The Delta independent., 1918-04-05
NEARBY NEWS NOTES.
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Mrs. A. H. Ruth was here from
Grand Junction Monday consulting oc-
ulist Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ]. Plimpton of
Cedaredge were county seat visitors
Wednesday.
Miss Gladys Fisher and Miss Bell of
our teaching force were recent visitors
in Grand Junction.
A. f. Busey of Olathe was anon
those looking after. various business
interests here Monday.
Jack Lyell of the Coalby district ar
rived home Monday after a three
months stay at Florence.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Kirby and son
Robert, spent Easter in Montrose will
Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard Jessup.
After a pleasant visit with Mrs. E.
p. Roll, Mrs. Frances Roll returned
to her home in Grand Junction Tues
day.
A. S. Johnson and son James, of
Cedaredge, left Monday for Telluride
where they will do carpenter work for
time.
Mr.. and MrsJohn A. Bartels of
Grand Junction were business visitors
here this week, going on to Montrose
Monday.
]. w. Carson, of Wray, left Monday
after a pleasant visit of a weeks du
ration with the Sam Stefan family of
Cedaredge.
]. B. Holland, who was called here
recently by the death of his son, Les
ter r. Holland, returned yesterday to
! Elgin. Oregon.
Arriving this week from Palisade
was Mrs. C. NJ. Daniels, who will Wis
it indefinitely with her daughter, Mrs.
B. II. Fisher.
b. F. Hirt of Cedaredge was a coun-
ty seat visitor Tuesday, coming in
while down to extend his Independent
subscription another year.
Albert Stolte of Cedaredge and Mark
Beard of Eckert were among those
leaving Wednesday going to Pueblo
on business and returning Saturday.
Mrs. c. w. Roe of Hotchkiss was in
the city between trains Tuesday, go
ing down to Grand Junction in the af-
ternoon to attend the district confer
ence.
L. Il. jenkins of Austin was transact
ing business matters here Saturday
taking advantage of the occasion I
have his name added to the 1ndepend
ent mailing list
Rev. Carpenter of the Cedaredge
Community church went down to
Grand Junction Wednesday afternoon
to attend the district conference held
there this week.
Mrs. Clara Hemphill and little son
Thomas. of Crawford. were here Tues
day. while on their way to Gill, where
they are planning to spend the sum
mer with friends.
Mrs. Harriet Sayre of Hotchkiss was
in the city Saturday and was a pleas
ant caller at this office. adding the
kindly word of commendation that is
always appreciated.
Mrs. C. ID. Sager left Monday morn
ing for Salida for a medical consulta-
tion at the hospital in that city. II is
hoped an operation will not be neces-
sary to restore her health.
Lawrence Terrell of Paonia was a
visitor here Monday with Mr.. and Mrs.
C. C. Carter. coming down after his
little son. Charles. who had been Wis
itiHS WITH his Srauu paIeltS LOT tW''
weeks.
Returns to Normal Work.
An outgoing passenger Saturday
was Miss Pauline Hall, who returned
to Gunnison to resume her studies.
after a few days spent with her par
ents near Cedaredge.
Mrs. Wilmer Taylor of Hotchkiss
recently underwent an operation
for appendicitis and was sufficiently
recovered to return home Tuesday.
accompanied by her sister. Mrs. Yo-
cum, who is visiting at her home.
The Misses Blumberg and Blanch.
ard of Delta enrolled at Hoel's bus
ness college and will commence thei
studies today. Mrs Blanchard viii
accompany her daughter to this city
and keep house while the daughter is
in school-Grand Junction News.
Mrs. Roy Grubb and baby left Wed
nesday morning for Lincoln, Nebras-
ka, to join Mr.. Grubb. who preceded
them a month ago and has a good pc
sition with the Beatrice Cream com
pany of that city. He was formerly
employed at Eckert by w. B. Stock.
ham.