The Delta independent., 1918-12-27

camp mcATtHuI anu cdine Houe oH
Tuesday.
Harold Gandrup left Friday after
noon for Los Angeles. where he will
be employed as a mechanic.
Will Wesley left for Montrose Tues
day in time for Christmas, following
his discharge from the s. A T. G.
Goran Raichart was an arrival Fri
day from the s. A. T. c. where he has
been in training. He says he enjoyed
his work very much.
Wallis Nelson returned home on
Tuesday evening from the army camp
from which place he received an hon
orable discharge
Chns Pennington OF Palisade and
family came through Delta Tuesday
on their way to Hotchkiss where they
will visit relatives during the holi-
days.
Barnie Clark was an arrival Satur-
day from Vancouver. Washington. He
has been employed for some time
helping make ships to fill up Uncle
Sans navy.
w. w. Warner OF the Racket Store
went to Montrose Monday to take
the place of one OF the men in the
store who has been stricken with the
"nu."
James Arthur was cn outgoing pas
senger Tuesday afternoon to Grand
with his sisters the Misses Melva and
Ada Arthur.
Mr. and Mrs J. r. SnoAc. Montrose
people. came through Tuesday on
their way to Surface Creek TO visit
with the Charles Mundry family for
Christmas.
Mrs. NJ. F. Keen. manager OF the
local Western Union Telegraph offica
was III Friday afternoon and compell-
cd to abandon her work, but reported
ncxt morning.
Mrs. Laura Ward. who has been
nursing influenza patients for several
weeks. went to Montrose the first %
tho week and is nursing three flu pa
tiepts near the city.
Mrs. b. F. Nichols. well known
Eckcrt lady. and one OF the best nur-
ses In the city. has been confined to
her room by an attack OF Influenza.
Her friends will be glad to learn that
she is doing nicely at this writing.
Charles Fairlamb. who enlisted with
the u. s. troops just a few days be-
fore the war closed, and who spent
about n month serving as orderly to
adjutant general in Denver. was dis
charged and returned home this week,
Frank Stubbs. son OF MIS-
II. II. Stubbs. who has been In train
ing at Boulder university in Students
Army trimming. and more recently nj
one Of tho southern traing camps. mas
been honorabiy discharged and re-
turned home this wee". /,
!. r. Bcety Is now located Mt Mag |
na. tab. In writing for change OF ad-
dress on his paper. he says: nope
you and family have escaped the nn.
We have escaped 80 far. We VIII
have 10 wear orr masks in the off'ce
m. Utah. In writing for change OF ad-
Game Warden Peterson was down
from Cedaredge Sunday to take our
some 100000 eggs for the Cedaredge
hatchery that had came In on inc
morning train that day. Mr. Peterson
SAYS that they have added over
half million eggs to the hatchery 'his
year.
wendell Hcdgcock, momber OF the
Students Army T,Oining corps at
Boulder. spent several days visiting
Mt the Amsbary home last week.
Lieutenant Oakes from Camp Tay'or'
Kentucky. also spent several DAYS MS
their guest md is leaving today Tor
the camp.
A. D. Tavlor, who lives down the
Gunnison about three miles on thc
Grand Junction road. announces that
he will have public sale on the lhth
Of next month. Mr.. Taylor desires
tho public to know that his family has
rarred through tho influenza cpl
der'ic and there should be- no danger
in attending his snle Watch for FUR '
ther announcement OF this sn'e