The Delta independent., 1920-07-16
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
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A. L. Botsford made a business trip
to Montrose the last Of the week.
Miss Esther Curtis returned home
Monday from a weeks vacation spent
on Grand mesa.
Misses Marie and Ruby Pope of
Olathe visited the first of the week
with their aunt, Mrs. L. H. Suttle.
Mrs. c. e. Smith has been quite III
at her home on South Main street TO
the past three weeks.
Mrs. A. D. Fairbanks will be hostess
to the members of the Friday Fancy
Work club this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Lamb went to
Gunnison Friday to visit friends and
attend the Stockmen's celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hefley spent the
week in Cedaredge with the formers
parents. returning Monday to Delta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis G. Slack have re-
turned to their home in Denver, after
visiting several weeks with relatives
at Hotchkiss. Delta and Olathe.
Millard Newton was an outgoing
passenger to Mclean, Texas, Monday,
where he expects to remain several
months.
Harry Adams. cashier of the Fruit
Exchange bank OF Paonia, was in
Delta the first OF the week on bus
mess.
Miss Opal Stanford is home from
Colorado Springs Tor short vacation
Miss Stanford is taking nurses train
irg.
Miss Mae Kelleher returned to Gun
nison Monday after q pleasant visit
with her aunt, Mrs. Minnie Hendrick-
son.
Mrs. ]. Karki returned to Portland,
Oregon. Monday after . pleasant visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Duncan at
Read.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Platz and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Snyder went to Cimar-
ron Monday for weeks outing and
fishing.
Mrs. Josephine Arnold returned to
her home at Naturita Monday after
spending a week at the Grand mesa
resort.
Mss. T. j. Reardou was an outgoing
passenger to Gunnison Tuesday, where
she will visit a week with her niece.
Mrs. ]. ]. Miller.
Mrs. Carl Crawford returned the
last of the week from salina, Kansas,
where she visited her parents during
the past two months.
Catherine and Gilmer Beckley re-
turned this week from Cedare,lge,
where they have visited with the Nc
Hugh family for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. z T. Heindel returned
to Denver the first Of the week. after
. pleasant visit with the later's "a
ther. A. A. Powe OF Delta
Among Wednesdays arrivals were
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chandler from
Mt. Pleasant, lows, who will visit q
short time with the latter's cousin.
Outgoing passengers Monday were
Hssea and John Wilbur Of Hotchkiss.
who will spend the summer with rel.
atives in San Diego. California
Mrs. M. C. Longwell, Mrs. z. A. Hart
and Miss Ruby Hart were among
those leaving Tuesday to attend the
Cattlemen's celebration at Gunnison.
Mrs. C. A. Heclnart returned to her
home at Wellsborough. Missouri, Mon
day after an extended visit with her
brother. w. H. Heckart and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. E. Luellen have
moved into their new propert, re-
Gently purchased from Mrs. w. l..
Clark, being the Charles Bowden
bungalow
Ed Goddard came in the last of
the week from trip West, and is
spending the week here attending to
business matters and renewing &C.
quaintances.
Winfield Gardner returned to his
home at Fruita the last of the week.
after pleasant visit with his cou-
sins, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Q. Lewis OF
North Delta.
Mrs. d. r. Jones and son Frank,
and the formers sister-in-law, Mrs.
Debbin Jones, who is visiting here
from Missouri. went to Ouray Monday
to spend the summer.
Arrivals Monday were Mrs. Hattie
Smith from Wooton, Iowa, and David
Hauser from Union. Iowa, who will
spend the summer with their brother,
L. D. Hauser and family.
]. J. Screeton Of Canon City arrived |
this week and will be employed Us
bookkeeper and cost accountant for
the Colorado Packing corporation in
the local office.
Mrs. D. NJ. Conway returned to her
home At Kearney, Nebraska. Tuesday
after visiting her brother, Alvin Ba-
con and family at Cedaredge. Mrs.
Bacon accompanied her to Montrose
on her return.
Mrs. Charles Ellington went to
Gunnison Tuesday for few days visit
with her son, DR.. Rex Ellington.
L M Dunn returnod .Tuesdav nnorn.