The Delta independent., 1919-09-26

B. Morgan went to MOntrOse Mon
day on a brief business trip.
Charles Keller and w. w. Warner
are dove hunting this week-the feath-
cred kind
NJ. L. Beard came down from Eckert
and brought some friends to the train
Tuesday.
Earl Allen of Austin was in the city
Wednesday and while here paid this
office a friendly call.
Mrs. c. F. Kirby returned Saturday
evening from few days at Montrose
where she took in the fair.
E. D. Petty went to Hotchkiss Sat
urday to spend the winter at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Anstead.
W. H. Fender, of Mount Ayr, Iowa,
is in this section looking over the
country with a view to locating.
Miss Anna Beard came down from
Eckert Tuesday and visited a day or
two with her sister, Mrs. Compton.
Davy Lifshutz, who starred as
shortstop for the Delta ball team this
season, has gone to Denver to enter
school
/ The residence of the late Alvin NJ.
Anderson, 631 Dodge Street, has been
sold. Mr.. Dennis of Montrose being the
purchaser,
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Love are recent
arrivals from Chicago to make their
home here. Mr.. Love is an account
ant and solicitor
| Mrs. Ada Edie of Whitewater came
up Saturday to attend the wedding of
her sister. Miss Sara Edie to Guy
Kemp, of Paonia.
! Mrs. NJ. E. Hood went to Cedaredge
for a weekend visit with her sister,
Miss Sarah Dorsey, an instructor in
the schools there.
Charles r. Clark of Hotchkiss and
Miss Clara Olson were united in mar
riage at the Baptist Parsonage by the
Rev. A. B. Parry.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Edwards and
family left Thursday last week for
Castle Gate, California, where they
will spend several weeks.
E. Y Quigley of Montrose and Ines
Musgrave were married at the Baptist
parsonage September 19. Rev. A. B.
Parry performing the ceremony.
DR.. Frank A. Henney, accompanied
by his brother Fred, left by auto Tues
day morning for Boulder. where the
latter will enter the University
Returning Saturday afternoon was
Miss Harriet Mayhem, who had enjoy
ed pleasant ten days vacation from
the local forest office in Denver.
w. B. Kenney, Division Freight and
| Passenger agent of the D. & R G., To-
Gated at Grand Junction, was in the
city on official business Tuesday
Joseph NJ. Runnoe, of Austin, went
TO Crested Butte the last of the week
on business connected with the set
estate
Charles Hood. who was recently dis
charged from army service. returned
to the city Friday evening. after visit
| ing his mother in Texas for about two
| weeks.
d. C. Coulson of Durango, stopped
Tuesday afternoon on his way to
Boulder to take up school work, and
spent a short time as the guest Of
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Meldrum, former
I iesluthtS VI MESA nave
been visiting friends there. leaving
Tuesday afternoon for their home in
Denver.
| II. F. White and son H. F., Jr. left
( Tuesday by auto on a long overland
trip including Texas points. They will
visit the wife and mother at Pueblo on
their way.
George and Joe Mangus. brothers of
w. e. Mangus. and their nephew.
William Mangus. left Monday for
Goodland. Kansas. after a pleasant
visit here.
Mrs. Rose of Montrose is the guest
of her father. Seph Hubbard. She re-
Gently passed through surgical oper-
alton in a Montrose hospital and is
convalescing.
Mrs. o. NJ. Flatberg and little son
Orrison, Jr.. went to Montrose and Wis
tied with friends between trains Tues
day. Mr.. Flatberg is roadmaster of
the Rio Grande
H. ]. Price left Tuesday afternoon
via Grand Junction for visit with
relatives at Springfield, Illinois.
Miss Ruth Brattain came down from
Montrose Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kehoe. of Cali
/ fornia Mesa, Mr.. and Mrs. John Alt
stadt and Sam Altstadt of Norfolk.
Nebraska. attended the fair p: Mon
trose Thursday of last week.
Arrivals Saturday evening were
Mrs. Gust Anderson and daughter of
Cripple Creek. The father and broth
er preceded them a few days ago and
they will make their home here.
A. L. REYNOLDS of Eckert, started to