The Delta independent., 1920-10-01
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
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J. e. Mcconnell was down from Ce
daredke Tuesday:
NJ. F. Tillery was here from Mont
rose on business Saturday.
Mrs. Byram Luce was down on a
short visit from Paonia Tuesday.
Mrs. w. r. Graham went to Paonia
Tuesday to help with peach packing.
Miss Ruth Burnett returned Sunday
from a six weeks stay at Ames, Colo
RADIO
Charles Lewellen, Democratic can
didate for treasurer. was in from Eek
ert Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Sewell went to Craw-
ford Tuesday to attend the funeral of
her niece, Rosa Smith.
After spending five weeks in Ala
media. California, with his family. G.
W. Meyer arrived home Saturday.
The residence occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs C. F. Kirby for the past seven
years has been sold to j. G. Jewell.
After five weeks stay in Delta.
Mrs. T J. Sullivan left Monday to
Join her husband at Douglas. Arizona.
Departing Monday for Grand Valley
Colorado, was Miss May Baldwin.
tending school.
Miss Olive Olinger of Paonia. pass
ed through the city Tuesday on her
way to Roseburg, Oregon. where she
will attend school.
Mrs, Roy L. Smith. Worthy Matron
of the Delta Eastern Star arrived
home Sunday from Grand Chapter.
which convened in Denver.
Mrs F. w. Miles of Seattle. Wash
ington. visited for three weeks with
her father. j. d. Stockton, at Austin.
leaving Tuesday for home.
X. G. Brown returned Sunday from
Denver where he attended Grand
Chapter of the Masonic organizations
of which he is a member.
Mrs. F r. Near. accompanied by
-er little daughter Louise. made ~
short trip to Grand Junction the last
of last week, returning Saturday.
Mrs j. W. wynes arrived Tuesday
for ten days visit before leaving
for her home at San Diego. She has
spent several months at Canon City.
Mrs. Chas. Beard and son Amherst.
whose home is .at St Johns, New
Brunswick. were arrivals Sunday for
an indefinite stay at the home of Miss
T l.. Hayward at Paonia.
After rambling through various
points in the west and northwest, for
the past ten months.~ five of which
we're spent in Alaska, C. G. Howard
returned to Delta the first of the
week.
Mrs Tom Cover of Eckert was
here shopping and visiting Monday
Miss Lois Artibee left Monday for
Bakersfield. California, where she
will spend several months attending
school
ed Friday from several weeks trip
to Kansas. They had planned to so
/ TO Chicago. but the weather and roads
began to look bad and they decided
to get home while getting was good.
After spending the past three weeks
at the home of the lady's father. ].
II. Hill. at Paonia, Mrs. F. z. Lamb
and little daughter Alma left Monday
for their home at Myton, Utah. Miss
Mildred Hill accompanied them 10
Delta.
l.. A. Latham. left last week with
Kansas City as his objective. He ex-
pected to visit friends in Kansas CITY
!. on the way. At Kansas City he VIII
I take n course in automobile mechan-
les.
Mr., and Mrs. A. C. Remington and
little son. Avon. were returning pas
sengers Tuesday evening from Den
YER. where Mr.. and Mrs. Remington
attended Masonic and O. ", $. Grand
Chnpter, and the party took in the
sights in the city.
Mrs. VIM. A. Moore returned Friday
from Farmland. Indiana. where she
had spent the past five weeks. Her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs, \. Thoruhnrg'
accompanied her as far as Pueblo
stopping for weeks visit with reia'
tives. They are expected here soon