The Delta independent., 1924-02-22
CEDAREDGE

Frank Griggs is back from the gold
en- state.
Perry Scott returned to the Ridg-
way ranch Monday
The Vanaken family were Delta
callers Monday evening.
The T. C. McAllister family are
visiting at the Bellmire home.
Some of our young people attended
a dance in Delta Thursday night.
Miss Lucille Bolton was up from
Fruita Sunday to visit her parents
Mrs I. T. Hartford is expected home
frof California the latter part of the
week.
Imogene McAllister returned Tuesday
evening from a several days visit
with relatives at Montrose.
The Commercial club enjoyed a fine
chicken dinner at the hotel Thursday,
preceding their regular meeting.
Mesdames F. ]. Stewart and Warren
Taylor went out to Crafts Tuesday for
few hours visit with Mrs Aegerter
Mrs. Emil Aegerter of Randolph,
Nebraska, arrived Sunday evening for
an extended visit with her daughter.
Mrs. Ted Graf.
The firemen are making elaborate
preparations for their annual ball to
be given at the school auditorium on
March 18th.
Warren Taylor's genial smile is
somewhat warped the past few days
as his old enemy rheumatism has been
bothering him.
L. c. Jackisch was a Delta caller on
Saturday, attending a meeting of the
Central Committee of the Community
clubs of the county.
Frank Graham of Delta has been ad-
ded to the regular force at McHugh's
store, and a big sale is now being ar
ranged for the near future.
Mr.'C. E. McAllister came Friday to
spend the week end with his family.
Owing to the youngest child's illness
he has remained through the week.
Friends of the Ebert family at Fort
Collins will be glad to know that Mrs.
Ebert is recovering nicely from her
recent illness, and is able to be up
and about
Mrs. Fred Frank was hostess to the
Klatter Klub Friday, the ladies going
for dinner. Nine members were in
attendance, and they report a most
pleasant day.
The Woman's club met with Mrs. B.
F. Hirt last Wednesday, the study
being Geography of Africa" Mrs.
Mrs. II. Palmer and Mrs. F. ]. Stewart
were on the program.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Mexican and Mr..
and Mrs. e. G. Hammock attended a
moving picture "Zaza" in Delta We'd
nesday evening, and report a very en-
joyable performance.
Mrs. G. A. Gipe is moving TO her
recently acquired home near George
Halls, and Reuben Gipe has rented
the Kile property below town, where
Mr.. Silvy has lived the past year.
Misses Hannah McHugh and Evelyn
Sherd were the hostess to the Nah
Jongg club Tuesday evening. After
several hours at the game dainty re-
freshments OF salad, cake and cocoa
were served
Friends Of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frary
received announcements Saturday of
the birth of son at the Frary home
at Greybull, Wyoming, February 18th
The little fellow has been named
Richard Clyde.
The M. Il. Embroidery club en-.
joyed an all day-meeting at the TAYLOR
home last Friday, and had very
merry time. The momentous question
with them is who's going to wash
the dishes?"
Miss Urgall Ament, a student nj
the Western Teachers college was
stricken with appendicitis the fore
part oof the week. Her parents were
notified, and asked to meet her at
Montrose. An immediate operotion
was advised.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.. Elhart drove to
Delta Monday evening. They were nc.
companied by Mrs. J. X. Grant and
Mrs. r. G. Montgomery the latter
visiting relatives while Mrs. Elbart
and Mrs. Grant attended o. b 8.
meeting.
Other valentine parties were those
given by the 9Th grade at the audi.
forum, and the Epworth Juniora nj
the Community church. Their moth.
! ers were the guests of honor nj the
Juniors party, and both parties were
charmingly complete as TO decorations
, entertainment and Refreshments.
| The several days work AT the
r Community church has accomplished
n great deal. DR.. McKendrto no