The Delta independent., 1919-08-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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nesday from Cory.
Miss Jennie Poulos Of PaOnfa spent
the day here Wednesday.
Sam Farmer of Crawford was bus
mess visitor in the city Wednesday
Several of our citizens attended the
Chautauqua Saturday and Tuesday
evenings
Mrs. George Park of Hotchkiss re
turned home this week from delight
full visit in Denver.
l. Miss Emma Burninger returned on
Wednesday from a pleasant visit with
Gunnison friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Gramm have
this week on business.
After visiting her mother in Somer-
set, Mrs. Earl left Wednesday for her
home in Salt Lake City.
Mrs. P. A. Lindeback has been suf,
fering with chronic heart trouble ag-
eravated by the intense heat of last
| week
Mrs. George Gerlach and three child
rem are visiting in Montrose this week.
while Mrs. Gerlach is having dental
work done.
| Rev. B. A. Van DUNE of Redlands
Mesa left Tuesday for Loveland where
/ he will be in attendance at the Pres
/ byterian convention.
Mrs. Tom Ritter, formerly of Austin
has been here the past week from Den.
yer. visiting her home folks, the Grow
| family.
| Mrs. ] Hume of Mapleton, Iowa and
| MIS-. a Harm OF Omaha. Nebraska
are visiting their sister Mrs. w. J
/ Faircloth.
Mrs. George Robinson this week
underwent a serious surgical operation
at the Delta Hospital she is reported
I to be improving.
After spending few days here with
/ her mother. Mrs. Stevens. Mrs Her
man Riehl returned to her home in
Hotchkiss Wednesday.
Departing yesterday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Kestrson OF Wichita. Kan
sas. who have been visiting the Jones
/ family at Eckert
Mrs Clifford Beckley had as her
guest yesterday. her friend. Mrs
Frank Seaton. who has been visiting
relatives at Cedaredge
Mrs. James Runnoe of Eckert return
ed home this week from Gunnison
where she has been visiting Mrs Lucy
Meyer and Mrs. VIII Bray.
Mrs P +. keenan, of Dalton. Ne
braska, was in the city Wednesday
The lady was enroute to Hotchki S
where she will probably locate
V. A. Phillips announces that his
pure-tred Duroc hog sale viii be, held
at the Joe McGraw barn instead OF
on the corner of Fifth and Main.
Ben Parrish the olathe wrestler sub
mitted to an operation for appendicitis
at St Luke's hospital in Montrose Sat.
lurday. He is reported in splendid con
dition
Mr.. and Mrs II. f Perkins and
Herbert Hil,man are home from a trip
to California. where they greatly en-
ioyed the many sights offered on the
coast
Rev. A. G. Crockett and wife and
Mr.. Mcdonald were callers at Rev.
Hunters home Wednesday Rev.
Crocket is pastor of the Nazarene
church in Denver
The Presbyterian. Episcopal and
Methodist churches will hold a union
service at the Presbyterian church on
Sunday evening at p. NJ. The Rev
Mr.. Klein of the Methodist church will
preach the sermon.
Sumner Stubbs departed this week
for Mancos, after visiting his mother.
Mrs. Hattie Stubbs and family for n
short time following his discharge
from service. He will be employed
there.
Miss Lena Ramel. who has been a
guest of DIR. and Mrs. b. o. windle.
Mason City. Nebraska Miss Vera
who has also been visiting here will
remain SOME time longer
Departing for their ,me I'm Nilsson.
ri Monday morning were Mrs. A. In
gram and Mrs. f. NJ Reynolds, who
have spent a most enjoyable fortnigh,
at the w. +. Blaine and H. A. Rey.
nolds home in North Delta. Their
homes are at Bayard and Carthage.
Missouri.
Something over S25 was paid into
the city treasurer this week by a
couple OF youths who have been us.
ing the city streets for the purpose
of speeding and cutting close corners
with their cars. The city officials had
warned the boys TO be careful and