The Delta independent., 1919-10-24
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
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| CABBAGE for sale. w. R. John
son, Delta, Colo. 43-4p
Charles Fowler made business trip
to Montrose Auesday.
Mrs. Geo. Winter came down from
Paonia Wedneday for visit with Mrs,
R. L. Pitman and family.
Mrs. ]. C. Roberts was an outgoing
passenger Tuesday for Olathe to
spend a week with Miss Matte Patter-
son.
Mrs. John Gates went to Montrose
Wednesday for few days visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. WI Cor
nett
Grandma Bivens of North Delta
went to Montrose Wednesday to visit
a while with her daughter, Mrs. Har-
vey F1ohr.
Mrs. L. Dorsey started yesterday
to Kanasa City for a month or six
weeks visit
H. NJ. Tyler left Tuesday for Los
Angeles, California, where he xepects
to spend the winter.
A party composed of J. C. Gale, Frank
Sanders, c. H. Allen and Mr.. Reece
went to Grand Mesa lakes Wednes-
day for few days outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Watts left the
last of the week for their new home
in Texas, after disposing of their
holdings on California Mesa.
The gravel roads built by the farm
ers from Olathe to the four mile cor
ner west of Olathe, is nearly complet-
~
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. ]. Gum, who have
been visiting with Mrs. Gums broth
er, T. A. Hazelett and niece, Mrs. L.
A. Dowd and their families, left yes
terday for their home at Guthrie Cen
ter, Iowa. ,.
Miss Veronica Pring went to An
tonic yesterday to again take up her
school teaching, having been called
home by the death of Robert Pitman
last week.
Leaving Wednesday were Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Carson, Ouray people who
have been guests of H. d. Perry and
daughter, Miss Bessie, for the past
three weeks.
After a pleasant visit with the E.
S. Corbin family and Mrs. Laura
Baxter, Mrs. R. d. Baxter and little
daughter Virginia left Tuesday for
their home in Denver.
| An arrival Sunday from San Diego,
California was Henry B. Drake. an old
friend of Mortimer Stone, who spent
| a couple of days as his guest, going to
Paonia Tuesday for a short visit
! Evan Fairbanks Roberts. of the Rob
erts Mil G Machinery Company, Den
yer. spent several days in the city
this week, leaving for Fort Collins or
business connected with his firm
Tuesday.
Mrs Charles Langford returned
Tuesday from a two days visit II
Glenwood Springs, and on Wednesday
accompanied by her daughters, Edit
and Geneva, went to Montrose to se'
the lady's son. Wayne Langford ant
family.
Departing yesterday with Michigan
Valley. Kansas as their destination
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. v. Louk. having
decided to make their home ther'
where the groom formerly lived. Mrs
Louk was until a few months ag'
Miss Mae Layden of Delta.
Miss Vowel, n specialist in primar.
school methods, paid Delta visit Fri
day and on Saturday explained to tn
rural primary teachers many plan
for their work. There were about tel
rural teachers present, all OF whom
were we'll repaid for the meeting.
Frank Jones. son of Mr.. and Mrs. L
R. Jones, reached home Wednesda!
having taken i'll Ogden on his wa
home from Pasadena, California wher
he had spent several months with hi
sister. He was expected several day
before, but was unable to continu
the journey.
Miss Margaret Byrns, Of Jackson
vile, Ilionois. sent US the annua
check this week to renew her sui
scription to Independent Miss Bryn
has been a subscriber for severa
years: she never fails to send in tn
cash in plenty of time 10 keep he
name in good standing on the books
This is the kind who help buy tn
pork chops. Look at the label OF
your wrapper today and see where yo
stand.
CABBAGE for sale. W. r. Johr
son, Delta. Colo. 43-4