The Delta independent., 1919-06-20
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
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three doors west of postoffice.
Clarence Welch is spending the sum
mer in Denver
Mrs. o. c. Wheeler returned to
Montrose Tuesday morning after
business visit here
Robert Kirk went UP to Montrose
Saturday to be the guest of friends
there for several weeks.
Fred Hammond, old-time resident of
the North Fork, was renewing ac-
quaintances in Delta Saturday.
Ray Buzzard who came back with
the boys of the S9th arrived at his
home in Cedaredge Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Merchant have
been enjoying visit the past week
with Mrs VIM Wooten and children.
Miss Tennessee Atchley left Friday
for Greeley where she will take I'D
her studies at the State Teachers
College.
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Nelson went TO
Grand juction the last of the week
to spend short time while enroute
to Ogden.
Arrivals from Denver Monday after
noon were Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. School
field who will spend some time here.
Arrivals the last of the week were
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ward and baby,
who will make their home at Cedar
edge.
II Mrs John Kelley and little niece
left recently for Denver. to spend
some time combining business and
pleasure.
Paul Brattain of California Mesa
left the latter part of the week for
Casper, wyoming. where he will spen1
the summer.
A recent arrival from the army was
Frank E. Stevens. another of the S9th
ldivision boys. He was mustered out
at Fort Riley.
Mrs A Burch. who has been visit
ing her daughter Mrs. Laura Burch.
left the latter part of the week for
Grand Junction.
Miss Eunice Briggs went to Cedar
edge Friday, following the closing of
the schools. to visit her parents. Mr..
and Mrs F. A Briggs
R. NJ owens who has been conduct
ing the moving picture show at Cefi-
aredge has sold out his business and
departed last week for Denver.
G. A. Pratt left last week, returning
to his home in Portland, Oregon, after
visiting a short time with the !. G.
Pratt family on Garnet Mesa.
Among the Delta boys of the famous
. S9th was Carl Lippert, who received
, lhis discharge recently and arrived
home the latter part of the week
Paul j. Osborne departed Friday
morning for few days fishing in the
upper Gunnison while spending a
short time recuperating from confin
ing store duties.
Mrs. W. H Tuttle returned 10
Hotchkiss Friday otter few days here
with her daughter, Miss Edith. who re
Gently submitted to an operation at
the Delta hospital.
The little Misses Maxine Green
wood and Olive Smith left Friday for
Rifle to.spend two weeks with their
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Visiting her grandmother there.
Mrs. f C. Shaffer and daughter
Lois departed Friday for Denver
where they will meet DIR. Shaffer, re
turning from France. Friday morning
They will be hope in few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Keller. Charles
L. Keller and Mrs. Tom Sechrist went
Ito the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacot
Kiser above Austin last Tuesday and
enjoyed delightful supper and visit.
After visiting Mrs. Catherine Bur
CESS, Mrs. 8. C. Burgess departed
Friday morning for Denver to spend
the summer with daughter before re
turning to her home in Los Angeles.
Miss Winifred Castle left this weel
to attend the commencement exercises
lat Greeley. From there she goes t'
Boulder for short stay before join
ing her parents at Red Lodge, Mon
tana, where she will teach the follow
ing term.
Emmett Sprung took the west bount
passenger Friday to rejoin his GOV
pany at Mare Island. On Thursda,
evening the message came Calllns mn
back into the naval service and from
Mare Island he will SO in the neal
future to Annapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. C. Tripp departed
Thursday for Los Angeles. where the.
will spend some time. and If suited
will locate. They have been in th'
city some two weeks visiting Milton
Trip and father.
James f. Harding came in from 1T