The Delta independent., 1923-07-06
OLATHE ITEMS
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Mrs. C. A. Gordon of Montrose is
visiting at the A. B. Casner home.
| Tandy's, Hollands and Alice Spen-
Ger motored to Cimarron Sunday.
Will Wilson and Ed Farrow left
Monday for California going by auto.
Miss Mildred Lee of Montrose is
visiting her Grandma Meyer for a few
weeks
Loyal Temperance Legion met with
Wanda and Thora viers Saturday af-
ternoon.
| Mr.. and Mrs Lamkin and Grandma
Lennon spent Monday at the H. o.
Taylor home.
Evelyn Rodine is able to be out in
the car after her recent operation for
appendicitis
Mr. and Mrs Floyd Bryant came in
Monday from Eagle, for a weeks visit
with friends,
/ Miss Josephine Fields of Winnipeg,
canada is visiting at the home Of her
uncle, T. E. Fields.
Will Christy came in Saturday from
California to visit his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charley Christy.
Fern and Lois Richardson are visit
ing their grandma, Mrs. L. " Cook
Their home is at Cimarron.
| The High Mesa people are anxious
to have the mail route approved. 1t
will save many trip to Olathe.
Little Charlie Cory came in Satur-
day with his uncle Will Christy, to
visit his grand parents this summer.
| Mrs Claud Hodges who has been
visiting relatives in Olathe returned
to her home near Eckert this week
| Harold Stevens and wife returned
home Monday from their wedding trip
home on Sixth street.
Mr.. Carrouthers of the Atlas mine
and Mr.. Bonst Of the Smuggler mine
came home Monday and will stay un,
til after the Fourth
w H. Horton and wife and sons,
James and Richard Greenbanks are
enjoying an outing on Grand Mesa
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Christy and
daughter Rena, and Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Rawson and family left by auto Wed.
nesday for California
Mr.. Dawson came in Saturday from
| q
ton. California, and soon as he can
will move out there.
Mrs. w. T McGinnis and daughter.
Roberta, left for their home in Grand
Junction Friday morning after three
| weeks visit with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Roatcap and sons, |
Mr.. and Mrs. N. NJ. Freeland left on
Friday in their car for a two weeks |
visit in Pueblo and Denver.
C. P. Foley came in Monday to visit |
the H. B. Coffman home They all |
motored to Paonia Tuesday and Fri |
day. He left for his horne in Calf |
ornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Shafer and !
daughter Ida. and Mr. and Mrs. Pete |
Shafer and children left Monday by |
auto for Washington to make their |
home.
Leroy Needham and son Arthur, are
visiting at the C. C. chapel home.
Mrs. Needham will join her husband
later and may make Olathe their |
home.
Mr.. and Mrs Loring Wilson and
DR.. and Mrs. Lockwood and Miss
Smith, a nurse, left Friday morning
for a weeks outing on the Little |
Cimarron.
| The Ladies' Aid Of the NJ. e. church |
met with Mrs. Dennis Thursday after |
noon. They are planning for their |
Xmas Bazaar. Strawberry short cake |
and ice tea were served
The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist |
church met with Mrs. John Anderson |
Thursday afternoon. A good attend |
ance were present. Ice cream and
cake were served at the close of the |
afternoon.
Geo. Sehon same home from the |
Atlas mine to spend a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Alternately are
proud over the arrival OF a boy at the |
home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. G. Harris, June 81.
The little two year old son, Harold,
of Mr. and Mrs. Roy McGuffy who
live a little ways out from Olathe
was seriously hurt in a runaway acci- |
dent Wednesday afternoon. He was
run over by haySlip; one arm was
broken in two places and head out.
A farewell party was given Friday
night at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. AL
lison for the ditch riders, in honor
OF Harris and Tom Howard who have
given up their work and are leaving
for Illinois. Harris Howard had charge
OF the Eckeriy system on East Mesa
and w. Whdtworth will take his place.
Tom had charge OF lower California
I Mesa lateral Oliver Harrta ~ naIto