The Delta independent., 1920-01-09

Setierre, 215 Columbia. At home from
to p. m.
Harry Edwards was an outgoing
passenger Thursday to Castle Gate,
Colorado
After a few days visit with Mrs. T.
T. Monogue, Mrs. Eula Monogue re-
turned to Montrose Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilford Flynn and
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wyatt motored
to Paonia Saturday on business.
Mrs. Beachman and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Walden Parrish of Hotch-
kiss spent Sunday at the home of
Wilford Flynn
After spending several days with
his mother, Mrs. Gusta Helmke, VIII
lard Helmke, left Friday for Granite,
Oklahoma, where he is principal of
the high school.
On Sunday Mr.. Galanis, general
manager of the Golden Rule stores,
left for Helper, Utah. after spending
several months with the new Golden
Rule store here.
Richard Sylvester, popular Hotchkiss
young man, passed through the city
Friday on his way to Kemper Military
academy, Missouri, where he will be-
come a student.
Hear the Woodland Singers at the
Methodist church Friday, January
10th. High School Lyceum course. 2-3c
|; W. E. Mason of Porto Hope. Canada,
stopped over in Delta for a short visit
with his neice, Mrs. F. L. Martin, and
left for a more extended visit to Cal
Fifornia yesterday evening
Miss Winnie Wheeler of Lazear,
passed through the city Friday to La
ramie, Wyoming, where she is a val
ued instructor. She visited between
trains with Mrs Mortimer Stone.
Miss Elsie Sumner of Olathe, was
visiting sevearl days last week at the
Ed Dingman home in North Delta, go
ing home Saturday when Miss Audrey
Dingman left for her school work.
After a delightful visit of nearly
two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Stuart left Tuesday for their home
at White Hall. Illinois. Mr.. Whitehall
and Mrs. Keller are brother and sis
ter.
Bert Shepherd and wife of Norwood
have been in the city the past week
looking after some business matters
and visiting friends. Bert is manager
of the telephone company at Nor
wood.
Having been called here on account
of the serious illness of her son, Les
ter Wright of Cedaredge, Mrs. o. L.
Mace came in yesterday from Sheri-
hA &c istn nf Mrs IT
B. Cheynoweth.
Miss Ursa Else was an arrival Fri
day from Grand Junction. She is a
granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Smith and will live with them unit,
thegeiose OF the school year. She has
already entered the Delta schools.
Mrs r. A. Miller of Denver spent
several week with her sister. Mrs.
Sam Parks. leaving Sunday for her
home. She was accompanied by her
father, William Kennedy. who expects
to spend several months in the capi-
tai city.
After a visit of several days with
friends at Montrose, Mrs Amanda
Ashby returned Wednesday to Delta.
DIR. Marian Merry went to Paonia
Wednesday to attend the annual in
stallation of officers of the Royal
Neighbors
Hear the Woodland Singers at the
Methodist church Friday. January
10th. High School Lyceum course. 2-3c
Evin Guy. a brother of Mrs. S. f.
Luellen. arrived Friday and expects
to remain indefinitely. He was ac
companied by his friend. Will Herrick,
who also expects to remain for a time.
Their home is at Beach. North Da-
kota
l.. NJ. George. former Delta man,
now located at Palisade, spent several
days in the city the first of the week.
renewing acquaintances. He was on
his way home from trip to Ohio
and Pennsylvania While here he Wis
tied at the Edgar Wilkinson home on
Garnet mesa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Seeley are
enjoying visit from their nephew,
Clarence Seeley and wife of Omaha,
Nebraska. The former having just
returned from an enjoyable trip to
Washington. New York. Niagara Falls
and other eastern points. They left
August 21st and returned the last of
November Their trip covered 1000
miles