The Delta independent., 1920-06-11
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
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Mrs. VIM. Vessel, Nubone corse-
there, 215 Columbia. At home from 8
to 6 p. m.
Miss Margery Mathers, a student at
Denver university, is expected home
this evening.
Miss Helen Hick spent the week
end with the Oliver McCully family at
Coalby, returning home Sunday Mrs.
Hick motored up for her
r. G. Trotter, district manager of
the Goodrich Tire company, was here
the first of the week looking after bus
mess matters. He is located at Mont
rose.
An arrival Sunday evening for Wis
it with her mother, sisters and many
friends was Mrs. C. C. Oakes, former
ly Miss Gertrude Amsbary, a popular
Delta girl
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Wilson are
enjoying a visit from the formers sis.
ter, Miss Carrie Wilson, who arrived
Sunday evening from Chicago and will
spend several weeks here
Mr. and Mrs. ]. P Sullivan and
baby returned last week from Oak
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| summer with Mrs. Sullivan's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Ryan.
Miss Esther Arterberry arrived Sun
5 day evening from Gunnison to consult
DR.. Smith regarding her throat, which
has been troubling her. She is also
visiting friends during her stay here.
Mr.. ad Mrs. w. G. White of Red
lands were down shopping Monday.
Mrs. White was until her marriage
Miss Amy Tuttle. and for several
years and filled the position of city
clerk of Montrose.
Mrs James Armand and two sons,
Bob and Percy. returned from Fort
Collins, after the former had taken
ricultural college. in which her son
Percy participated.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Coryell of Cedar
edge enjoyed a short visit last week
from their son, who was returning
from business trip to eastern mar
kets He makes his home in Califor-
mia and is associated with a large
furniture house.
Will G. Williams returned FRIDAY
from a ten-day trip to Denver, called
by the illness of sister, Mrs A. r. era.
cav. He reports that lady fully recov-
cred. Mrs. R. F. Williams remained
a few days with her daughter, who
with the doctor, expects to come to
Delta about July 1st.
The entertainment at the Metho
dist church last Thursday evening, put
on by Thomas Elmore Lucey, poet-en
tertainer, was only fairly well at
tended. owing to several other socia
affairs the same evening. Mr.. Lucey
delighted his audience with his read
ings and gave value received to thos'
who did appear.
Mr. and Mrs. V. P. Roman are re
cent arrivals from Ouray, and are
comfortably located in the Horton
residence on Howard street Mr.. Ro
nan was formerly Rio Grande station
agent at Ouray, but has severed hi:
connections with the railroad to asso
ciate himself with the Potato Floul
Mill factory here.
w R Hinman and H. S. johnson
motored down Sunday evening from
Hotchkiss and met Mrs. Hinman ant
Mrs. Johnson and her son. Arthur
Mrs Hinman had been called to at
tend her uncle's funeral. while Mrs
Johnson went to meet her son. Arthur
a student in the Kemper Militar,
academy. of Kemper. Missouri. The
party returned to Hotchkiss in the
evening.
Misses Ruby Stanford. Edith Welcf
and her mother. and Clair Dotts re
the Gunnison State Normal school
the students to spend the summer al
their several homes. Mrs. Welch at
tended the closing exercises. Miss
welch graduated from the normal
school proper. while Clair Dotts was
member of the High school gradu
ating class.