The Delta independent., 1920-09-03
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; LOCAL HAPPENINGS :
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Miss Dorothy Heddles had as her
guest last week Miss Ethel Mills of
Olathe.
Judge Logan went to Ouray Friday
and spent several days in the noun
tain town.
Mill Helen Henderson left town on
short business trip to Montrose on
Tuesday morning.
Miss Clara Robinson came in Tues
with Mrs. G. c. Pratt.
Mrs. w. w. Ballam is spending
week with her mother, Mrs. ]. s.
Davidson of Fruita.
Miss Marie Welsh went out Thurs
day for weeks sojourn with her
father in Telluride.
DR.. Walker of Gunnison came over
Monday to look over his ranch at Aus
tin for a few days.
H. H. Wolbert came down frnsn
Grand Mesa Thursday, his family re-
manning until Monday.
Mrs. A. j. Obert, Mrs. o. B. Cook
and Miss Rose Emison are spending
the week on Grand Mesa.
Geo. A. Shipley and family and Dr.
Mitchell of Paonia are among sight
seers on Grand Mesa this week.
A. R. Meyer and Chas. and George
Kettell will leave for Battlement lake
on days fishing trip next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry G. Shaffer re-
turned Saturday evening from a
weeks stay at Glenwood Springs.
| Mrs. Geo. Burkhard of this city is
expecting visit from her sister, Mrs.
NJ. l.. Trine of Grand Junction
Paul Weeks left Thursday for War
Mr.. Weeks spent his vacation here
with his mother, Mrs. John Weeks.
Mrs. Nell Hunt came in from Long
Beach, California, last week and will
spend few weeks here visiting old
friends.
Arrivals Saturday were Mrs. C. o.
Dotts and daughter Avis, after visit
of several months with friends in
eastern states.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bailey, Mrs. D.
R. Finley and father Steve Bailey are
enjoying an outing on Grand Mesa
this week.
Floyd and Leon Uptergraph went to
their home in Telluride Monday after
visiting here with I. D. Johnson for
three weeks.
Miss Clara White, well known
Hotchkiss young lady. is spending
several weeks with Miss Helen Wal
ker in Cimarron.
| Having spent the summer season
here with his parents, Harold Ginter
returned to school in Dubuque, Iowa,
Monday.
Wilfred Terrell of Cedaredge de-
parted Tuesday for Denver where he
will resume his studies at Denver
| university.
Miss Fay Spangler returned to her
home in Atlanta, Iowa, Wednesday,
after a short visit with Miss Thelma
Dannels.
After visiting Ben Brown about a
month Henry Brown left for his
home in Fort Scott, Kansas, Wednes-
day.
A Montrose passenger Wednesday |
was Miss May Young. She goes to
spend several days with Mrs. r. II. |
| Waltz on Spring Creek mesa
After two weeks spent with his |
daughter, Mrs Oliver Allen, A. Camp |
bell departed for his home in Grand |
Valley, Oklahoma Monday.
| John Murry of New York City, who |
has been visiting here with the Her
bert Chase family for the past two
months left for his home Tuesday.
An outgoing passenger Tuesday was
Mrs. w. F. Marsh for a short sojourn
with her father in Olathe Mrs. Marsh
was accompanied by her two small
sons.
Mrs. Edmund Plane and daughter
Dora, of Chicago, who have been the
house guests of Mrs. F. J. Ginter for
the past month, departed for their
home last Monday.
| I. M. Conklin and Mr.. and Mrs. II. |
" Day and children returned Sunday
from the lakes when all exception Mr..
Day had spent the summer on the
mesa.
Mrs. F. G. Keppner returned to her
home in San Antonio, Texas, after a
two weeks visit with her husband
here. Mrs. Keppner went out Tues
day.
| Mrs. M. l.. Trine, of Grand Junction |
was a between-train visitor in Delta
Monday, en- route to see her mother,
Mrs. Albert Smith, at Lazear. Mrs.
Trine intends to remain there for two
weeks.