The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1923-01-05
ASH MESA

The Roy Keller family are moving
on the John Bell ranch this week.
Clyde Rhodes returned to Denver
Monday to take up his school work.
Lulu Mcneil returned from Colona
Friday, where she has been visiting.
Art Crawford and Earl Mattson left
Thursday for California to secure
work.
Mrs. Stein and daughter Ruby are
visiting friends in Montrose for few
days.
Nv. spiers Of Cedaredge purchased
large bunch Of cattle from Charles
Christy.
Rena Christy motored to Montrose
Sunday to visit Mrs. John Hogan who
is sick.
Miss Rutglege left for West Plains.
! Missouri. 10 visit few weeks with
relatives.
Frank Baker returned to Salt Lake
after a weeks visit here with relatives
and friends.
Grandma Harris is still living, but is
very low and there is no hopes for
her recovery.
Bryan Heckert spent Christmas
week with his family. returning to
Ouray Monday.
Mrs. Reed returned from Palisade
Sunday where she has been visiting
the past week.
Marion Adam Perry underwent an
operation for appendicitis Friday at
the Delta hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Madsen and family
enjoyed New Years day at the Austin
homo in Delta.
Charley Shields is spending a few
days with his sister Mrs. Isaac Wilson
at Bostwick park.
Mrs. Hazel Sanders OF Montrose is
spending few days with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs viii Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon and family
enjoyed New Years day at the John
Manuel home on East Mesa.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Flicker and
Mrs. w. o. Hersum were business
callers at Montrose Thursday.
Miss Mary Daniels returned from
Pueblo Monday, where she has been
visiting her mother and brother
Mrs. H. A. Hooper leaves this week
for Oakland. California, to visit her
son and daughter who live there
Mrs. Henderson returned from the
east Wednesday, where she attended
the golden wedding anniversary of her
parents.
Mrs. Harry Harris is caring for
Mrs. Jim Harris and the new daugh-
ter. She came down from Montrose
Sunday.
Babe Taylor returned from Grand
Junction Sunday, where he has spent
the past week visiting his cousin.
Roberta McGinnis.
Mrs Patterson was buried Monday
at Montrose. She was a teacher for
two years In Olathe, was a lovely
woman and loved by all.
Mrs. Roatcap came in from Tellu-
ride Monday to visit a few weeks with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Freeland
and sister, Mrs. Roatcap.
Rev. and Mrs. Lamkin and Mr.. Lam
kin's father, Rev. Lamkin, Grandma
Lennon and Rev. McGlashon Of
Eckert enjoyed New Years day at
Grandpa Blau's.
Mr.. Ferguson was buried from the
White undertaking parlors at Mont
rose Tuesday morning. We extend
our sympathy to the wife and daugh-
ter who are left to mourn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Rolla Butterfield,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamkin, Rev. Lamkin
and Grandma Lennon took supper at
the Hurd Vaughn home Tuesday even
ing.
A big New Years dinner was given
at the Spencer home. The invited
guests were DR.. and Mrs. Lockwood,
DR.. and Mrs. Adler Mr. Gilberts, Mr.
and Mrs. w. G. Neman and Mrs. Car
ruthers and daughter Sarah
Rev. and Mrs. Lamkin, DR.. L. D.
Lamkin, Grandma Lennon and Rev.
and Mrs. McGrashon will take dinner
at the John Anderson home Thurs
day and an oyster supper at the
Frank Christy home. the same even
ing.
The Sunday School of the Highland
school met at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor Thursday evening to talk
over the Sunday school work and plan
for the coming year. Games were
played and cocoa, doughnuts, pears
and apples were served.
Campfire Girls gave their regular
Christmas dinner last Thursday at the
home Of F. e. Spencer. Games and
music were played. A Christmas tree
and the exchanging of presents were
INDUCED in. Then a grand three.
course dinner was served.