The Delta independent., 1920-12-31
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Jno Ramer left Monday on a bust
ness trip to Denver.
Mrs. Geo. Dowell left Sunday morn
ing for De Moines, Iowa.
Our merchants report very salts
factory holidays trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Gates of Denver
are visiting Mrs. Gates parents, Mr.
and Mrs. D. G. Harding.
Miss Margret Swisher, Boulder
student is another of our holiday vi
sitors.
Adam Seager Jr., wife and baby who
moved to Debeque recently, spent
Christmas day with friends here
| Miss Lucy Roberts D. U. student
is here for few days visit with her
sister, Mrs. Copeland.
Ralph Miller Of Thermopolis, Wyom-
ing, eldest son of Mrs. Maggie Miller,
is making his mother brief visit.
Mrs. Rudolph Feutz of Stewart mesa
received very painful injury by
falling, cutting her lip quite seyerei.'.
2. B. Wise and company of Meeker
have purchased the grocery and meat
market of Barrow and Sons.
Jesse and Oscar Neely are fitting
up the second story of the Tuttle
garage for billiard and pool room.
Miss Lucille Klingensmith, a popu-
lar young school teacher of Montrose
is spending the holidays with her
parents here.
Earl Douglass is now proprietor of
the Short Order restaurant. Earl is
hale fellow well met and doing a
thriving business.
Mrs. Will Rileywill have charge of
the editorial department of the North
Fork Times during Editor Blackwell's
absence.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman White and
kiddies of Grand Junction spent the
tives
The Misses Rachal and Edith
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl.
Tuttle, teachers in the Sunnyside,
Utah public schools enjoyed few
days visit with their parents.
Raymond and LIE Roy Harding have
returned to their respective places of
duty after pleasant visit with their
parents here. LIE Roy to Delta and
Raymond to Gunnison.
Miss Minnie Wheeler who is teach
ing in the Wyoming State University
at Laramie is here visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler and sister. Mrs.
A. L. Perry thru the holidays.
Mrs s. R. Feats has returned home
after months visit with friends and
relatives in Denver. Her son Gavin
Mallett who is studying dentistry in
Denver accompanied his mother
home for few days visit.
Prof Rogers principal Of our public
school here, has resigned to accept a.
more lucrative position with the GraHs.
Junction public schools. Mr.. Rogers
is a gentleman and scholar and we
regret very much to see him leave us.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Blackwell
left for Denver this morning Frfday).
Tom is our representative in the leg
islature from this District and wants
front seat when the fun begins. The
Blackwells will be entertained in
Denver New Years day by the Butler
family, former residents Of this place.
Jake Lamen and wife who left here
for Canada about one year ago have
returned to Gods country to remain.
This is the experience of about
seventy-five per cent Of people leav-
ing the North Fork valley to better
their financial condition-return
sooner or later, which speaks well
for Delta county.
The Royal Neighbors to the num-
ber of fifty or sixty held rousing
meeting and luncheon Tuesday after
noon at X. P. hall. Each member
brought present for some other mem
ber which was thrown promiscuously
in a pile. Later each one present was
entitled to one of the packages. A
business meeting followed the big
feed. installation Of officers will take
place January 11th.