The Delta independent., 1923-05-11

er's home. Fred Miller ON Garnet
Mesa.
| Lee Yocum of Macomb, Illinois,
was passenger in on the train We'd
nesday to visit in Gilbert Blanchard's
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Lamb and SON
Leonard with Mrs. Salisbury were
visitors in Montrose Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Herd returned from
Crawford Saturday night and will
continue her work in the Geo. Ship.
ley office.
Wallace DeWoody motored to
Grand junction Tuesday to get 1. G.
Dillon, who has been in Los Angeles,
California.
ed to Delta Tuesday night to a ban
quet and entertainment given by the
Delta Circle.
Larry Archer was a visitor at the
tournament and from there departed
for Greeley, where he will remain for
a few months.
Jack Godding and Fred jackson
came in by car from Denver Sunday
They found about a foot of mud on
the Blue Mesa.
Clayton Lodge departed Monday
morning for Kansas City, where he
will continue course in mechanics
in business college:
Ten members Of the Paonia Wood
men Of the World accompanied their
wives and sweethearts to the Women
Of the Woodcraft Circle.
Mr. and Mrs Herman Hengstler of
Alberta. Canada, were passengers
coming in on the train Sunday night
to visit their sister Mrs. A. s. Davis.
Paonia High are proud of Hazel
Lamb. who took first in humorous
defamation and Frances Glib, who
took second in dramatic defamation.
Frank Allen drove a car of athletic
lovers to Montrose Saturday, includ-
ing his daughter, Cleo, Violet Wade.
Vesta Crawford and Ronald Crawford.
Mrs. Haley and son Jim drove to
Montrose Saturday to the tournament
returning Sunday. She was accom-
panied by Mrs. AL Cady and Mrs
Melvin Wade.
The Gun and Rod Club have plan
ned picnic dinner on the Anthra-
cite. May goth. They have also made
plans for another retaining pond on
the Anthracite close to the Snow
Shoe Cabins.
The May Queen box closed Tues
day night. Thelma Neesham of Som
erset won with vote of oil. Eliza
beth Snoddon OF Bowie got second
by 1855 votes and Dorothy Wilson got
third by 400 votes.
| The Boy Rangers entertained the
Girl Reserves Tuesday night in the
Basement Of the Community Church
The usual business meeting was held
games played, and light refreshments
were served. A baseball team was
chosen SO as to play the Rotarians.
Last Thursday evening a reception
was given at the home Of Mrs. A. ".
8. Smith. in honor Of Mrs. Irving p.
Johnson Of Colorado Springs. wife of
the Bishop Of the diocese Of Colorado
for the Episcopal church. Music and
refreshments were the features Of
evenings entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Wilson, Mrs.
Burke. Dorothea Clements, and vi.
Wan Clements attended the concert
given by the Symphony orchestra in
Grand Junction Friday night. DR..
Mitchell, Miss Clock, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. H. Nichols and Mr.. and Mrs. A. e.
Clements were also present.
Because of this being Boys Week
in Paonia the Rotarians were at the
High School Tuesday afternoon to
entertain the boys. A regular bust.
ness meeting was held to show the
boys how to conduct good meetings.
The boys enjoyed the meeting which
was shown by the laughter produced.
Mr.. Walt Thomas choosed a baseball
team from the Rotarians.
/ Over the weekend Of April 9th
and 2Sth the Paonia baseball and
track teams were in Olathe. They
were losers in both the baseball
games. the scores were II to s and
2 to Is. Olathe won the track by
only a score of So to 81. The individ-
ual point winners were Jordan Of
Paonia with II and Neal of Olathe
with II. Several cars loaded with
rooters were present Friday and Sat
urday.