The Delta independent., 1919-08-08
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS
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| square next TUESDAY evening.
Mrs Mary Davidson recently spent
ten days with the F. J. Hendershot
family at Cedaredge.
James Scullon of Cory was in town
Wednesday looking after business and
renewing acquaintances.
Berry Houseman of Cedaredge left
this week for Telluride. where he will
be employed for some time.
The greatest Pickford picture ever
made See Daddy Long Legs" at the
Colonial. Friday and Saturday. August
18th and 18th.
son was born Wednesday, August
9th to Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Williams
of Cory. The babe has been named
Robert Kennicott.
The Misses Harriette and Mary
Sayre arrived Monday via Grand juno
tior from California. where they have
been spending the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Langford ire
entertaining their daughter, Mrs. Phil
ip Pedicord from Telluride. From here
An arrival home this week was
Mamie Watts. the son of E. f. Watts,
editor of the Tribune. He has receiv-
ed his discharge from the service.
Leonard Baird is down from Grand
Mesa this week where his family is
spending some time. to look after bus
mess matters. He will return to the
resort Saturday.
A card from Mrs. o. X. Maynard.
now of Pueblo. states that Orville
Maynard. Jr.. was discharged from
Fort D. A. Russell and arrived home
Wednesday, July Both.
! Mr. and Mrs. Simon Fisher of Hotch-
kiss were in the city Wednesday, COM
bining business with pleasure. While
here they were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hixson.
John Franklin of Greeley and AL
bert Kinkle, e. G. and Raymond Ever
1 ly arrived the early part of the week
and are visiting at the o. Franklin
home at Cedaredge.
George w Afford. special agent of
the Rio Grande had business in Delta
district this week. Mr., Afford was
formerly one of the police force at
Montrose.
Mrs. Walter January of Cedaredge
has been entertaining her sister, Mrs.
Davis of Denver and other relatives
to her home in the metropolis city this
week.
for some time. The visitor returned
where he went at the request of gov
ernment medical officials. Percy was
gassed in France and has not yet re-
covered from the effects of it.
Crawford is 100 per cent complete
in their data and service records for
the permanent history of Delta coun-
ty. Other sections please take notice.
We will tell you more about it next
week
Miss Bernice Reed, who has been
here visiting her grandfather. Judge
Logan and other relatives for several
days, went to Cedaredge Wednesday
to stay some time with her grand par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reed.
Miss Anna Norborg is spending her
vacation on Grand Mesa. leaving her
arduous duties at the Court house
Wednesday afternoon. In the party go
ing to the mesa were Miss Selma Nor
borg, of Salt Lake and ]. Welland
Jeffers with his new Oakland.
Harry Downey. of Montrose. form.
erly ademonstrator for the Fordson
tractor. but now in the auto transfer
business was here Monday. He made
delivery of big tent for the public
meetings that are to be held in Delta
by the Nazarene church.
The home of NJ. w. Wagner was
made happy the first of the week by
the arrival of w. w. Wagner. their
son, who has just completed his ser
on the U. S. S. Breckenridge. He says
he is glad to again be home.
Mrs. H. H. Taft and daughter were
here the last Of the week for a short
stay. leaving Sunday for their home
at Berkeley, California. They have
been the guests at the DR.. Myer home
at Hotchkiss for a short time, while
disposing of real estate holdings ir
that vicinity.
Paonia, and the family is well known
throughout the county. Prior to the
time of his death. he was electrician
in the federal building in Denver. Be
sides his father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. T. Rawalt, a wife and infan,
son are left to mourn his loss.
Monday afternoon at four o'clock
Miss Nita Hinman entertained at ties
in honor OF Mrs. Dale Hinman, who
has been the guest at the Hinmar
home from Fort Dupont. Delaware