The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1923-04-27
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Mr.. Lee is still very sick in the
Montrose. hospital.
Mrs. Ashburn left for California
Monday for visit.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Cross is very i'll of pneumonia.
The swine growers association will
ship a car load Of hogs about May
5th.
T. H Cox and two little sons are
able to be out again after a siege OF
measles.
Vera Rodine, who has been sick Sc
, long with measles, is now sick with
bronchitis. n
The camp fire girls planted lilac
| the depot park 10 is.i.11.t. .s.'.. -
Geo. Schon was home few days
from his work at Telluride on &C.
count of illness
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rose Of Mont
rose were Sunday guests at the
Frank Christy home
Our County Superintendent Mrs.
Sarah Taylor has been visiting the
grade schools here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Neal and chill
dren expect to go to California in a
car with Mrs. Ed DeGuelle.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Meals little
daughter, Ada, is recovering from a
very severe attack of measles.
Quite a number Of the ranchers are
spraying their orchards for the insect
pest, with Time and sulphur.
The little Cooper children who have
been very Ill with measles and pneu-
monia are reported a little better.
Mrs. Ed DeGueAle gave SO books to
the Olathe library and seven other
books were given. signed "a friend"
Mrs Charley Christy received word
that her son, Will, was very sick in
the hospital at Riverside. California.
A little daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Bridges Thursday
night, but she only lived o few hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamkin and Mrs. II.
o. Taylor motored to Grand Junction
Monday on business. returning Tues
day.
II. o. Taylor and NJ H. Freeland at
tended the old-guards night at the w.
o. w. lodge Wednesday night at
Delta
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Ross OF Mont
rose were at A B. Casners Sunday.
Then they all motored to Delta for
dinner.
Miss Georgia McMullen arrived
Thursday from a visit with her sister
Mrs. Popejoy OF Albuquerque. New
Mexico.
John Myers is farming two acres of
land Just south OF the blacksmith
shop. belonging TO his brother Fred
Of Telluride.
Leo Kerr went to Montrose Thurs
day to have an X-ray taken Of his
leg. which has been giving him a
great deal Of trouble.
DR.. and Mrs w. w. Gresham of
Delta attended the Baptist church in
Olathe Sunday and took dinner with
DR.. and Mira Proffitt. Ths- fr7
Mr. and Mrs. viii Rose and Rena
Christy motored to Delta Sunday at.
ternoon to visit Mrs Roses parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. FARMLAND.
The baseball game Friday and Sat
urday ended In a tie game. Friday
4 to 4. eleven innings Saturday the
score being 17-7 in favor of Fruita.
Mrs Horton left Friday for Tellu-
ride to take care OF Mrs. Ed Cooper's
baby, who is quite sick Mrs Cooper
was an olathe girl. Mable Ashburn.
The Episcopal Guild met with Mrs.
Darrow Wednesday. Their next meet
ing will be held May 3rd. and .Bishop
Mrs. Johnson Of Denver will give a
talk
Mrs. Tom Wilson was hostess to
the East Mesa club Wednesday after.
noon. They brought their fancy work
and had good social time. Refresh.
ments were served
Gladys Sullivan went to Montrose
Friday to take up her new work as
boOkkeeper in the Stevens Broa
meat market. She will stay with her
sister Mrs. H. Woods.
Word was received from Geo. Bev.
eridge. who was injured in wrest-
ling match that he was able to leave
the hospital, where he had been for
two weeks from infection Of the ear.
Mrs. Ed DeGueiie shipped her
household goods to California, Tues.
day. She will leave as soon as roads
are fit TO drive through in d car. Earl
Duncan expects to drive her car for
her.
Those who enjoyed horseback
ride to the Black Canon and a picnic
dinner were Mrs. Nora Reed. Miss