The Delta independent., 1923-08-24
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Mrs. Proffitt and daughter Thelna
are on the sick list.
Mrs. A. C. Ferguson. Of Montrose,
is visiting friends in Olathe.
Mr.. G. P. Coffman Is on the sick
list suffering with acute indigestion.
Mrs. L. v. Cook and Mrs. Poor
motored to Denver Wednesday.
Mrs. Nora Reed Is clerking in the
L. v. Cook store for a short time.
Rev. and Mrs. McCorry left Mon
day for their home in Alliance, Ohio.
Mrs. w. H. McWilliams is in st.
Luke's hospital suffering with enema.
Ed Horton from Phoenix. Ariz 10
here looking after his business inter.
est.
DR.. and Mrs. Geo. Nuckolls left by
auto for their home in Denver, Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lige McGregor have
moved into the house vacated by M.
Rhodes.
GcO. l1OuSoS lclL LII ouIay MOuuhy
to enter the hospital for treatment for
his eyes.
Mrs. Compton OF Paonia is visiting
her sister, Mrs. James Duncan and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp and family have
moved to Missouri to make their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Hyatt will start
about the first Of Sevtember for Cali
fornia.
Harry Williams left for Meade,
Kans. by auto Monday morning on
business.
| Mercedes Williams came home Sum
day from a visit with relatives at
Eckert.
Ed Blair was taken to the state hos
pital at Pueblo. for treatment last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Casner's nephew. Eby Ross and
wife OF Backfoot, Idaho. are visiting
the Casner home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. whaller Of
Hotchkiss. spent Sunday at the Char
| ley McMullen home.
Mrs. R. j. Brown came in Monday
from Long Beach, Calf She is at
the Lamkin home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Thomson OF Tellu-
ride, came in Saturday to visit his
sister. Mrs. w. o. Wallace.
Prof. Wilson left Thursday for Ft
Collins to attend the Smith Hughes
Institute for couple of weeks.
Mrs. Charles Dolan will leave Tues
| day to take up her school work 1t
the State College at Greeley.
Fern Evans. Ollie Culver and
Evelyn Rodine leave Wednesday for
Palisades to work in the fruit.
Virgie Wallace left for Telluride
, Monday to work for his uncle. NJ.
Thomason for a couple OF months.
]. T. Illusions sister. Mrs. Green.
who has been visiting here several
weeks. left for her home in Nebraska.
| The families of Hawkyards, Heck
erts. Uglows and Darrows had a pic
noic dinner on the Uglow lawn last
| Sunday.
The equipment OF the Western
Union Telephone Co. is now installed
in the Sheck building ready for busi-
ness.
Mrs. Wilbur Mossman's nephew, Da-
vid Moore Of st. Paul. has come to
spend the winter and to attend
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Rhodes have
| moved to Montrose. where he has
bought an interest in blacksmith
shop.
Rev. Lamkin motored to Eckert
Monday to be gone till Wednesday
to help paint and frost the Eckert
Baptist church.
Mrs. Kihlcoth and daughter May,
Mrs. Frank and son, and Mrs. Hooper
ofg Eckert. spent Sunday at the
Harry Williams home.
DR.. jackson and wife of Tulsa,
Okla, are visiting at the Ernest
Hedgecock home. Mrs. Jackson is a
sister OF Mr.. Hedgecock
Geo. Hodges is here from Telluride,
spending few days in Olathe with
his wife and children. He has been
suffering from erysipelas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Adams and
Mrs. Doyle and daughter OF Delta,
spent Sunday with Mr.. Adams par.
ents. w. A. Adams OF Olathe.
Little Lorraine Froom, three years
old. who was badly scalded while en-
joying an outing on Grand Mesa. Is
recovering nicely but suffered quite
bit.
Mr.. Carl Altenbernd and mother
and Mrs. Stine and daughter Ruby
| "a rua dOuu from poafuyic parL and