The Delta independent., 1925-04-17


with Mrs. Clara Workman in Olathe
Mr.. Parks, who has wintered his
sheep at the Chester Fisher ranch
started them to the hills last week
where he will put them on the
range fol the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anders enter
tained the James and Max Anders
families to a bountiful turkey dinner
Sunday. In the afternoon all at
tended church services at Stone.
Those from the mesa who eniovet
an Easter picnic dinner at the Fred
Cole home near Delta on Sunday were
the Carl Weston, Chas. Phillips. Bert
Lathrop, Joe Bishop, and William
Easton families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Ramage and Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Freeland. j. c. Pridy
and daughters Luella and Bernice
and Ray Ramage, all gathered at the
Ed Pridy home and from there all
went up Dry Creek and enjoyed a
picnic
| The Pea Green school will close on
Friday, April II, with a basket din,
ner and baseball game and the
[ field sports in the afternoon. In the
evening a program will be given.
The Pea Green band will furnish
music during the day
Miss Bessie Boyer and Art Baran.
owsh surprised their friends Satur.
day by being quietly married at
Montrose. Rev. Berry of the Catho-
lie church. performed the ceremony.
The couple We're attended by Miss
Blanche Clark and Seth Phillips. Mr..
and Mrs. Baranowski will reside on
the Fisher ranch where the groom is
farming this year. The community
extends congratulations
Mrs. VIII Medium invited some
friends in to surprise her husband.
Friday evening. The house was decor
ated prettily with Easter suggestions.
The guests enjoyed 800" until a late
hour, when the hostess served lovely
refreshments. Those present were
the c. Mealy T. Vest. Bert Lathrop.
Lee Price, Werner Dahlin families,
Mrs. Ella Torrey, Bernice and Chest.
er Torrey, Mrs. Melgrum and son
Jim, Mr., and Mrs. Guy Border. Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice Staudi5h, and Mrs.
H. J. Price and daughter Lou.
G. A Tabor and Miss Mary Culver
with their Sunday School classes en-
joyed an Easter picnic on Dry
Creek Saturday afternoon. T. c..
Anderson took the Youngsters, thirty
five in number in his truck Others
who went beside the classes and
their teachers were Mr.. and Mrs. II.
c. Warrick, Mrs. G. A. Tabor. and
Mrs. T. c. Anderson. After the egg
hunt there was lunch consisting Of
fried eggs, scrambled. picked, and
deviled eggs, weinies, sandwiches.
and pickles. Late in the evening they
returned home, and all report a jolly
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Whitner enjoyed
| Easter Sunday at the Zack Rhodes
home near Delta.
Guy Morgan went to Grand juno
tion Thursday on business.
Henry Marsh returned home Sun
day from the Delta hospital where
he recently underwent a major op-
Grafton.
While coming from the hills with
load of wood Saturday, Mr.. Bunten
got bruised up some when his team
became frightened and upset the load
some Of which fell on him. Forum
nately no bones were broken and he
Ms just little sore over his fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shelter
moved to their homestead up in the
cedars last week
Miss Helen Mclaughlin teacher at
Colona, visited over the week end
with home folks.
The Embroidery club met Friday
afternoon with Mrs. A. p. McIntire.
The time was spent with fancy work
and visiting At the close Of the
afternoon Mrs. McIntire served lovely
refreshments. The club will meet
in two weeks with Mrs. Medium.
Joe Dodds came up from Grand
Junction Friday and visited at c. w.
McLaughlins until Sunday. Mrs
Dodds who has been helping care for
her father. w. L. Mclaughlin, ac-
companied him home Sunday. The
condition of Mr.. Mclaughlin remains
about the same.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crook and daugh-
ter Rema Of near Olathe visited Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs Frank Tripp.
Those enjoying dinner Easter at
the Fred Cole home were Mrs. Jennie
Bishop Of Colorado Springs; Mrs
Rachel Phillips Of the Pea Green
district; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Easton
and daughter Miss Audrey; Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Lathrop and daughter Al.
ice; Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bishop and
two daughters: Mr. and Mrs. Carl