The Delta independent., 1920-12-17
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
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All trimmed hats at big reductions
Glenn Millinery.
H. C. Getty was here from Montrose
on business trip Monday.
Max Schraft, the Tongue Creek bee
man, spent Friday in Delta.
Miss Edith French Of Olathe, is vi.
sitting friends here this week.
A Delta visitor Friday was John
Berninger of Eckert.
Dan Mcintyre, Jr., and Luther God
dard of Hotchkiss. are spending the
week here.
Miss Ruth Burnett spent several
days this week with her sister Alice
at Paonia.
Walt Thomas, Paonia banker
of the week.
w. w. Cook was here from Hotch-
kiss Friday and paid this office a
friendly call.
]. H. Mcguire of Mcclure and Far
mer, made business trip to Grand
Junction Wednesday.
Frank Childs, wife and little son
were down from Cedaredge on a bust
ness trip Saturday.
c. B. Moore is back in his store af-
ter an enforced absence of several
days on account of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. King were down
from Eckert Friday attending to pre-
Christmas business matters.
Mrs. w. C. Cook and children re-
turned Monday from a weeks visit
with friends at Grand Junction.
E. F. Hubbard, the we'll know Cory
rancher and fruit man, left yesterday
for st. Louis on a business and plea
ure trip.
T. II. Gale left last week for Los
Angeles, where he is visiting his wife
and his two step-sons, Robert and
Ted Wilcox.
Come to the card party to be given
by the Catholic Ladies' Altar society
at Elks' hall Friday, December IL,
at Sis p. m. Tickets so cents.
Attorney Chas. ]. Moynihan was
here from Montrose Monday in his
official capacity as administrator for
the estate of Robert Pitman, deceased
Mrs. Lucks and son Billy were down
from Somerset Saturday shopping and
visiting. They remained with Mrs.
Margaret White until Sunday after
noon.
w. r. Couch left Sunday for San
Antonio. Texas, where he has some
extensive oil interests. He expects to
be away about ten days.
Mrs. Chars v. Robar is at her home
after spending several weeks at the
Delta hospital where she submitted
to two serious operations.
The Wheeler sale Wednesday was
one of the best attended sales of the
winter 30 far. 1t was well advertised
and brought good crowds and good
returns.
Il After visiting at the home Of Mr.
i and Mrs. c. o. Dotts and family for
a week, Mrs. Geo. w. Arterberry, and
two little grandsons left Sunday for
their home at Gunnison.
Mrs. j. e. Farmer arrived home the
last of last week from Ottumwa, Iowa
where she visited three weeks with
her mother, Mrs. Mercy Dingman, and
her sister, Mrs. Joe Runshe.
Returning last Thursday from Los
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little daughter Mary. who had spent
the past three months in the coast
city Mrs Clark is somewhat improved
in health by the change.
| Mrs. NJ. f. Luellen and daughter,
Halle. of Eckert, are leaving today
for two months visit in Denver
with their son and brother, Wayne.
who is employed with the Denver Gas
& Electric company.
Charles Ryan, Stock Brand inspector
came down from Montrose Wednes-
day and spent day or two inspecting
some stock shipments. Alex Calhoun
shipped a car of fine Hereford heifers
to Mr.. Phillips at Montrose, Mr.. Cook
of Whitewater shipped car OF cattle
to Delta and several Hotchkiss par
ties shipped out today.