The Delta independent., 1925-04-10
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MIS- iNll'' 81 has DSNH Nullt 9ANh
all week.
Mrs Harry Palmer has been quite
i'll with the flu this week.
The Chautauqua dates for this year
have been announced as July is to
%.
Curtis Dugger has accepted a job
at the 'Cedaredge garage for the sea,
son.
Perry Scott has returned to Ridg-
way after a few days visit here with
relatives.
Mrs. J. f. Foster returned on We'd
nesday from an extended business
and pleasure trip in Missouri.
S. P. Brown sold his truck and Del
ta-Cedaredge freight business to n.
H. Mccormick last week.
Francis Vela. who was operated on
for appendicitis last Tuesday at the
Delta hospital is getting along nicely.
If you want something especially
good for your Easter dinner you had
better look in at the Baptist Auxili-
airy sale on April II.
Mr.. J. P. Caldwell reports pretty
good prices for his large Ben Davis
crop, most of which were sold in small
lots in Oklahoma and Texas.
The town election on Tuesday re-
suited as follows: J. B. Ratekin. may
or; Jess Patterson, ]. w. Robinson,
and Leo c. Jackish, councilmen.
Miss Eva Peterson came home from
the Delta Hospital on Sunday after
noon She is getting on nicely but
will be confined to the house for a
while yet.
On Monday morning Mrs. Elwood
Bailey drove over in her new Over
land coupe from Grand Junction to
spend two or three days with her
parents, DIR. and Mrs. L. c. Bolton.
Roy E. Ratekin has bought a half
interest in the Eckert store and
creamery business from Frank Nc
Kean. Mr.. Ratekin. who is teaching
now in New Mexico will not arrive
here until early in June when he will
take an active part in the business.
All the young people of high school
age and over are cordially invited to
the supper and formal opening of the
gymnasium on Wednesday evening
April Is. at the Community church.
The two basketball teams and public
school teachers will be the guests Of
honor on this occasion.
The Calendar Club had a very en-
ioyable all-day meeting with Mrs. n.
F. Coombe last Thursday. After full
justice had been done to the bountiful
basket dinner, the business meeting
was held, followed by a very interest
ing program, A reading, selected by
Mrs. w. r. Shipp: a paper on Easter
by Mrs. T. p. Ashurst; recitation from
Kipling, Mrs. n. F. Coombe and gen
eral roll-call, Easter Thoughts"
Last Wednesday evening, Dr.. and
Mrs. Aust entertained the two bas-
ketball teams and their coaches at
a progressive rook party. The tally
cards were miniature basket balls,
tied with school colors, blue and
white. While everyone had their bas-
ket balls punctured, Mr. Carl Rey-
nolds and Miss Lucille Vogan had the
most punctures. Dainty refresments
Of cake, ice cream and cocoa CON
cluded a very jolly evening. Those
gomery; the Misses Leah Elhart; Lu-
cile Nogan; zella Goddard; Dolores
Dunn; Ermine Sands; Bessie Eckert,
present were Prof and Mrs. Mont
and Irene Stolte; and Messrs. Ernest
Briggs; Jimmy Steel; Carl Reynolds;
Ralph Wick John Wetterich: Elbert
Blackburn; David Eckert, and Phillip
| Aust.
Saturday evening the Freshmen en-
tertained the Sth grade room at the
school auditorium.
Master Jack Stewart had the mis-
fortune to dislocate his right arm on
/ Wednesday afternoon, by falling on
a large boulder. He is getting on fine
now that the swelling has gone down.
Mrs. Frank Stewart entertained her
Sunday School class, "The Polly
anas," last Saturday afternoon. They
first attended the matinee THE King
Of Wild Horses" and then returned to
the Stewart home for games and re-
freshments.
The special pre- Easter services at
the Community church this week have
been particularly interesting and very