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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-05
Informal Tea
for Noted Guests

Mrs Albert Charles Philips and
Mrs. Adam Beeler entertained in
formally az tea this afternoon az the
Tennis club In honor OF Mr.. Dudley
Buck. the composer, and Mrs Buck
q New York city. and AFR. Francois
Dumas. grand nephew % Alexander
Dumas and Mrs Dumas. Of New
ycrk and Paris
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Personal

MT and Mrs Lewis n. Harden.
bcrgh % oconomauoc. Wis. are the
house guests ~ Mrs. Theodore liar.
dtnbcrgh
Mr and Mrs. John 4. Heifcrnan
lr tNcllie Fcigrn returned Monday
from their wedding trip 20 Banff
and Lake Louise.
Mr. and Mrs Clara Farnsworth
are entertaining as their guests this
week Mrn oliver Walker ANA Miss
MarEarst Rankin. OF Portland.
Mas Charlotte williams Is leaving
lonight Tor Now York. ON an ca.
tended visit.
Mr., 9 II Hamilton. who has been
M san Francisco on a short bust.
ness trip returned Monday on tho
IT, 4. Alexander
Mr. and Mira. Henry Frederick,
With Miss Dorothy and Miss Gene.
We've MoeglinE. will leave wedncs.
day for Victoria. u, C.. 20 be gone
until Friday.
Miss Mildred Farrar. Of Los An.
geles. who has been visiting In epo.
kane FOR several weeks. win arrive
this evening. 90 spend a week with
Dr. and Mrs Albert Irving Bouef.
fieur.
Judge and Mrs. Frederick naus.
man have taken an apartment az
the Wilsonian.
Mr., and Mrs. Clarence A. Ham.
mer Rlllie Nelson are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF a
daughter. August 2. IN Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert A. sohoen.
field and family viii spend August nj
their country place In the Little
Pend orellls lakes. In Stevens
county.
Lieut.. Rodney bennett. u. 8. N,
OF the Pacific fleet. spent the week
end with his mother. Mrs. Fred Den.
nett. who recently arrived from
Washington. %, G.. and New York
city. Mrs. bennett will remain IN
Seattle until tho last OF October.
Mr. David Jackson and Mr.. Amos
Belts OF Phoenix. Ariz.. are guests
at the Arctic club this week.
Mrs. w. d. Perkins and daughter.
Miss Polly Perkins. arc expected 10
return from abroad about August IS.
Mr.. and Mrs, John schram have
returned from visit az Lake Ka.
chess.
Afr. and Mrs. c. A. X. Anderson
win arrive about August 20 from
New York 10 visit friends IN town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dearborn and
children viii leave Friday FOR Quail.
cum. b. c. 90 remain for several
weeks.
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THEN WIFE YAMNEn

Yes. John. as ] was saying. Miss
Blank has no manners. why. while /
was talking 10 her this morning she
yawned II tlmcs,'
Perhaps, my dear. she wasn't
yawninE might have wanted 10
say something. Good Hardware,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-05
Pierce New Entry
in Governor Race

Declaring for strict law enforce
ment and the reduction Of highway
accidents and Casualties one-half,
Frank Pierce, 1900 II. 95th st.. Seat
Ito attorney, Tuesday announced
that he viii file for republican nom.
nation for governor later In the
dny.
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.Chadrea,s Partn

Mss Cymbra Daniels wiz have
charge OF the musical games az the
ehildrens party. on Friday after.
noon, az the Tennis club. Included
on the very Interesting program
planned for the afternoon win be
dancing by pupils OF the Cornish
school.
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Luncheon Honors
Miss LegHorn

Mrs. stacy v. Jones entertained
with a luncheon today az the home
cf her mother. Mrs. Thomas Graham.
AZ Manitou Beach. IN honor OF Miss
Marie Leghorn. whnso marriage 20
Mr. Douglas TrumbuI Ballinger win
Be celebrated In the autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones. who have
been visiting IN town for several
weeks. wiz leave Saturday for their
hcme in New York
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Supper Dance
for Visitors

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Frederick viii
DO hosts ~ supper dance az their
home on Saturday evening. In honor
OF Mr. and Mrs. James Ryan day
shorp OF Chicago. who are the guest,
81 Mrs Ran's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r I. Short.
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police officers, Dan Hogan. r. W.
ksmpsr and b. w Palmer. had
beaten the COB. bat these accu1a-
lions are untrue. according 10 Police
Chief vs. - gsyeryna.
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EntertainS
for Miss ProSSer

Miss Kathleen GAffnry entertained
with an Informal luncheon at her
home this afternoon In compliment 20
Miss Margaret Prosser. who. after
spending the summer in town. will
leave shortly for her home in New
York city.
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A pauRAL ROBERT 4, CooNTZ
y commander in-chief ~ the Pa.
enc fleet and AIRS, Coonta Will
entertain with a dinner on beard
IRE L. s s. seattle. "Wednesday
esrning In honor Of Admiral sam.
VI 5. Ro1ison and Mrs Robson.
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Mrs. Koch PldRs Tea

Ms =. H. Koch Is planning a
tea AZ her home on Saturday m.
tsrnoon In honor Of her house
guest. Mrs. Charles Rolte OF Kan.
sss city, ard Miss Elizabeth Soher.
nerhorn. also from Kansas city.
who IS visiting her sister. Mrs.
Charles l. j.. Sowle.
Assisting viii DO Mrs. James
pinkham. Mrs, Howard Knott, Mrs
Wilbur Ives Mrs. Edward Henry
Iennox. Jr- Ms. Philip Austin
Henderson and Mrs, Charles May.
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PORTLAND. Aug. 5.--Aftcr iylns
in the morgue all day. the body OF u
girl killed BY n heavy automobile
truck at downtown street intcrsee
ton was identified last night as tina,
'ot Esther Toedtre. rs. Post Falls
Idaho.
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I'M Re September Rl.ide

Seattle friends will bednterested In
the announcement OF tho coming
rsarFiage OF Miss Helen Ransome OF
Portland to Mr.. Frank Pcnnen Hlxon
q Minneapolis. The ceremony will
Be performed on Wednesday even.
ms. September 10. AZ Trinity Epis.
eopal church in Portland. \ Tecep-
lion AZ the wayerly Country club
VIII follow.
Mrs. Frank c. Ransom. Jr.. win be
fnztron OF honor. and Miss Jane,
House. Miss Dorothy Shea. Miss
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Informal Tea
for Sister

Mrs, Phillip ]. Aaron viii entertain
Informally az tea at her homo on
Thursday afternoon. IN compliment
10 her sister. Mrs. John c. Brander
OF Pasadena, who Is her house CUES,
Tor a fortnight.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

UNION BIBLE CLUE
The Union Bible club will enter.
tain with picnic on Thursday. Aug.
ust Z. at Mount Bakir park. Mrs.
Florence Porter hus charge OF the
arrangements.
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Says His Picture
Won't Aid Scenery

william J. tWeci C0yle decided
Tuesday that The beauty Of Washing
ton highways would not DO intcnsl.
fled by his campaign posters and am.
u9unccd ho had decided 20 keep them
or coyle even went 20 far as 20
say that no candidates picture would
improve tho highways. Also he adopt.
"a another slogan: The highways are
for the motorist not the politician.
sonable payment for services per.
formed.
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBaister Telephone MA ir-osoO
Assstant-Frances Oldham
Music-Louiso Raymond Owens

Admiral and Mrs. CooRtz Entertaining at
Dinner; Tea WW Compliment Summer
Guests
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Music
Program for Sklarewski
Recital

Alexander sklarswsh will be heard
in his nfth piano recital on wednes.
day evening. August &, at $50 O'Clock,
AZ the Cornish school. assisted b.
Louise Van ogle, lecturer.
The program follows;
Sonata n y Mater. op, 10 -. rs.shofsn
AnAan;s. y Majar. ......,,... usslhaysn
ch9sur ces DsTviehss toaFusar ..t..
.......,...,.... Hssthoysn.sI sasru
Three Etvesn ...s.ss.+s..ss.ssss, Chpplp
r Major
y Major
O Flat Maisr
naiisds p Minor .....s,.....s.... Chopin
Elsz's Dream s..sit.s. 4. g.. WzEusr-t . (
I.oldss LOVES psafh. st. wagner List
Blue psnues waits .4.s.s...,.
............... strsph-schuliE-E yisr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-05
LUNCHEON PLANNED

Tho Puget Sound section Of the
women's Auxiliary 10 Tho American
Institute OF Mining Engineers win
meet for luncheon on Wednesday,
August 10. at tho Hotel Washing.
ton. with Mrs. W. G. Butler acting
as hostess.
Included among the honor guests
viii be Mrs. Henry L1ndcs, who will
speak on local politics, and Canon
william II. Bliss. who win talk on
"The Narcotic Evil"
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AID SOCIETY PICNIC
mDGLEY AUXILIARY

hidgiey Auxiliary will meet at
woodland park near the tourists
parED for a l O'Clock luncheon on
wednesday, August s.
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Edi'h Marshall, Miss Helen Hawkins
and Miss Helen West win be the
bridesmaid.
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MS. pANKs Gives LrNcHEo.

MRS. BANKS GIVES LUNCHEON
Mrs. Thomas J. Banks entertained
with a delightful luncheon at her
home at tho Stctson hotel on FRI
day afternoon, in honor OF members
OF Stevens women's Relief Corps
and Civil War veterans.
During tho afternoon Mrs Lillian
Oates rendered several vocal solos
in charming manner.
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CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY

LTRUIsTTc CLUB
The Aiiruistic club OF MIzpah tenn.
pc will meet "wednesday. August s.
az 10 a m. with Mrs. A. II. Van
Ripper. 2io2 z. Spring st.
MCKINLEY CIRCLE
Mckinley Circle. Ladies' OF the
G. A. r.. viii hold its regular meet
ing on Wednesday. August 6. at j 80
,. m in Veterans hall. Armory.
IONA SOCIAL CLUB
lcnla Social club. o. E. s. viii
meet at tho Masonic temple wednes.
day. August s. at p. m. Whist. All
Eastern Stars and friends invited.
PROGRESSIVE THOUGHT
CLUB TO PICNIC
The Progressive Thought club has
PLANNED picnic for Wednesday.
August 6, az 12:30 o'clock. In lower
kinnssr park Members are asked
TO bring their own plates and silver.
For reservations call Mrs w. ID.
Benson. KE nwd- 1898.
AID SOCIETY PICNIC
The ladies' Aid Society Of the
Welsh Presbyterian church will
have its annual picnic on vedncs-
day, August s. at the beach at En.
doiyne. Those planning to attend
are asked to meet at 10 a. m. at
Second and Pine to take the Faunt.
lsroy car tNo, p TO the end Of the
line.
A cordial invitation to all Welsh
people and their friends to join the
party.
HDGLEY AUXILIARY
Ridgiey Auxiliary will meet at
woodland park near the tourists
park) for 1 O'Clock luncheon on
wednesday, August s.
MISSIONARY WOMEN
TO BE ENTERTAINER
Mrs. VI. Furuya will entertain the
Alssionary Women Of the First
Methodist church on Wednesday,
August s. at her country home at
.rystal Springs. Take basket lunch
and own cup and silver.
The steamer Suquamish will leave
T'er .. at the foot OF Madison ST., at
sSO a. m. and will leave Crystal
springs on tho return trip at $3.50
.. m.
AaiETHYST SOCIAL CLUE
Amethyst Social club. o. E. s.. will
sase its annual basket picnic in
,oluntecr park on Wednesday, Aug.
-. =. Luncheon promptly ut /
o'clock. Bring own sandwiches, cups,
p'ateS and silver.
OLYMPIC CAMP
olympic camp, r. ". Of A., win
meet IN a. .. u. w. hall. 1909 Ninth
,. m.
FOREIGN
.ssioNAR9 SOCIETY
Lne Women's Foreign Missionary
ae'y OF tho University NJ T..
ssureh viii meet at the homo or
is David Hoelz. 1854 3ith ave.
= o.. on Wednesday August 9, at
~ us. Jessie Davis will report on
- ~ mia.year meeting held at Spring
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Wonen's Clubs

! VERSE WRITER'S CLUB
Seattle Verse Writers club viii
meet Thursday evening. Angus, Z
az $50 O'clock. In room 30. AZ the
Y. M c. A. The discussion will b.
lead BY Miss Jean Lambert.
WOMEN OF
MOosEHEART LEGION
Women OF Moosehcart Legion will
hold its regular business meeting
Thursday evening. August Z. al )
o'clock. at Moose temple.
ELDERBLooeI CLUB
The Elderbloon club viii NEE.
Thursday. August z. at Modern
woodman hall. Second and Virginia.
MRS. GUY IN CHARGE
OF HOSPITALITY WORK
Mrs. George II. Guy Is in charge
Of all hospitality work IN connection
with the Pacific Northwest Mer-
chants exposition. August 1s 70 20.
inclusive. This is Mrs. Guys third
year IN handling this work and she
has learned from experience that
what the visiting merchants and
their wives want Is 20 zee Seattle,
therefore this year there win be
daily water and land trips. starting
from the exposition at p. m. and
ending at p. m. Every visiting
merchant will be cared for in this
manner.
A courtesy and information booth
witt be maintained at the exposition
during the week. Mrs. c. @. ottsy.
Mrs. Fred Markley and Miss Marion
Mcdonnell will assist Mrs. Guy IN
the booth.
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PROGRESSIVE THOUGHT
CLUB TO PICNIC

The Progressive Thought club has
planned a picnic for Wednesday.
August 6. at 12:30 o'clock. In lower
kinnsar plrk. Members are asked
70 bring their own plates and silver.
For reservations call Mrs. w. ID.
Benson. KE nwd- 1903.
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MISSIONARY WOMEN
TO BE ENTERTAINER
AMETHYST SOCIAL CLUE

AMETHYST SOCIAL CLUE
amethyst Social club. o. E. s.. will
rave its annual basket picnic in
soluntecr park on Wednesday, Aug.
-. 3. Luncheon promptly ut /
oelock. Bring own sandwiches, cups,
Plates and silver.
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Mr. David Jackson and Mr.. Amos
Belts OF Phoenix. AriE. are guests
at the Arctic club this week.
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Mr.. and Mrs, John schram have
returned from visit az Lake Ka.
chess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-05

air. and Mrs. c. A. X Anderson
win arrive about August 20 from
New York 10 visit friends IN town.
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Mrs. w. d. Perkins and daughter.
Miss Polly Perkins. arc expected 10
return from abroad about August IS.
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olympic CAMP
Olympic camp, n. ". Of A., win
meet IN a. o. U. w. hall. 1909 Ninth
a'e. "wednesday. August s, at s
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lcn!a Social club. o. E. s. viii
meet at tho Masonic temple wednes.
day. August s. at p. m. Whist. All
Eastern Stars and friends invited.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dearborn and
children viii leave Friday for Quail.
cum. b. C.. 90 remain for several
week.
The Delta independent., 1924-08-08

Harry Shaeffer and w. d. Hines of
Delta, in company with their wives,
visited in the Victor E. Southworth
home, Sunday
Norman Hammond, who Joined
Uncle Sans Navy several years ago,
is home on a furlough, having arrived
from California a few days ago
A. B. Critchlow has returned from
Salt Lake City, Utah, where he was
called to attend the funeral of his
brother, DIR. John Critchlow, who was
killed in an auto accident July "a.
Elmer Terpening and family went
to Grand Junction the first of the
week, where they may decide to To-
cate Mr.. Terpening worked on the
Van Engen ranch last year, and on
the Critchlow ranch the past few
months.
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NORTH DELTA
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Leota Blaine visited Thelma Davis
OF Delta, Sunday.
Willard Kinnamon has been on the
sick list but is some better
Demp Stewart moved to Elmer
Ruster's place in town last week.
Mrs. jim Sanders visited Rachel
Pears at the hospital on Friday even
ing.
Idvin Sankey and George Pullins are
hauling dirt for the suagr beet fac
tory
A baby girl was born Sunday. July
27, to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Killen of
Fullerton, California.
Mrs. Pratt of Colby visited at the
Warner home and Mrs A. Watson on
Wednesday OF last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Stanfleld and
daughter Elizabeth of Delta visited at
the w. F. Blaine home Sunday.
The Delta independent., 1924-08-08

Flick. Mr.. Freeze is looking up a
location and may decide to make
residence here.
After making her home with Mrs. NJ.
d. Mead for almost a year. Mrs. Char
lotte Leith departed Friday for Brit
ton, Michigan, where she will visit in
definitely before returning to her home
at Westfield, New York.
Raymond l.. Harding of Gunnison
spent Saturday and Sunday here,
visiting relatives, returning Monday
by Creste Butte, accompanied by his
mother Mrs. Laura Harding, who will
visit friends in Gunnison and vicinity
for several weeks.
The Jenrights moved the first of the
week to their recently acquired
property on West Main street, purch-
ased from William McMillen. Mes
danes Hutchinson and Miller, who
were occupying the residence, moved
into the Carter house on the opposite
side Of the street.
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HOTCHKISS
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Mrs. Gladys Abbott and baby of
Kansas are guests of the Kirkmans.
l.. w. Hams, father-in-law of Ralph
weeks illness.
Clare Miller is running from Paonia
to Leadville as express messenger on
the D. & R. G. w.
Mrs. Bert Bacon left Wednesday
for a short visit with Mr.. Bacon's rela-
tives at Spickard, Missouri.
Mr. and Mrs H. A. Klingensmith,
son-in-law Robert Whitney and wife
spent Sunday with friends in Mont
rose.
John and James Patterson, accom-
panied by Millard Cook, left this
week for a camping trip at Cebolla
Springs.
Herb Douglas, who has been taking
treatment at sanitarium out of Og
den, returned home this week, greatly
improved in health
Mr.. and Mrs. Wylie McMillen re
turned home last week after a two
months motor trip through Western
Colorado and Utah.
Later in the season the movie fans
of HOtchkiss and vicinity will have the
opportunity of seeing on the screen at
the Crescent, 1.-The Covered Wagon"
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gregory, ac.
companied by Bud Dodge. left the
first of the week with pack animals
for the wilds of Soap Greek, for a
weeks outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Freeze and
children, Looman and Kathleen, ar
rived from Atlanta, Kansas, Wednes-
day, for visit with relatives, the N.
P. Chaffin family and Mrs. Minnie
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YOUR DOLLAR

Divide your dollar among your home
merchants and others who have the
interests of the populace OF this com
munity at heart. Help them and they
will help you to greater values. The
town needs your support and you
need the support OF the town. The
dollar you spend away is dollar
gone. The dollar you spend at home
is dollar that adds power and pro
duction to your home town. Let's all
get together and share our prosper
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FRUITLAND
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Roe are enjoying
vacation this week at Waunita
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burtis Critchlow of
Crawford spent Sunday in the A. D.
Critchlow home.
Miss Charlene Critchlow was the
guest of Margaret George at Hotch-
kiss several days this week.
Jesse Pratt and Fred Hermance
spent Saturday night at the Pratt
homestead on Crystal Creek.
Stuart Sipma sold his first cutting OF
alfalfa hay in the field to Smiley
Carter Of Smith Fork Canon.
Orten Endsley visited with his sister
Mrs. VIII George, and family near
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First Baptist Church

THE Strangers Sunday Home"
9:45 Sabbath School.
11:0O Morning worship with sermon
by pastor.
700 Young Peoples meeting. The
happy hour service.
500 Union meeting at Presbyteri.
an church. DR.. Bdgerton Of Grand
Junction will preach.
The public heartily welcome to all
the services.
Go to Church and the Church will
Go.
Emmanuel Payne, Pastor.
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California Mesa
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Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Hubbs of Cedar
Park are moving to the Bruce Turner
ranch.
Miss Iva Thomas is visiting the Jen-
nings family at Cerro Summit this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hammond, Sr.,
and children have gone to Mesa Verde
for week or ten days outing.
Miss Vera Lambert and Mildred
Snydman of Eckert We're Wednesday
night guests of Mrs. Chas. Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Prather and two
daughters of Denver arrived Thursday
for a visit with Mrs Ella Torrey and
family.
Mr. and Mrs Sterling Tabor of
Burk- Burnett, Texas, were arrivals
last week to visit the G. A. and ]. A
Tabor families
The Baranowski brothers, who are
farming the Chester Fisher ranch,
loaded out the first car of spuds this
season. The spuds made yield of $50
sacks to the acre.
Missouri some time ago on account OF
the serious illness of his mother, ar.
rived home Wednesday, leaving his
mother much improved
The Will Cobb family; Miss Connie
Beal, Mrs. L. T. Deges, and Mrs. Ro-
dine and two sons attended the Morton
Sisters revival at Grand Junction Sat
urday night and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Tabor and little
son; Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling Tabor OF
Texas, and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Tabor
of Maple Grove enjoyed a sight see
! ing trip to Paonia, Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. Pysher and family,
who have been visiting at the Cecil
Blowers home, left Wednesday for
their home at Alton, Kansas. Mrs.
Cecil Blowers and children accompan-
led them home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Williams and two
sons of Riverside; Mr.. and Mrs.
Brownie Hull and baby of Colona, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mclaughlin were
Mrs. c. W. Mclaughlin.
| About 70 ne1ghbOrs and friends OF
Irving Thomas surprised him at his
home Thursday evening. Games were
played and a huge bon fire was built
over which wieners were roasted. All
present had fine time.
Mrs. Amy McTntire and three chill
dren, who are on their way to Cali
tornia, stopped off for a few days
visit with the Ira Clark; A. p and
Oliver McIntire and ]. II. Hall fami-
lies Sunday the families had picnic
dinner at ]. II. Halls.
The Columbine club spent most
enjoyable time with Mrs, John
Fausnet, Thursday afternoon. After
the meeting Mrs. Fausnet served de-
licious ice cream. cake and lemonade
The next meeting will be August 14th
with Mrs. John Hinton.
It. C.. Anderson took his Sunday
School class to Ouray. Friday, where
they spent the day sight seeing They
went to Bear Creek falls, enjoyed
picnic dinner at noon. They stopped
for awhile at the plunge at Ridgway
and had supper at California Franks
ranch
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Methodist Episcopal Church

Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
Morning worship 11:OO a. m. Serm.
on Three Voices"
Fourth Quarterly Conference p. m
at the church
Union preaching service at 8 D. m.
at Presbyterian church. DR.. f. N
Edgerton will preach the sermon.
Prayer meeting at the Presbyterian
church, August 18th
+. w. Pimlott, Pastor.
The Delta independent., 1924-08-08

that the |. c.. Hall family, who have
spent the past two months touring
cities in the West and Northwest, had
returned as far as Twin Falls, Idaho,
Monday. They expected to visit Mr..
Halls brother at Salt Lake few days,
and will be home sometime next week.
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Church Of the Nazarene

Sunday School and morning service
9:45 to 11:15.
Young Peoples meeting at 7:15 PM
Evangelistic service 8:00P. NJ.
In addition to the regular services
Sunday, we will have with us DR.
Wfdmeyer, President of Pasadena col.
lege, who will speak in the Metohdist
church at 2:3O P. NJ. prompt. You
should not miss hearing this man
speak in the interest of Christian edu-
cation.
Ray F. Howell Pastor.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist

First Church of Christ, Scientist
Holds services in the Library build
ing.
Subject for Sunday, August 10th:
Spirit"
Sunday at HOO a. m.
Wednesday at 500 p. m.
Also maintains free reading roo n
in this building. Open Tuesdays and
Fridays from 200 o'clock to 400.
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Licensed to Wed.

The following licenses to wed were
issued by County Clerk Osborne dur
ing the past week: Alvin K. Gardner
and Edith Mae Patterson, both of Del
ta; Ole L. johnson Of Somerset. and
Mary Wiley of Paonia.
The Delta independent., 1924-08-08
PRESBYTERIAN Church

Sunday School will be held as usu.
al, but there will be no preaching
service in the morning as our pastor
is out of town.
In the evening, union services viii
be held in this church with Rev e. N.
EdRerton preaching.