The Delta independent., 1924-07-18
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tion visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Andreen has been enjoying
a visit from her brother.
r. X. Branning and family have gone
to Denver for a several weeks visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Obert were din
ner guests OF the Stewart family on
Thursday evening.
Misses Audrey and Avis Peck are
here from Gunnison for visit with
relatives at the Hirt and Wallace
homes
The S. o. c. club met with Mrs. o.
w. Overhults last Friday for the
monthly fancy work meeting and chat
fest
The Elhart family and Mr.. Elhart's
parents, who are here for a visit, en-
joyed drive to Montrose Sunday af-
ternoon.
Everyone is busy getting work in
shape and otherwise preparing to en-
joy the five day Chautauqua which
begins Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. K. Grant and daughter Cath
crime left Wednesday morning for New
Hampton. Iowa, to visit the lady's sis
ter who is very ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Taylor were
down from the Lakes the forepart of
the week. They report many visitors
to the mesa this year
Mesdames Leonard Gipe and Frank
Graham greeted friends in town Tues
day and Wednesday, having brought
Mr.. Scott down for a few days stay
E. J. Ginter. son Carl, and daughters
Del, Rosa and Margaret returned on
/ Tuesday from a trip to the San Luis
Valley, where E. ]. has property in
terests.
Miss Mills is here from Salt Lake
City for an extended visit with the
J. H. Mills family. At present she is
enjoying the beauties OF Grand Mesa
Lakes, the guest Of the Taylor family.
Reys. Coulter, Pimlott, Shields and
several other men OF the cloth were
in a party that went to Grand Mesa to-
day to inspect the Epworth League
buildings. and consider arrangements
for the Institute
R Campbell, who has been spending
the summer with his daughter Mrs.
Lawrence Accola, was called home on
Wednesday by a message that his
brother was fatally i'll. Mrs. Camp
bell will follow later
The Nah Jongg club is giving a
dance Friday night, and there is to be
an entertainment at the auditorium
for the benefit OF the library, so there
will be plenty OF amusement for our
young folks that evening.
The Calendar club met with Mrs y
F. Coombe last Thursday, combining
the usual monthly business meeting
and the Missionary class The meet.
ing was well attended and at the close
OF the program delicious refreshments
were served.
Lee Ament suffered three broken
ribs and other injuries Tuesday when
he lost control OF his car coming down
Cedar Mesa grade. Mrs. Ament, who
accompanied him. jumped and escaped
unhurt. Faulty brakes are blamed for
the accident
The H. Wick. Wallace. Hirt and
Stewart families went down to Andy
Wicks Monday evening to help Mr..
Wick celebrate his birthday. A very
pleasant evening was spent. at the
close Of which refreshments were
served
The Stewart and Hirt families spent
the week end at Lots OF JOY" cabin
on Grand Mesa Chester Kaufman and
Albert Clayton were guests Of c. F. at
the same time, the three endeavorinE
to recuPerate from the strenuous la
bors OF having time when they work
ed together.
The Boy Scouts at their regular
meeting this week appointed a dele
cation to meet with the business men.
and Tuesday morning they completed
arrangements whereby the business
men will sponsor the Scout movement.
providing for suitable leadership when
they are without a regular scout
master.
Mrs. A, w Clayton entertained at
dinner Sunday the A. L. Clayton fam
lily and their guests Mrs Dean and
daughter Of Los Angeles, California,
who are spending several weeks with
the Claytons. Mrs. Clayton tells us
that Mr. Clayton and Archie write
from Nevada that they are well. busy
and prospering but wish the family
were with them.
Or. II. p. Johnson sustained serious
injuries Saturday afternoon when the
team he was driving as he moved
hay, became unmanageable and ran
away. The doctor was thrown to the