The Delta independent., 1923-11-16
CRAWFORD
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Perry McMurry was a business
visitor to Paonia Monday.
Grandpa Dove and Alden Dove are
on the sick list this week.
The Crawford flour mill is again in
operation, with L. A Cure, miller
C. H. Allyn returned home Satur-
day from business trip to Denver.
Jake Reed and wife moved into the
Bert Brown residence in town Friday.
Mrs. Clayton Reigles is helping
Mrs. ]. f. Austin with her house
work.
Charlie Osborn came in from Den
yer last week for visit with home
folks.
Clarence Hefley and family of Aus
tin visited in the Huston Taylor home
Thursday.
Grandma Pearce and Dora Hefley
were Thursday callers in the Martin
Collins home.
Miss Alice Burnett, Delta County
Supt., was a visitor to our school on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Simmons and
Mrs Perry McMurry motored to Del
ia Monday.
Bert Blodgett OF Reed was visiting
Wednesday and Thursday with the
]. E. Austin family
Mrs. Mary Stafford was over from.
Paonia and visited few days last
week with home folks.
Mrs. Hattie Rumble is caring for
Mrs. Carl Wilson this week, who is
victim Of measles.
VIM. Hopkins is the proud posses
sor of a new Chevrolet which he is
trying to tame down.
B. n. Crawford and wife OF Paonia
were guests last Sunday week OF Mt
and Mrs VIM. Hopkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E Welborn were
Paonia visitors Thursday afternoon.
George Busby accompanied them.
Miss Julia Elswick and Miss Flor
ence Clark were week end guests in
the Charley Frey home at Maher.
Mrs. p. G.. Gates entertained Mr.
and Mrs. C. II. Allyn and Mr.. and Mrs.
T. w Allyn to six O'Clock dinner
Saturday.
Frank Smith and wife spent the
week end visiting Mrs. Smiths sister.
Mrs. Martin Coombs, and family, at
Paonia.
Miss Freda Finney. who has been
helping the past few weeks in the
bank, returned Saturday to her home
in Paonia.
Miss Florence Rumble returned
home last week from Hotchkiss where
she has been working the past month
in the apples.
| Mrs. Sam Porter spent several days
last week visiting at the Carl Wilson
home, returning to her home on Rog.
ers Mesa Monday.
Mrs. Frank Davis came over last
week from Paonia, to spend the wint.
er with her daughter, Mrs. II. Y.
Deutsch and family.
c. II. Allyn shipped about 10 cars
of cattle to market the last OF the
week some going to Kansas City and
some to Salt Lake.
Mrs. Irene Kirkpatrick spent the
week end in Hotchkiss, visiting her
sister, Mrs. Geo, swope. and making
the new nephew's acquaintance.
George Swope went to Hotchklss
last Tuesday to see his wife and the
new boy. His smile was broader 0f
possible) than ever when he returned.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Collins and Miss
Agnes Stewart were Paonla visitors
Wednesday, Clark going on business
and the ladies doing some shopping.
Mrs Frank Smith gave party and
taffy pull last Tuesday night in honor
OF her guest, Miss Ethel Coombs,
which was enjoyed by old and young,
about IS being present
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Swope was frightened by the arrival
of baby boy Monday November G.
Mother and baby, who are being cared
for in Hotchkiss are getting along
nicely.
A good crowd enjoyed the dance Mt
Mahor Saturday night. and nice III.
tie sum was raised which Will be uso
toward furnishing hot luncheg for tbe
school children, beginning the first NJ
December.
Roy Strickland brought Mr.. md
Mrs. Joe Tyler and Jim Tyler nm