The Delta independent., 1923-09-07
from Sheldon, Iowa, is visiting
brother Raymond Zeldenthuis

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w. r. Foster and family returned
home from Denver Tuesday evening.
They are planning on moving soon to
Denver to make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Brewer en-
tertained willard Powell and family
of Bowie, Geo. Williams and family,
and Ray Brewer and wife of Craw-
ford to Sunday dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Hefley and
daughter. Katherine, Of Austin. and
Lee Hefley of Grand Junction, were
guests in the Martin Collins home
from Wednesday to Thursday OF last
week.
Roy Craig and wife, and Mr.. and
Mrs Jack Talber Of Paonia, were
callers at the Rumble home Sunday.
Mrs. Edith Pitts and children re-
turned to their home in Hotchkiss last
week to place the children in school
there.
School opened in the Dove district
Monday with Miss Bogen OF Florence
as primary teacher and Miss Ruth
Tompson OF Boulder has been secured
for the grades but owing to the severe
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come at present.
Roy Taylor and family. and Clar-
ence Hefley and family Of Cedaredge,
spent the week end with Roy and Mrs.
Hefley's parents. Mr.. and Mrs Huston
Taylor.
The Sam Weinant family enjoyed a
visit with Mr.. Weinant's sister, Mrs.
Mary Brinkmeyer OF Los Angeles. who
arrived Wednesday. She left for her
home Monday.
Jim Dickerson and Roy Strickland
motored in from the Junction Satur-
day and visited until Monday in the
John Dckerson home. Mrs. Strick-
land and children who have been
visiting her parents the past fortnight
returned home with them.
Miss Velma Weinant of Troy,
Missouri is visiting her uncle Sam
Weinant and family.
Mrs. John Teeslink entertained
about fifteen friends and neighbors
last Saturday evening in honor of her
birthday. A very pleasant time was
spent.
Mrs. Don Meek had for her guest
last week Mrs. Robert Fender Of
Paonia. Tuesday afternoon Mrs.
Meek was hostess to a small card
party in which the Madams Fender,
| p. C. Gates and the Misses Maude
Kennibrew and Katherine Caldwell
were guests.
School began in the Crawford
schools Monday with a good enroll
ment. Miss Belle Mcdonald OF Trini-
dad will teach the Missouri Flats
school, Several pupils from outside
districts are attending the High
school in Crawford.
| watson and Robbie Rockwell and
Miss Mary Sanderson are guests in
the Tede Hice home this week while
Lieut. Gov Rockwell and wife are in
Denver
Thursday night while Huston Tayi-
or and wife were going home in their
car the lights gave out when a short
distance from home and Mr.. Taylor
ran into the bank in making sharp
turn, overturning the car. Fortuna
tely neither OF the occupants were
seriously hurt although Mr.. Taylor
suffered dislocated shoulder and
both were somewhat bruised and
shaken up.
A farewell party was given on last
Friday evening on Miss Helen ,Ritchie
at her home. Miss Helen is leaving
soon for Idaho where she will again
attend college. About 25 were pres
ent and a very enjoyable time was
spent in playing cards. music, etc,
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served.
The Rev. S. l.. Ford left Monday for
Dolores for visit with his family.
Mr.. Ford has been our pastor here
for the past year and the people are
more than anxious for the Conference
to send him back to Crawford for
another year.
About seventy-five of the relatives
and neighbors of Mrs. Mahlon Collins
and Miss Claudine Collins and little
Eula wilson gave joint birthday
party Sunday at the Mahlon Collins
home. the birthday of the three fall
ing respectively on the second. third
and fourth OF September. A most
delightful afternoon was enjoyed by
all. and an unbelievable amount Of
cake and ice cream consumed.
Miss Esther Den Beste, who will
be an early fall bride, was the guest
OF honor at a shower given Thursday
afternoon at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
F. NJ. Drexel. About twenty-five Of
the friends of Miss Esther were pres
ent and she received many lovely
gifts. delightful afternoon was
spent.