The Delta independent., 1925-01-30
CEDAREDGE
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Mr. and Mrs. E f. Bull left on Fri
day for three weeks visit with home
folks at Cameron. Missouri.
Frank Horn of Cedaredge was
busy this week moving out to the
Sanders ranch west of town.
w. H. Sanders and family have
moved over to the Dingman & Co.
ranch west of town.
The Otis Williams family have
moved on to the ranch of Henry
Willis west of town.
The Leisure Hour Embroidery club
will meet with Mrs. A. R. Messick
on Friday afternoon.
Julian Foster is getting on nicely
now and hopes to be able to get out
the latter part of the week.
Mrs. A. R. Messick was the happy
recipient of delicious fruit cake
this week which arrived in splendid
condition all the way from London.
England.
John Davis. the Stark Bros. repre-.
sentative for this section. expects to
rent the Senter property west of
town for this season.
, Bert Fogg has purchased the Web
Der house and property west of the
town and expects to take possession
about February l.
| B. F. Hirt and Frank Buzzard Re.
turned from the stock show Monday
with quite a bunch of fine cattle for
themselves and neighbors.
The many friends of Mrs. Harry
Kiser will be glad to hear that she
is getting on nicely and hopes to be
able to leave the hospital next week.
The wonderfully fine weather ac-
companying the January thaw has
started the annual back to the
ranch movement" earlier than usual
this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Brandt and
children went down to Delta Satur.
day to spend a few weeks with Mrs.
o. c. Hand before going out to Los
Angeles, California.
The Rev. Jack Stewart and Messrs.
Frank Stewart and Clarence Over.
hults expect to leave Saturday to at
tend the special Methodist Confer
ence at Denver.
very interesting missionary
meeting was held at Mrs. Jack Stew.
arts on Thursday afternoon. This
is our youngest church organization,
and we are pleased to see it so rapid.
ly increasing in membership.
Sunday morning the services at the
Community church will be in charge
OF Mrs. Jack Stewart and Mr.. c.
Curtis, while in the evening the Ep.
worth League will conduct the popu-
lar stereopticon lectures.
Mr.. Girardet's many friends we're
glad to see him looking so well on
his short visit to town on Thursday
He and Mrs. Girardet will spend the
remainder of the winter in Montrose
with their daughter, Mrs Hauser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter January re
turned from The Needles California,
where they have been visiting the
formers mother and sister. They
met with no special road difficulties
on their return auto trip. but were
glad to get through the pass before
the January thaw set in.
The hospitaNe Messick home was
the scene OF jolly gathering Sun.
day when the c. II. Dillon and A. c.
Hill families were entertained at a
turkey dinner with music. radio
and exchange of home news the
afternoon passed all too quickly for
the guests.
Wednesday afternoon the Woman's
| Literary society met with Mrs
| George Hall, twenty-one members
| being present After business and
current events the following program
| was given: Paper Massachusetts, '
Mrs. II. p. Johnson; paper. Arizona b
Mrs. w. w. Wallace; paper "Tho
Fishing Industry" Mrs Carl Curtis
| Glen Messick has fine radio out
| fit and upon .scnding in his test re
port on London, Aberdeen. Rome and
| other foreign stations to the Director
Of Tests at Garden City New York
| received a certificate and has been
| made the official receiving test op-
orator for this district for the next
| year
| The postponed meeting Of the
Grand Mesa Water Users association
| will take place February q, when the
| Calendar club will serve one of their
famous 35c chicken dinners in the
basement of the Community church
All the stockholders are asked tc
make a note of the date and to be
present on February 81 to discuss
the rules and business Of the new