The Delta independent., 1914-06-05

morning after brief visit with Delta
friends and acQuaintances.
Editor c. E Adams of the Montrose
Press and his family motored over
from Montrose last Sunday afternoon
and visited a few hours in the city.
Mrs Eula Fairfield, nee King. arriv-
ed in the city last Friday evening for
brief visit with friends and was one
of the soloists in the cantata presented
at the NJ. E church Sunday evening.
The Peoples Pharmacy but recently
purchased by E. P. Barrow of w. G.
Cook is now located in the Harry
Mathers room on Main street the re-
moval being completed Monday.
Mrs. Mary Conway and her daughter
Helen returned home Tuesday morn
ing from a brief, pleasant visit with
relatives and friends in Grand juno
tion.
Miss Hazel Blide was here from her
home in the Rogers mesa district last
Friday evening to attend the gradu-
alton exercises and to visit with her
many young friends.
Dave Hensler was an east-bound
passenger Sunday morning for the
state metropolis. where he had bust
ness demanding attention. He expect
ed 10 be absent several days.
Mrs. W. l. Clark and her daughter
Miss Bessie. who graduated with her
class last Friday evening. left Sunday
morning for Nebraska and Iowa points
where they will spend the summer
with relatives and friends.
Dr. H. X. Porter arrived home from
Columbus. Ohio. Tuesday on the be-
lated train. He was called to that city
week or ten days ago on account
of the serious illness of some relative
of the family.
Judge w w Dingman was an out
going passenger Wednesday morning
for the state metropolis where he was
to attend a meeting of the county
judges of Colorado on Thursday. He
expected 10 be home by Saturday or
Sunday.
Mrs. S. B. Mccain and her two
daughters Edith and Edna, departed
Wednesday morning for Placerville,
where they are to spend the summer.
Mr.. Mccain is engaged in hauling ore
in that district and was already locat-
ed at Placerville.
Mrs. Gertie Nelson. who came over
from her home at Norwood when her
sister, Miss Julia Jones. underwent
an operation in Delta hospital about
two weeks ago. departed for her home
Wednesday morning Miss Julia is
getting along nicely and expects to
soon be fully restored to formet
healthful conditions.
Albert Cook arrived home last sun
day morning from Colorado Springs
where he is taking course in cleo
trical engineering at Colorado Col
lege and will spend the vacation
period with his parents. This was
Albert's first year at college and he
reports enjoying his studies very
much.
Sydney Dawes and family were here
from .Paonia last Sunday morning be:
ing enroute to London. England where
they expect TO reside permanently. Mr
Dawes stated that he and his family
had lived in the Paonia district for
twelve or fourteen years. that he had
just sold his possessions there and
woud resume residence at the old
home of the family in England
Miss Ada Arthur was here from
Grand Junction two or three days the
latter part of last week on official busi-
ness in connection with her work for
the Mountain States Telephone com
pany and incidentally to attend the
graduation exercises of the High
school class of which her brother John
was member She returned to the
Mesa county metropolis Sunday eve
ming,
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