The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1923-07-27

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Mrs. Ella Green lost q nice COW
from bloat last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee McLaren and
children returned Friday from q
weeks visit with their SON and bro
Their. at Fraser, Colo, where he Ia
taking a course in forestry.
Miss Elsie Burch entertained Sun
day evening Misses Leila and Mabel
Beach. Bert. Harley and Jess Killian
| and Roy Dillan at q lawn supper
which was much enjoyed.
Mrs. J. J. Morris, who has been
visiting for week with her daughters
Mrs. John Summer and Mrs. Harlem
Scarlet and Mrs. e. L. Summer, re-
turned to her home in the Cedars Sat
urday.
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon OF
Ash Mesa. entertained at dinner Mr..
and Mrs. Dodds of Grand Junction
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Mclaughlin and
the Blankenship family spent the even.
ing there.
Miss Bertha Roatcep OF C,athe was
on the Mesa Thursday visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Phillips and
children. and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Scarlet and children spent the day
Sunday with Mrs Rachel Phillips.
The Wyatt family and Mr.. and Mrs
Jake Latham of Hotchkiss were Sun
day guests at the Culver home. The
Wyatts and Mr.. Culver, Ollie and
Mary Culver and Fern Evans gave a
fine song at church Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Bridges. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Clark went to
Montrose to visit Hollis johnson at
ST. Luke's hospital. Mr.. johnson rec.
emily underwent major operation.
He is getting along nicely and will
soon be home.
Rev. Webb of Cedaredge spent Sun.
day night at the D. M. London home
r. F. Hannum arrived Saturday for
visit with his sister. Mrs. Bruce
Turner. Mr.. Hannum has been visit
ing relatives at Seattle. and is on his
way to his home at Fort Dodge, Iowa.
with their leader. E c. Blowers
County Agent King was down from
poultry raising.
The Poultry club met at the home
Of their leader, z. E. Blowers. July
10Th, and after reading and adopting
the constitution and bylaws, pro
ceeded to formulate plans and work to
be taken up at future meetings. Some
of the work will be the study OF Gull
ing and how to select a good flock of
poultry and be able at the demonstra-
ton to explain the need of culling. the
benefit and the results. The club
would be glad to have anyone inter.
ested to attend these meetings.
In appreciation Of the good work
done by Rev. and Mrs. Lamkin, the
people OF the Union Sunday School at
Stone rendered them a token Of love-
A special collection was taken up, to
which everyone responded. which
totalled- $2S. Rev. and Mrs. Lamkin
left Monday for two weeks outing
at Denver and other points. This is
their first vacation in over three
years work. We wish for them q
lovely trip and to see them rested and
refreshed on their return.
The California Mesa Sunshine Sew.
Ing club met at the home of Mrs. L.
e. Hogan on July Goth. After the reg.
ular sewing and business meeting the
work was inspected by the girls moth.
ers, who met with them that day
Plans were then talked over for fut.
ur0 meetings. and the damon nj ffon
work will be taken up at an early
date. The girls are all anxious to tell
Of their work and how they like to
make their clothes. Refreshments
were served and a profitable and en-,
5oyable afternoon was spent.
Sunday evening at eight o'clock oc-
Cured the death Of Grandma Dan.
born at the home Of her grandson,
Walter Anderson. Christine Caroline
was born Jan. 1, 1888,
in Sweden. On December 81, she was
united in marriage to Andrew Dan.
born. The family came to America In
1882 and settled In Iowa, later NOV.
ing to Nebraska, and thirteen years
ago coming here. Mr.. Danborn passed
away about four years ago. She Is
survived by four children, Mrs. Otto
Johnson Of Harding. Nebraska, Mrs.
Anna Anderson. A. T. Danborn of
Henningport. Nebraska, and John F.
Anderson Of Montrose. No funeral
arrangements as yet have been made,
as Mr.. Johnson is expected to arrive