The Delta independent., 1924-05-23
CEDAREDGE
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| Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Stewart and Mrs
~. j. Girardet were Delta callers Tues
day afternoon.
Rev. Clevenger left Saturday for
Concordia, Kansas, where he will
join his family and where he expects
to take a charge.
Robert Accolas summer vacation
began rather inauspiciously Friday
morning, when he fell from tree on
to rock, inflicting bad scalp wound
Miss Thelma Vanaken is spending
the week in Delta attending the vari-
Gus activities incident to the last
week of school. She is the guest of
Mrs. Wayne E. Brenton.
Roy Taylor arrived at home Satur-
day morning, having spent the past
four months in California He says
it was great trip, but seems glad to
be at home again.
Mrs. Charles Hess and little daugh-
ter are here for an indefinite STAY.
having rooms at Mrs. Jacques. The
lady is a friend of the Misses Bowness
and comes here from Montrose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Fogg returned
Saturday from weeks honeymoon at
Glenwood Springs and are staying at
the Taylor home until the Terrell
house is ready.
Mrs. Brenton's advisory group of
the Delta High school came up Satur-
day for a picnic in Thompson's Grove
and stopped in town long enough to
persuade Thelma vanaken to accom-
pany them
Considerable anxiety is felt over the
water situation as the reservoirs are
not nearly full and the late SHOWS
proved so light and dry that they
will not be of much help. A meeting
held at the |. o. o. F. hall on Monday
evening made arrangements toward
conserving every bit of the nautral
flow, but it is feared that there will
be serious shortage in the late sum
mer
The officers and degree staffs Of
| the Rebekahs and |. o. o. F., accom-
panied by number OF members went
| ~ I AAhA ohaAS lbl lllt EAIllluhl
odd Fellows Association Eckert won
the honors for the best drill by a
Rebekah lodge, though the local team
received many compliments on their
work and especially ON the type OF
drill they had chosen. They report
splendid time and speak highly of the
hospitality Of the Paonia lodge.
-. 10,
the school year when Pres. Samuel
Quigley delivered the Commencement
address and 23 young men and women
received their diplomas II is graft
| Tying to know that many OF them ex-
pect to go to college or other higher
member will better fiji his niche in
the world for having persevered to the
end of the course.
Married. Thursday. May 18th. at
the Episcopal church in Grand June
tion. Miss Clara Scott to Mr.. Frank
Graham The bride is the youngest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Scott
and has lived in Cedaredge nearly her
whole life time. The groom's home
is at PaonIa. Leaving town at noon
they made the trip to the Junction.
were married. and back at Paonla for
the evening ceremonies OF the I.O.OF.
Association. and hoped TO keep the
marriage secret for awhile. The
news leaked out Saturday. however.
and they have been busy since re-
| ceiying the congratulations and good
wishes OF their many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smethurst enter
tanned Sunday at dinner in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Graham. The house
was beautifully decorated with pro
fusion OF lilac blossoms, and the wed
ding cake, white frosted and decorat.
ed. held the place Of honor at the
table. After the one o'clock dinner.
games. music and neighborly visiting
occupied the time until five o'clock
when light supper was served
Those participating besides the host
and guests OF honor were: the w. II.
Taylor and Glnter families. both
neighbors of the SCOTS for number
OF years; Mr.. and Mrs l. r. Hartford
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Burns; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. b. Smethurst, and the Ac-
colas. Because OF illness the brides
parents were unable to be present.
Altogether. 1t was very delightful
day.
From the Sth grade come 80 bright
boys and girls to enter the Freshman
Class next fall. having enjoyed three
yearg instruction under Miss Kate
MoCommons. the retiring grade prn-
cipal. Their class exercises were
given Thursday evening at the Audi.
torlum, In the form of an operetta,
Twilight Alley" The parts we're
well taken and the program showed
throughout careful preparation, IL