The Delta independent., 1920-08-20
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
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lakes.
Nubone Corsetierre. Mrs. VIM.
Vessel, 215 Columbia. At home from
to 6 p. m.
Mrs. John Murphy went to Mont
rose Friday for weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. H. d. Rose.
Mrs. H. A. Redman went to Olathe
saturday for a short visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Louis Shoup.
W. E. Taylor took party of Eckert
people to Ouray on an outing Sunday
in his big White car.
Mrs. Fred Wellhausen started to
Ottumwa, Iowa, Tuesday for an ex-
tended visit with her mother
Miss Marie Bowers accompanied
her aunt, Mrs. L. Z. Trenner to Den
yer, leaving here Tuesday morning.
Mrs.C. Blowers and two daughters
Edith and Florence went to Olathe
Saturday and are visiting relatives
tand friends.
Miss Sarah Dorsey went to Cedar.
edge Saturday and spent Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs F. d
sCoryell
After pleasant visit of three weeks
with Neva Remington. Miss Alice
Burch went to her home in Grand
Junction Monday.
Rev. Eubanks. vicar Of the Episcop-
al church at Montrose and Rev Geo.
Dudley Barr, vicar OF St Lnke's IN
Delta. exchanged pulpits Sunday.
Lester Burns is enjoying the bright
lights in New York and other Eastern
cities. having gone three weeks ago.
He is expected home soon.
Mrs. a A. Henning and little daugh-
ter arrived Monday from Hotchkiss,
the couple having purchased a resi-
dence here on Meeker street.
After very pleasant visit of six
weeks with her friend, Mrs. C. M.
PURCELL, Miss Mae Pletz left Monday
1 for her home at Hankston. North Da.
kota
Mrs. VIM. Vessel went to Placer
Vile Saturday and returned home
Monday with her son Ronald who had
spent the summer with his father at
Paradox.
Mrs. Elmer Skinner went to Gunni-
visiting her sister, Marian Gobble.
who is a student in the summer
school.
/, c. p. Nutter returned Saturday from
Montana. where he had been called
two weeks previous by the illness of
his mother. The lady was consider.
ably improved when he left her.
Clarence wfliits left Monday for
Salt Lake where he may decide 10 10
cate. He completed a course in auto.
mobile mechanics . few months aso
and is looking for . location.
A departing passenger Tuesday
for Hill City. Kansas. was Mrs. q. Z.
Webster. who had spent six weeks ~
the guest Of her friend. Mrs. Josie
Worland.
Mrs. J. Sherard. whose home IA at
saltwater. Oklahoma, is visiting her
cousins. Mrs. T. @. Edwards. Mrs. w.
G. Williams and other relatives about
here.
Mrs. T. f. Remley is enjoying q
visit from her mother. Mrs. J. F.. Peb-
bles, who arrived here last week from
Colorado Springs and expects to re.
main several weeks.
p. A. Ault came down from Tellu-
ride Sunday evening and visited untu
Tuesday with his family. returning
soon on account OF his hay fever af-
Fiction.
Mrs. James Ogden, whose home ia
mt A1mont. Colorado. visited her son
Harry at Somerset this week. as well
as his wife In Delta. She left Tues
day for her home
Mrs l. A. Wells. mother OF Mira
VIM, A. May. left Tuesday for tor
home at Norman, Oklahoma, stopping
at Pueblo for a short visit with her
son She spont six weeks in Delta.
Judge Hotchkiss and family went
to Hotchkiss last week and the Judge
took in the county assembly of the
Democrats Thursday. while his fam.
lily visited relatives. They returned
home Friday.
Mrs. p. M. Condit arrived home
Monday evening from Denver. where
she visited friends and attended the
big Republican assembly Mrs. Condit
had the distinction OF being the only
lady on the delegation.
Two ladies, Mrs. G. d. Kenney frcm
Morland, Kansas. and her sister, Miss
Lulu Ashurst from Paris. Kentucky.
reached Delta Saturday evening and
went to Cedaredge for visit with
their brother, T. p. Ashurst and
family.
r. Q. II. Burgin and wife returned
Friday from Powderhorn where they
had gone two weeks previous on an
outing trip. They fished and caught
tho limit uhilxa Aha