The Delta independent., 1919-05-02
LOCAL HAPPENINGS


o. Ross of Montrse has been Wis
iting relatives here this week.
Mrs Minnie Duncan spent the day
in Montrose Wednesday, on business
DR.. T. H. Aust wife and two sons oi
Cedaredge were Delta visitors Wed
nesday.
James Hart of Eckert arrived home
recently after being mustered out OF
army service.
Miss Mildred Loback has been the
guest for few days of her aunt. Mrs
C. P. Hopson.
Mrs. Walter Graham who was called
by Hines to Paonia last week. return
ed Wednesday.
E. S. Gould spent the day Tuesday
in Hotchkiss attending to various bus
mess duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Elliott have been
guests here for a few days before
departing for Bremerton, Oregon
An arrival from among the boys in
the navy recently was John Sidebot
tom who came in last week.
Miss Lula Odem has had as her
guest this week. Miss Teresa Gipe of
Cedaredge.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Miller NOV
ed from the Robee residence to the
Jeffers house on Palmer street
| Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Anderson moved
to their recently acquired property on
Meeker street this week
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Wednesday to be the guest of her broth
er, James Armand for a few days.
Mrs. Arthur Meyer and baby return
ed Tuesday from Denver where they
spent the past month visiting the
farmers mother.
The Methodist Calendar club will
hold a cooked food sale at Seabourn's
store tomorrow afternoon. All kinds
of good things.
Mrs. T. G. Edwards and children re-
turned Sunday evening from Oathe
having concluded a pleasant visit with
relatives and friends.
Albert NJ Cavey, Deputy Collector
of Internal Revenue was in the city
this week, looking after matters in
his official capacity.
-BORN-On Wednesday, April 16,
1919. to Mr. and Mrs. Kelson Musser.
son. He was a birthday gift to his
little sister. Alice. who was two years
of age.
Margaret Pyburn of Rogers Mesa
came down the early part of the week
to work for Mrs Leahy, at the Com
mercial house.
Ora Wallace Of Coalby left Tues
day for Omaha to visit short time
before going to California. where he
has accepted employment.
The Misses Helen and Stella Bless
ing went to Clear Creek this week
where they will keep house for their
father. who is employed by the d. and
r. G. Company.
]. C. Rowbotham, proprietor fthe
Cedaredge hotel who received treat
ment for blood poisoning at the hos
pital some time ago, is still reported
as not doing well.
! Jack Hofferber returned last week
to his home at Norfolk, Nebr., after
spending several days here adjusting
business matters for ]. C. Schmidt who
is away.
Miss A. Goodenow of Paonia was
the guest Wednesday of Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Graham. leaving in the after
noon for Grand Junction, where she
will visit few days.
Mr.. and Mrs w. b Stockham left
Wednesday for Kansas City where
they expect to spend couple weeks
the former on business matters and
the latter visiting
Mrs. l.. A. Hick arrived home We'd
.nesday evening from trip to Den
yer. The doctor who spent a few days
with her the first Of the week. stop
ped off for short time at Sapinero.
C. A. Biggs OF the Independent Lum
ber Company living at Canon City
accompanied by his son. Capt c. II
Biggs. recently from overseas. and w
C. Kurz of the Grand Junction office
visited in the city few hours Wedne :
day.
The following couples secured mar
riage licenses this week from the
county clerks office: J. Leonard
+ Younghood, of Olathe and Wanda
Roberts Of Delta Glenn II. Porter o
Ouray and Hazel r. Morris OF Delta
Sylvester c. McCarty and Margare
Talbot. both Of Delta.
We are asked to announce that al
army recruiting officer will be In Delt;
Monday. May 5th. to accept applica
tions for enlistments in all branches
of the army. Former soldiers. sailors
land marines may enlist for one yea
i end others for three year period