The Delta independent., 1923-12-07
CEDAREDGE
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The Roy Hamilton family were Del
Ia callers Sunday.
L c. Branning spent the latter part
of the week with his family here.
Editor Brewer spent Thanksgiving
at Gunnison with his aged parents.
The basket ball season openes on
Friday with a game between Fruita
and Cedaredge:
Miss Marion Felgar spent the week
end with friends at the A D. Fair
banks home in Delta,
Mrs. ]. K. Grant spent Saturday in
Delta, where she became a member of
the d. A R chapter of that city.
Jimmie Ashurst went down to the
Junction Friday, where he will attend
school the remainder of the winter.
The Warren Taylor family visited
relatives at De Beque last week. and
spent Thanksgiving with Carl Adems
Perry Scott and daughter, Della
Gipe, came down from Ridgway on
Thursday and remained until Sunday
Truston McAllister recently sold his
place to n. F. Coombe and is now
moving to a new location on Rogers
Mesa.
Miss Edith Cobbett, who attends The
Western college at Gunnison. spent
the Thanksgiving vacation with home
folks.
A large crowd enjoyed the Thanks
giving dance at the theater building,
the Harris orchestra furnishing the
music
Miss Marie Bowness went to Gunni-
son Thanksgiving to spend the holi-
day with her sister, Anita, and other
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Miller of Eek
ert vicinity are happy over the ar
rival of twins at their house Wednes-
day last.
Mrs. Hanson and Miss Addie Nc
Koon are enjoying a visit from their
father, Mr.. John McKoon, of Sho-
shone, Idaho.
The w. E. Taylor property below
town was sold recently to Mrs Geo
Benton the new owner taking i'm
mediate possession.
The F. J. Stewart and W. C. Over
hults families went to Delta Thursday,
where they were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Schooifield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt Hoard are the
proud parents of twin sons, born Sat
urday, Dec. 1st
Gregg Smiths have moved on to the
Howard place on Cedar Mesa, the
Howards having recently returned to
their former home in Texas.
The young people of Mrs, Palmers
and Mrs. Stewards Sunday school
classes, enjoyed a party at the Sun
day school rooms Friday evening.
Mrs. Walter Shipp and little son.
Billy Joe, went to Fort Collins We'd
nesday to visit her parents and other
relatives there, until after the holi-
days
Mrs. Lundberg and son Frank. who
went to Salt Lake several weeks ago,
expecting to spend the winter have
returned. arriving here last Sunday
evening
Mrs. y. F Ccombe is busy making
arrangements for home talent play,
to be given during the holidays for
the benefit OF the library Mrs.
Coombe is chairman of the Library
committee
Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Wetterich re-
turned last week from a several days
visit in Grand Junction and are now
pleasantly located in the Mcdowell
cottage We join their host of friends
in extending good wishes.
Mrs. Tom Wiley and three children.
also Mrs. Cal Wiley and two children.
departed Monday for their new home
in California. They will live in
suburb Of Los Angeles, where their
husbands have already located and
found work
The Odd Fellows were royal hosts
at an Oyster Supper Wednesday even
ing. when they entertained their
wives, the Rebekah lodge and the
Rebekahs' husbands. AS usual they
had a splendid time, for as some one
says, That lodge crowd do have the
best times"
Mrs. ]. X. Grant entertained Mon
day evening at 4 delightful party in
honor OF the newly weds, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Wetterich. Rook and
dancing whiled away the evening, and
az late hour dainty refreshments
were served. About thirty-five guests
enjoyed Mrs. Grants hospitality.
A goodly number OF people attend
ed the Junior h. Y. P. U. program at
the Baptist church Thursday even
ing. Dramatization OF the STORY Of
Moses and a reading, THE Carpet
Money" by Miss Wick, were special
features Following the Junior pro
gram Rev. Clevenger gave ane inform.
al Thanksgiving talk.
The hospitable Wick home east Of
town was the scene OF a merry family
dinner Thursday when Mr. and Mrs.
Wick entertained n company OF rela-