The Delta independent., 1919-09-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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Harry F. White transacted business
in Montrose between trains Tuesday.
Mrs. Paul ]. Osborne has been Wis
iting in Montrose several days of the
past week.
George Meyer and son, Jack re-
turned Tuesday morning after a ten
day trip to -Glenwood Springs.
Mrs. Florence Jamison departed
Tuesday morning for her home in
Illinois, after spending a delightful
visit here with her aunt, Mrs. w.
G. Cook.
After a pleasant vacation of a
months duration at the Mcintyre
home at Hotchkiss. Miss Knous left
Monday morning to visit Montrose
friends after which she will return to
her home in Greeley.
Miss Orpha Lee of Cedaredge left
for Montrose Saturday, to begin the
school term at Maple Grove. Miss
Lee is one of the popular teachers
of that district. and this year is prin-
cipal of the school there.
Mrs. E. H. Garfield departed the
early part of the week for her home
in La Verne, Minnesota She was cal
led to this city by the serious illness
of her brother. John R. Hills, who
passed away last week.
Leonard Baird came down Sunday
from Grand Mesa where the family
have been enjoying a months vaca-
tion. He returned to the lakes after
attending to business matters to bring
the family down Tuesday.
An arrival Saturday afternoon was
Charles Wetterich, of Cedaredge, who
comes with his discharge from the
army service. He has seen many
months service overseas and has had
many thrilling experiences.
Capt. and Mrs. C. p. Bragg departed
Tuesday morning for the National G.
A. R. encampment at Columbus. They
will visit other points of interest
while absent and also renew acquain-
tances with old friends in the east.
Charles Koehler and family are
moving from Garnet Mesa to the res
idence Fourth and Grand recently va
Gated by Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Reardon,
the latter taking the house vacated
by the Reshaw family on Meeker
Street.
Among those leaving the last of
the week were the Misses Kathleen
Nutter and Audrey Dingman. Miss
Nutter will teach at Offerlee, Kansas
position as teacher in the Ordway,
Colorado schools.
Dean Quigley of the Normal at Gun
nison passed through the city Satur-
day from Grand Junction, where he
attended teachers meeting. He was
enroute to Telluride, to be present at
a meeting in the interests of the
school work there.
Rev. George F. Klein departed Mon.
day morning for Conference, which
is held at Greeley. This is the end of
the conference year and it is hoped
by all the vicinity that Rev. Klein
will be returned to the pastorate of
the Methodist church of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Kaufman of Ced-
aredge visited at the A. F. Kaufman
and Matt Umbrell homes in North Del
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down Mr.. Kaufman was a pleasant
caller at this office, extending his
subscription to the Independent for an
other year.
While in the city Friday, Thomas
Addleman of Eckert made this office
call in the interest of the work on
the Honor Roll. Mr.. Addleman gave
us much valuable assistance in the
location of a number Of delinquents
whose records are still unfinished for
this work.
Rev. and Mrs. c. P. Ellis departed
Monday for Montrose, where they
have held the pastorate of the Nazar-
enc church the past year. From there
they will go to Yuma to conduct spec
ial meetings. Rev. Ellis has been
preaching the past week at the Naz-
arene meetings held here.