The Delta independent., 1919-06-13
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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points.
S. J. Kyffin has purchased the res
idence property of Mrs. Tom Gale on
Dodge Street
Mrs. John Mosgrove went to Mont
rose Tesday. called by the illness of
a friend in that city.
Miss Florence Shoup came in Friday
from Salida to visit her parents at
Coalby for short time.
Miss Irene Penticuff has returned to
Delta from Norwood where she taught
school the past several months.
NJ. H. Patnode came home Friday
from Kansas City, after disposing of
three cars of cattle on the market
William May has opened up paint
and paper hanging shop in the build
ing adjoining the Comfy lunch room.
Miss Marie Shipley went to Paonia
Monday to be the guest of her brother
George Shipley and family for several
days.
Miss Kathleen Nutter is home from
Milford. Utah. where she was domestic
science instructor during the past
year.
Returning last Thursday from Den
yer was Miss Marriet Bridges. She is
member of this years graduating
class.
Emerson McReynolds arrived Satur-
day from Ogden to visit friends in
Cedaredge. and also to attend to bus
mess matters.
Mrs. John Sigmund is returning this
week from Long Beach, California,
where she has spent several months
for her health
Mrs. R E. Baker spent several days
with her husbands brother, J. ]. Baker
and family at Montrose. returning to
Delta Saturday afternoon.
On returning from a trip to Ridg-
ay last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Singleton brought their little grand
son. Karl Orvis home for visit
Little Frances Elizabeth Klein has
been suffering for several days from
a severe attack of bronchitis. but IS
considerably improved at this time.
| Reverend n Bertrand, pastor of ST
Michael's Catholic church left Sunday
for Durango. where he will assist with
the forty hours devotion service of
that church
! Miss Nola Hinman was returning
passenger the first of the week from
her school duties at Aspen. She will
spend the summer vacation with her
parents at Austin.
John E Ramer. popular Rogers
Mesa rancher was in the city We'd
nesday. Mrs. Ramer and daughter.
Rachel returned Saturday from a two
weeks visit in Denver.
Miss Anna Milton of Eckert left
Monday morning for Gunnison after n
short time spent with home folks. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Dora Pack
ard, who will visit there.
Miss Nita Hinman, popular Austin
girl who was one of the instructors
in the primary department at Ouray
the past school year, returned home
last week for the summer.
Perkins Bushnell came in Monday
afternoon from Georgetown to spend
the week here. On Tuesday Sherman
Bushnell returned in order that he
might graduate with the Delta Senior
class. They will be the guest of friends
until their return.
Mrs. S NJ Ford of Crawford who
was called to Grand Junction recent.
ly by the illness of her daughter. re
turned home Monday. She was ac,
companied by Miss Ethel Mckissen
who will spend some time with Craw.
ford relatives and friends.
h. T. Fisher who is farming the
Reshaw place brought in a sample OF
spring wheat which looks mighty fine
He has twenty acres of it and it prom
ises heavy yield. Mr.. Fisher states
f. NJ. Gramm left Tuesday morning
for Denver. where he will spend sew.
eral days on business matters.
A recent arrival from the army was
Lloyd Blackwell of Hotchkiss, who has
received his discharge, after spending
some time overseas.
that the late freeze did not effect his
crop to any great extent.
A. l.. Craig. X. a. Fender and NJ. II,
Crissman We're down from Paonia on
business matters Monday. Craig has
new car and wanted to demonstrate
to the others that he could keep it in
the road and at the same time spin
those inimitable yarns of his,
! Mr.. and Mrs. Il. +, Hauser and child.
rem came down from Montrose sunday
the former remaining for a days bus
mess and the lady and children going
to Cedaredge for few days stay with
her relatives. the Girardets, They will