which broke his nose He
was taken toNDelta for treatment and
is getting along very we'll
NJ. l.. McIntire and daughter, Mrs.
]. H. Hall and children, left Sunday
for Knoxville, Iowa. for a months
visit Mrs. Shields and daughter,
Mary accompanied them and will
visit in Des Moines, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hammond,
who have been engaged to teach at
the Stone school, moved to the tea
cherage last week. They will 60 to
Gunnison to normal this summer.
The w. C. T. U. met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. l.. Deges. AZ
ter the business meeting a short pro-
gram and refreshments were enjoy
ed. Tho next meeting will be on
July II with Mrs. Bert Adams.
Archie Hawker. the little two-year
old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hawker,
died Friday from complications fol.
lowing measles. Funeral services
were held Sunday afternoon by Rev.
Mason OF the Delta Nazarene church.
Interment was at Pea Green ceme-
terry.
Monday evening a crowd Of young
people surprised Denver Cooper, the
occasion being his 21st birthday.
Outdoor games were played until. a
late hour and at the close of the ev.
ening they enjoyed a weiner roast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Price enter
tanned friends at lovely six o'clock
dinner Sunday evening in honor Of
Mrs. A. R Kracaw of Denver. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. VIII
ifams; Will Williams and daughter.
Eva Louise. Of Delta: Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Price and daughter Shirley, and
the honor guest
The California Mesa Sewing club
met Friday afternoon with their lead
er. Mrs. e. C. Blowers. Those who
are taking second and third year
work are Edra Vest: Helen Hogan;
Mildred Turner; Amber and Virginia
Hill; Phyllis Anderson; Berdene
Check: Dorothy Thomas, Thelma
Hogan; Beulah Andres and Vera