The Delta independent., 1924-01-25
OLATHE ITEMS
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The Olathe basket ball teams went
to Colona Friday for a conference
game. The Olathe girls won the score
being At to 43, and the boys lost, the
score being go to II.
Friends have received the announce
ment of the engagement of Ethel
Mills to Joseph Taylor, son of Con-
gresham Taylor Both the young
der.
people are attending school at Boul-
Rev. w. E. Monk of Bessemer, Ala
bama, will conduct revival meeting at
the Church of God, beginning Janu-
ary- 81, and continuing as long as in
terest demands.
The city council met Monday of last
week and remained in session until
one o'clock in the morning. The prin-
cipal subject for discussion was the
granting of a pool hall license to s.
B. Humphrey, new arrived. Numer-
Gus people have signed a petition
against granting the license, so fin
ally both petition and application for
the license were laid aside.
DR.. Dennis has decided to leave
Olathe and find new location. He
| left Saturday for Kansas, where two
places are offered him If he does
not find satisfactory place there he
will go on to Illinois.
Mrs. Matte Bragg has been on the
sick list the last week.
Herald Stevens class OF the NJ. E.
Sunday School enjoyed a skating
party Monday night on the ronstone
canal.
Mrs. G. Dennis is visiting at the
Flicker home while DR.. Dennis is
away.
]. H. Hunter will occupy the Zen
mis- residence when DR.. Dennis va
Gates it.
C. A. Starkey is moving from the
Coffman ranch to California Mesa.
Mary Mcneil went to Colona Satur-
day for the basket ball game. While
there she was guest Of Lillian
Brock.
Evelyn Rodine left Sunday for Al
bert City Iowa, to visit relatives, af.
ter which she will go to Des MONIES,
to work.
Between so and so stray cattle were
gathered into the Olathe stock pens,
Wednesday.
Mr. Hoppe, field manager OF the
Potato Growers exchange, gave a talk
Thursday at the Opera house, which
was well attended
Tyler Krabbe has moved to the
Mills ranch, recently vacated by Thee
Mechanism.
A number Of friends surprised For
rest Freeland Thursday evening. They
played cards and various games afte.
which Mrs. Freeland served candy.
popcorn and apples.
Mrs. Charles McMullen is assisting
Captain Schell of the Salvation Arn.v
in caring and providing for unfortu-
nate families in Olathe.
Mrs. b. A. Casner. who recently un.
derwent major operation, was
brought home Tuesday.
Mrs. Ferguson matron of the Girls
Dormitory in Gunnison, was in Olathe
last week, visiting friends.
MIb. II. tOlImdn entertained the
Woman's club, Tuesday. The pro-
gram was on Public Welfare"
Tuesday, the Ladies' Auxiliary in.
stalled as officers the following: Mrs.
A. T. Hawkyard, president; Mrs. w.
c. Robbins, vice president. Mrs A. A.
Tandy, treasurer; Mrs. WHY'S Brown,
secretary
Roy Lopez and his force of men fin
ished putting up ice January 18th.
Besides filling his two ice houses he
sold ice to the ranchers who were
putting up private supply The ice
is the best It has been for years.
Gladys Sullivan is back at work az
bookkeeper in the Cox store, after a
weeks visiting with her sister. Mrs.
Harry Woods at Montrose.
G. p Foster came home last week
after long visit with Harry You.
mans In Lake City.
a large number OF boys gave Mr..
and Mrs. Gus Tessman and olf.foshion-
ed charivari after the show on Friday
night. AS Gus did not have treat