The Delta independent., 1923-06-15

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ent. Next meeting win be held at
the home Of Mrs. viers in June.
= Olathe and Somerset played Dali
Sunday at Paonia 15 to 5 In favor OF
Somerset
Fern Ross and Lois Williams leave
this week for Gunnison for study this
summer.
Mr.. Watt Church Of Nevada came
in Monday. called by the Illness OF
his mother.
Edna Hall is under the doctor s
caro- for nervous trouble, following
the measles.
Mrs. Lydia Warren of Fort Collins
is visiting relatives and friends in
Olathe for . week.
Rev. Lamkin returned home Mon
day after conducting two weeks re-
vfval at Hotchkiss.
J. 1. Bridges had sale Saturday
and he and family will leave in few
days for California.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ". Cook and Mr..
and Mrs. Poor motored to Hotchkfss
Sunday to visit friends.
Mrs. Denham entertained the Wo-
mans Club OF High Mesa Friday af-
ternoon at her home.
Mr.. Poor expects to start to Cali
fornia soon and II he likes II Mrs.
Poor will join him there.
Mrs. T. H. Church il seriously i'll
with heart trouble. Her daughter
Mrs. Olive Clark is nursing her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Roatcap have
purchased the R. E. Rutledge home,
and took possession Saturday.
Miss Mary Mcneil Of Colona will
teach in Olathe the coming year. She
will stay with Mrs Roy Roatcap.
F. M. Sheck's daughter. Mrs. Con-
rad Dahlin returned to her home in
Denver after several weeks visit
here.
J. w. Poole, Mr.. Carothers and
Geo. Sehan came down from the Atlas
mine to spend a few days with home
folks.
James Goode, one of our High
School graduates has taken a position
in the First, National Bank at Mont
rose
VIII Moffitts home east Of Olathe
burned Friday morning. They lost
nearly everything. The cause is un-
known.
Mrs. Richard Price returned to her
home from Delta Monday. She under
went an operation for appendicitis
in May.
Little Lawrence Cross is not SO
well. He was taken to Montrose
again for an X-ray picture OF his
lungs.
Fred Hyatt came in Friday from
Fort Collins, where he has been at
tending school, He will spend vaca-
tion at home.
Farmers meeting was held in
Olathe Tuesday afternoon. Walton
Peteet gave a talk on cooperative
Word was received from Oscar
Roatcap that his condition was much
improved. He is in the Fitxsimmons
sanitarfum now.
C. D. Whitner is taking vapor baths
at Ouray. He is suffering from
and thought the baths.
would relieve him.
Mrs. Dahlin Of Sioux City, Iowa.
came In to visit her son, Vernon, a
couple Of weeks, then will go on to
visit in California.
Quite q number OF our church peo-
pie are planning to attend the State
School convention at Grand
Junction June ~. Is and IS.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrel of West
Plain. Mo-. are visiting DR.. and Mrs.
Proffitt. He Is q cousin of the doc
tor, and may locate here.
Mrs. Ed Blair received telegram
that her sister Mrs. Cora Truax of
Mead county. Kansas. had died. She
left Saturday for Kansas.
Vera Rodine spent Saturday and
on High Mesa with Edith
Johnson. The little Johnson boy is
suffering with rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blair and two
came down from Shaw
ano Fail Saturday to visit his par
ents Mr. and Mrs. Peter Blair.
Peter Myers and Mrs. Oliver Nc
Intire are enjoying visit from their
daughter and sister. Mrs. Freda
Myers. q teacher at Norwood school.
L. A. Stevens will enter the State
Normal school at Gunnison. He will
move his family, there and his daugh-
ter Mildred win take music this sum-
mer.
DR.. Proffitt and daughter Thelma
left Saturday for Glenwood Springs.
Dr.. will take post graduate course
in inlaid work and Thelma will visit
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Little Dwain Cox fell on the side
walk and was run over by some boys