The Delta independent., 1920-08-06
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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"AohIiose NIsltOr the IlrSt OF the week.
Mrs. c. H. Sistig was an outgoing
passenger to Montrose Tuesday.
Mrs. Emma Luce of Paonia tran
sacted business in Delta Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Boyle of Hotchkis.
shopped in Delta the first of the week
Charles Eaks was an outgoing
| passenger for Salt Lake City Mou-
day.
Miss Dorothy Bennett went to Ola
the Tuesday to spend the week with
friends
! w. G HiIlman went to Leadville
SUNDAY on a business trip requiring
several days.
On Saturday. July 3lst, a baby girl
was born to Mr.. and Mrs John Vigil
| in North Delta.
V. P Roman made business TIP
to Somerset Monday in the interests
| of the Potato Flour Mill.
Mrs. J. B. Morgan went to Grand
Junction Monday evening to spend
the week with friends
In the probate court this week the
estates OF Matt Paloniemi and Thos.
G. Edwards were filed for probate.
| Mrs. II. 7. Stewart left Tuesday
morning for Houston, Missouri, for an
EXTENDED visit with relatives
Arrivals Tuesday morning were Mr..
and Mrs. E. B. Otis from Kansas City,
to visit their niece, Mrs. F. B. Strib-
ling
Miss Sallie Stephens of Paonia
| spent the weekend with Mrs T. H
Dunbar of this city. returning home
Monday evening.
W. L. Wilson left Tuesday for Ia
cony, Colorado, after visiting for ten
days with his daughter, Mrs. Ida Bur
bridge and sons Lee and Theo. vii
son.
Miss Marion Tyler went TO Mont
rose Sunday evening and is spending
the week with little Miss Evelyn
Wickersham
Mrs. T. w. Osbourn arrived Tues
day evening from Council Bluffs, Iowa
to visit her sister, Mrs Hans Sorans
at Eckert
John Watts is on the sick list this
| week. y. E Clack is filling his chair
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absence.
Miss Fern Smith arrived Monday
from Grand Junction to take charge of
the local class of Hillyer School of
Music
After a pleasant months visit with
her mother, Mrs. A. E. Amsbary, Mrs
C. c. Oakes returned Tuesday evening
to Eaton. Idaho.
Miss Ada Oldham left the first Of
the week for Broken Arrow, Okla
homa. where she will make her home
wth relatives.
After a short visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Z. L. Hallock at Cedaredge. Miss
Venice Swift returned the first of tho
week to Mundry, Texas.
Leaving Tuesday morning were
Mrs. w. A. Hillman and daughter
Helen. who will spend month in Den
yer, Colorado Springs, and other
eastern slope points.
Mrs. L. E. Trembley and Mrs. S. A.
Lewis are enjoying visit this week
with their cousin. DR.. o. II. Dewitt,
who arrived Tuesday evening from
Denver.
Mrs. Z. Collier from Joplin. Mis-
souri,, visited the last of the week with
friends at Cedaredge. and left Tues
day for Parlin, Colorado, where she
has been employed to teach school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ashbaugh are
making preparations to move to Gun
uison, where Mr.. Ashbaugh has re-
Gently been stationed by the Denver
x Rio -Grande Railroad COMPANY
Mrs. Clarence Berry and two chill
dren returned to Fargar, Oklahoma.
tuesday. after an extended visit with
Mrs. Berry's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. w. Geslin of North Delta.
Called by the serious illness of his
| father, Russell f. Hauser came down
/ from Montrose Monday evening. The
elder Hauser's demise is chronicled
elsewhere in this issue.
Miss Mary Burke OF Chicago. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Beals and children of Gun
nison. arrived Sunday for visit with
the John F., Ramer family on Rogers
Mesa The Ramers met them at
Nontrose.
Mrs. Sadie Gluyas returned Tuesday
10 her home in Alberta, Canada. after
visiting several weeks with her par.
ents, Mrs. Ransom Pearce at Lazear |
she expects, to visit in Ontario, Ore |
gon. on her return trip.
Marriage licenses were>issued this
week to w NJ. stephens of Eckert |
and Erma rilman OF Ouray; Charles
II. Evans and Christine Evans, both
of Cedaredge: George Palmer and