The Delta independent., 1924-03-14
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| Gene Greer is out again after a bad
seige of 'gripptoletis."
Fred Butterfield of Colorado Springs
| was a business visitor here the latter
part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Reigles of the
Crawford county are now pleasantly
situated in the Stoneburner home on
east Bridge street.
George Swope and family are now
occupying the Douglas property on
east Bridge street, having moved re-
Gently from Crawford
Henry Vail returned from Denver
last week, where he spent the winter
and has again assumed management
of his tonsorial parlor.
A. E. Busey received a car of rock
salt from Kansas this week, to be
distributed among the members OF
the North Fork Wool Growers Asso.
citation.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Lorah and sis
ter, Miss Mildred Lorah, left for Los
Angeles Tuesday to remain indefinite
ly. These folks are exceedingly fine
people and we certainly wish them all
God speed.
Earl Royce of Hanson Mesa. who
was badly injured a few weeks ago by
coming in contact with circular
wood saw, was taken to the Delta hos
pital Tuesday for further special
treatment.
The big cattle herd Of DR.. Healy
passed through town Saturday from
the lower country to the Crawford
section, to be fed until turning out
time. Apparently there were seven to
ten hundred in the bunch
Mrs. o. M. Woodhouse after spend
ing the winter with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wylie McMillen, left for
Rawlins, Wyoming, last week, stop.
ping few days at Ogden to visit her
sister, Mrs. Driscoll, and brother Murl
enroute homeward.
Miss Norma Gelwick will leave next
will take up a business course, and
reside with an aunt living there. En-
route she will visit her brother Edwin
and cousin Mrs. Harold Scheinder
formerly Madeline Lewis a few days
in Denver.
Guthrie, Iowa, recently traded tract
OF land in New Mexico for the Herb
Douglas ranch on Rogers Mesa Carl
Wydell will farm the ranch for the
Crabbs this season. Mr.. and Mrs
Crabbs are the parents of Mrs. Chas
present, at least.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekah
lodges rendered Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c.
Mitchell a rousing farewell reception
Thursday night. The Mitchells leave
this week for Los Angeles where
few weeks, and then continue their
journey into Oregon to take posses
sion of a fruit farm they recently ac
quired
| The Leroux Creek Cattlemen As
sociation held a meeting at the Cream
INiJ puhuih5 4holtay uiici hoOlls ut
board of directors elected for the year
were: Harry woods. president; Joe
Leitzinger, secretary treasurer; JacI
Whiting, W. o. Cox and NJ. ]. Keough
The company decided to have their
= SIal meetings ON the first Monday
after the first Tuesday in January.
| All our church organizations seen
to have taken on new life. The NJ p
church in charge of Rev. Jack Stew
art have been been holding some very
instructive and interesting meetings
The Baptist membership and congre
cations have greatly increased, sine,
Rev. McQuery associated himself will
this church, having proven himself A.;
very forceful exorter and good lectur
er. The Adventists have gained mucl
ground recently through the influenc,
OF their new minister, Rev. McNiel
} The Nazarine are greatly encouraged
by the large congregations present a
all their meetings. Evidently a grea