The Delta independent., 1924-07-04
OLATHE ITEMS
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Lydia Warren arrived Sunday from
Fort Collins, where she teaches.
Owen Gibson returned home from
Los Angeles where he has been at
tending school.
Mrs. Rolla Buttrefield has been
sick with qiunzy.
Mrs. H. Vaughn and children visit
ed her parents Sunday.
D. B. Rhodes left for Frederick
town, Missouri, Monday.
The Hunter family spent Saturday
and Sunday fishing at Sapinero.
Mrs. W. Ballou and children visited
at the Davis home in Delta Sunday.
Will Anderson has been suffering an
attack of quincy.
Nick Davis, Jr, went to Glenwood
Springs Saturday to visit his Grand
ma Damon for two or three weeks.
Mrs. Love and children arrived
home Sunday after weeks visit at
the Miller home at Ridgway.
Rev. Leiper was called to Nam
moth, Illinois, by the serious illness
of his mother.
Mrs. Shields and sons Milford and
Charley left for Cebona Sunday for a
weeks outing.
Mrs. Mary Hays left Monday for
Iowa to spend the summer with
friends and relatives.
The Richard Diesher. Harry league
and Harpe7 families enjoyed a picnic
dinner on the Gunnison Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Spencer and daughter
Gladys returned Monday from Denver
where they have been visiting.
Norman Kempers went to Salt Lake
Saturday. after three weeks visit
with her mother, to take up her hos
pital trainiuE
Mrs. Roy Roatcap and Mrs. Alice
Randen OF Grand Junction visited at
the Freelaud home the last of the
week
Walter Dal-ou and T. J. Heckert
went fishing al Sapinero Saturday. re-
turning Sunday evening. They report
a good catcE.
Emory Rodine had the misfortune
to fall out Of a tree and break his
arm, FRIDAY The little fellow is get
ting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs C Ramage and Guy
Whitener visited Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Freeland, al Telluride. Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Warren are
the proud parents Of a baby girl born
Sunday. The little lady has been
named Mar Olive.
The proceads from the Cooked Food
Sale of the 81 r Aid held al the
olathe Mercantile Saturday, amount.
ed to s1425
The FreneEes are leaving Tuesday
for week5 outing at Norwood and
Mesa VERDE Park. Mrs. Moore will
take care OF the house
The camp Fire Girls gave their
guard ia1 Mrs. w c. Neiman. a sur.
, prise F-iday afternoon. A nice port.
, folio was presented her by the girls
!, Delicious refreshments were served.
Mis- Eleanor Casner arrived home
wednesday. bringing Miss Hazel Holt
and Miss Vivian Marshand OF Ohio
< with her The girls are school friends
at the Delaware University.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Clark and Mrs
: Hall sited with Mrs. Decker at the
Nichols home Sunday Mr. Nichols
is improving in health and Mrs. Deck
: er viii leave Tuesday for Los Ange
: les
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stevens arriv
ed home Wednesday from Denver ant
y hrough, back new Chevrolet sedan
Several of the boys and girls had 4,
S great time flying around in the
aeroD'ane that was here a few day,
= last week.
a The Montrose ball team played tn,
n Olatha boys on the Olathe diamond
Sunday The score was Is to II
v Olatho's favor. James McClanahan
h an Olathe high school boy. pitchet
e the entire game while Montrose ha,
v a hired pitcher who was taken out IL
the fourth inning.
, willis Brown and his mothers. Mrs
: Brown. left Monday for Denver b
meet Mrs. w. Brown and baby VIII
: was sent as delegate to the Presby
teriN convention in Pennsylvania
while in Denver the Browns vii
, visit the Rev. Deits and at Colorad,
u Springs will visit James Brown an
, family.
Mrs Coffman entertained at 81,
= O'Clock dinner Saturday evening Il
= honor Of her son Charles 18th birth
:, day Those who enjoyed the Dime
were the Misses Sylvia McKelvy. Rut'
Picker, Frances Warren. and Nive
{ IHuEhhein, and the Messrs. Harlar
u Duncan, Owen Gibson, Cecil Stevens
I, and the rIeSt of honor