The Delta independent., 1923-09-14
CRAWFORD
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/ Chas Van Den Berg is confined to
his bed and is quite i'll.
H. E. WeIborn is having a garage
built at his home this week.
John Van Engen made a business
trip to Grand Junction Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bellmire spent
the week end with friends in Craw-
ford.
Miss Lola Pearce of Pueblo was q
home.
Buford Crisler and Ralph Porter left
Friday for a few days fishing trip to
Salida.
! Clayton Riegles and family moved
to Crawford. in the Axtell cabin, on
Monday
Carl Simmons and Mrs. Annie
Cowley motored to Delta Monday to
consult an occulist-
Mrs. Alice Piercey OF Palisade is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Huston Taylor this week.
The Misses Florence Rundle and
Beulah Busby visited at the Dodge
home in Hotchkiss Sunday.
Mrs. Rachel Tuttle Of Hotchkiss
visited several days this week with
her sister, Mrs. Buford Crisler.
| Henry julius and wife returned
home Friday from Palisade where
they had been working in the fruit.
Miss Rose Stewart left Wednesday
for Redlands Mesa where she will
help Mrs. Glen Mcknight with her
work.
Mrs Mary H. Young and three
children of Hotchkiss were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Austin,
Sunday.
Miss Katherine Caldwell. who has
been a guest in the P. Gates home,
left Monday for her home in Pine
Bluff, Arkansas.
School was dismissed Thursday and
Friday to give the teachers and the
pupils an opportunity to attend the
Delta County Fair.
! A. R. Fish, state dairy inspector,
was in Crawford Wednesday looking
over our cream stations and was well
pleased with conditions.
| Miss Marian Ludwig Of Eckert will
remain with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. A. Lamb and attend the
Crawford High school this term
Miss Helen Richie left Tuesday for
Caldwell, Idaho. to attend college this
winter. Mr.. and Mrs. Sundberg took
ion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Webb OF Somer-
~ were visiting Saturday and Sun
day with Mrs. webb's brothers,
Smithy and Jake Reed. and their
families.
The farmers are very busy now,
cutting grain and second haying, both
crops being exceptionally good and
the weather ideal. The peach crop is
also ready.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Savage left on
Friday for Grand JUNCTION and Cisco,
Utah, to visit their daughter. Mrs.
Laura Burch and son Lee and their
families. 81
p. G. Gates and family, Miss Kather-
inc Caldwell. E. W. Gates and ". R.
Ritch spent last week in Durango. and
while there attended the La Plata
County Fair.
Miss Goldie Hutchinson Of Paonia
was a guest of Miss Birdie Collins on
Saturday and Sunday, and Monday
went to Crystal Creek to visit with
Miss Cornwall
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Snyder and Mr..
and Mrs. II. E. Tyler of Delta were
callers at the Welborn home Sunday
stopping on their way home from the
Needle Rock slide.
Mrs. Kate Gill OF Hotchkiss is car
ing for the Maher children. Sherman
and Leone. so that they can attend
school until their mother is able to
leave the ranch and move to town.
Mrs. Josephine Anderson and nep-
hew. Eric Carlson entertained Mr..
and Mrs. o. NJ. Lewis and Mr. and |
Mrs. John Teesiink to a six o'clock |
dinner at their home Friday evening.
The Rev. s. L. Ford has been
assigned the Crawford pastorate for
another year for which the people
are we'll pleased. He expects to be
here to take his place in the pulpit
Sunday.
Mrs. Elah Phillips of Moreland,
and little daughter, Mona
Jessie. who have been visiting her
sisterin-law. the Madams Rhodes,
Gumm and Patterson, left Saturday
for their home.
Dewey Smith motored to Hotchkiss
evening for 10000 baby
ifsh which were shipped from Tellu-
ride. He took them to Crystal Creek III