The Delta independent., 1919-07-25
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
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| o. G., Taylor, Deputy County Cor
oner, has been attending court from
Hotchkiss this week
Mrs. Hauser of Cedaredge returned
the first of the week from visit with
relatives in Denver.
! v. A. Phillips of Cedaredge, will
hold sale of Duroc Jersey registered
hogs at Delta, August End.
A. NJ. Axtell, well known Crawford
rancher. was in the city attending to
business matters Tuesday.
s. G. McMullin and S. n. Wheeler
came up from Grand Junction Tues
day to attend to court matters.
Arthur Fairbanks returned Tuesday
morning from an eight-day business
trip Including Denver and Kansas City.
DIR. and Mrs w H. Fluallen. who
have been visiting relatives. In Gunni-
son returned home Saturday morning.
John w. Davis has been in eastern
points for several days while select
ing the fall stock for the Park-Davis
Clothing store
G. W Stong and A 5. Hilyer. Grand
Junction music men. were in the city
several hours Tuesday going from
here TO Paonia.
Miss Geneva Smith left Monday
morning for Denver where she will
spend two weeks as the guest of rel
atives and friends.
Edith Stearns returned Friday even
ing from a pleasant visit with hel
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. B. c.
Jessup at Montrose.
Mrs Adah Price departed Monday
for Denver. where she will spend
short time Enroute she will stop
over a few days at Gunnison-
Conductor Twitchell is back on the
North Fork passenger run after a
months vacation with his family in
Salida
| Mrs Bertha Mckee left Saturday
| for Telluride where she will spend
| two weeks visiting with Mrs. John Nc
Adams.
Misses Lula and Edith Crawley
Iwent to Lake City yesterday where
they will spend two weeks visiting
relatives.
4 An arrival this week was S. l. Mon
arch from Denver. He will spend sew
eral days here while looking after the
interests of his ranch on Surface
Greek Mesa.
n Mrs Frank Seaton arrived last week
for a visit with her husbands parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Hill who reside
near Cedaredge.
II T.G. Edwards and ]. ]. Gardner went
Ito Pennington. New Mexico last week
and are spending several days look,
/ ing after business matters.
Mrs. Harry Stockham arrived home
Monday afternoon after a visit of sew
erals months with her mother. Mrs.
Joseph Shoup. in Markle. Indiana.
Sumner Stubbs. the son of Mrs. Hat.
tie H. Stubs Of the Stubs restaurant
arrived home Sunday morning. having
been mustered out OF the services- ~
n Rev. VIM. Address. pastor of the
'edaredge Adventist church. has been
in attendance at the camp meetings
OF that church held In Grand Junction
II Mrs. Merriam OF Cedaredge went to
Montrose Friday to meet her husband
aho was expected home from the
army He has been overseas and has
been mustered out
Mrs. A. l.. Ansted of Hotchkiss and
| Mrs. Frank Underwood of Cedaredge
have been attending the Adventist
camp meetings held in Grand June
1 lion the past week.
w. w. Warner. proprietor of the
Variety Store. came in the first of
Fred Parker rancher near Eckert.
departed Sunday morning for Pueblo.
in response to telegram announcing
the death of his aged father in that
city. following an illness of a few
days.
4 Miss Olive Wilson. daughter of sher-
/ iff r. h. Wilson and wife arrived home
Saturday evening from Greeley where
she has been student in art. She
will spend the remainder of the sum-
Y mer here. --''.'-
Mrs Arthur Fairbanks has been Ill
\ the past week at her home on Howard
Street. Mrs. Fairbanks has not been
4 we'll for some time and an operation
4 may become necessary We trust this
] may be averted. i'i '' "
4 Miss Jessie Brady OF Paonia was In
y the city between trains Friday en-.
route to Salt Lake City. where she viii.
visit for short time. Afterwards
\ she win visit her sister residing in
| Cheyenne. Wyoming.
\ Rev. \. D. Fairbanks came down
| from Montrose Saturday for the week
! end. He is past "a years OF age. but