The Delta independent., 1920-03-05
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

to Grand Junction Wednesday.
C. T. Vincent of Paonia was attend
ing to legal matters here yesterday.
Five Sundays in February is an un-
usual event, but we had five in 1920.
New spring millinery at the Craig
Millinery parlor at 245 Columbia
street 10c
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Thomas of
Hotchkiss were Delta visitors We'd
nesday.
New and up-to-date styles in spring
millinery at the home of Mrs. Craig,
245 Columbia street. 10c
Harry Wilson, cahier of the Craw-
ford State Bank transacted business
in Delta Wednesday.
Clarence Marshall came down from
Montrose Wednesday to visit the ].
S. Henderson family
Mr.. and Mrs C. N Beidler of Fr,rita
visited relatives in the Delta district
the first of the week.
Elmer Agee of Torrington, Wyom-
ing, is visiting this week with his
sister, Mrs. Will Dickey.
Mrs w. NJ. Hefley of Cedaredge
has sold her cafe known as the Silver
State cafe, to Mrs. Feupuay.
H. G. Sterling arrived Wednesday
from Fowler and is looking over this
country with view of investing.
A marriage license was issued Sat
urday to Ben w. Brooks OF Olathe,
and Miss Minnie Berry of Delta
A cordial invitation is extended to
all to visit the Craig Millinery parlor
and see the new spring styles. 245
Columbia street 10c
j. E Bowers has been i'll several
weeks of eczema. He is now improv-
ing, but has suffered considerably
during the attack.
Passing through the city Saturday
were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. " Mathews of
Paonia, who have spent the past two
months in Denver.
Nellie Murray returned the last of
the week to Vernal, Utah, after an
extended visit with her aunt. Mrs. F.
A. Wade of this city.
VIM. A Moore received a telegram
Saturday announcing the death of his
father in Eastern Indiana. He was
in his eightieth year.
D. S. Jeffers and H. l.. Borden re-
yer where they attended meeting
of state forestry men.
Mrs. w. L. Wade and daughter.
Edith, left Wednesday morning for
Blue Rapids, Kansas, where they will
visit a month with friends.
Mrs. Emery Ward of Somerset was
called to Ferron, Utah, Wednesday to
attend the funeral of her brother-in-
law, Edward Jenkins, former Soml
erset man.
Mrs. Grace Cummings, county sup
erintendent OF schools, went to Pa
onia Tuesday evening to make official
visits to the rural schools there and
near Hotchkiss.
Having completed her course al
the Hoel-Ross Business college, Miss
Hazel Near returned home yesterday
She has accepted a position with the
Golden Rule store OF this city.
Departing yesterday for Sterling
was Lee Hefley, well known Cedar
edge young man, who will put in the
summer working for man WITH
whom he was employed last year.
c. E. Blaine has purchased the Pit
man residence at 445 Howard. Mr.
and Mrs. Pitman and Edith expect te
leave soon for a trip to Arizona ant
California, covering several months
An outgoing passenger Wednesda,
was r. B. Rupard, assistant cashier
of the First National Bank OF Hotch
kiss. who will look after his oil In
terests in Texas during the next few
.. weeks.
Mrs. T. M. Hester has taken tn
, Adah Price residence at the corne
] OF 5th and Meeker and will continu
! Ito operate her boarding house, furn
ishing he usual high grade meal
which has been her custom in tn
> past.
: r. C. Bacon, general manager of tn
5 Colorado Packing corporation arrive
: yesterday on a trip in connection Wit
i the work OF the new plant here.
I w. Gross arrived the day previous an
will be temporarily in charge OF tn
n Delta office.
y John w. Davis of the Park-Davi
Mercantile company, and George N
Park of the Park Clothing compan!
Hotchkiss, will leave Sunday for Del
yer to attend the Interstate Clothier
= convention which will hold two da
confab in the capital city.
Chester Harding has purchased th