The Delta independent., 1921-01-14
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, LOCAL HAPPENINGS 4
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Tom Mostyn was here from Ouray
few days this week.
w. G. Hillman made business trip
to Leadville Saturday returning Tues
day.
Mrs. Geo. F. Lester expects to leave
today for Long Beach to spend several
months.
John Z. Ramer returned to his home
at Hotchkiss Thursday from few
days visit to Denver.
George Seabourn made business
trip to Grand Junction Tuesday, re-
turning Wednesday morning.
M. P Ween is expected home today
from a three weeks visit to Riverside,
Iowa and other Eastern points.
Mrs L. w. Brewer and two little
girls expect to leave tomorrow for a
visit with Mrs Brewers mother at
Canon City.
from mis- recent operation and on Sat
urday resumed his work at the Cooper
ative store.
Allen Pitzer of Gunnison arrived
yesterday evening and will be the
weekend guest of the Walter Single
ton family
Rec. George Dudley Barr has do
mated to the Delta city library a set
of Harvard Clissics and several other
valuable books.
c. VI. Hosman left Wednesday for
palfHrI hn nf ha
family, and will spend several weeks
looking after some property there
r c. Egnew and E C. Schaefer, the
latter of Redlands mesa, left Tues
day on an auto trip TO Glenwood
Springs expecting to be away about a
week.
Mrs. VIM. Shaver left Sunday for
Denver where she will spend several
weeks visiting Meanwhile Bill" is
patching and trying to get used to his
own cooking
Departing Monday for Los Angeles,
California were Mr. and Mrs. Theo
Trechter, who will spend a month
visiting and resting from their labors
at the Delta cafe
E +. NcGill returned Tuesday even
ing from Montrose where he had been
for week assisting Calvin A. Bell of
the Army Goods store. Mr.. McGill is a
son of Mrs. A. w. Lohr.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Watson were
here from Paonia Wednesday, and
while Mr.. Watson looked after busi-
ness. his wife visited several hours
with Mrs. r. B. Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Keller are en-
joying a visit from their grandson,
Stewart Barsby OF Manitou, who
reached here Friday. He expects to
visit here two or three weeks.
psv. George D. Barr has sold his
pretty home on South Palmer to DR..
A. F. Erich and will give possession
in about a week. Rev. and Mrs. Barr
and baby expect to leave in about ten
days for the Wears new field at
Lockport, New York.
Is. E. Loewus who has spent the past
two months at Telluride looking after
business matters in connection with
his store. returned to Delta Friday and
will remain here with the Fair store.
Mr.. Loewus is advertising some sea-
sonable merchandise at remarkably
low prices in this issue of the Indepen
dent.
Ebert Clay Classify, a cousin of
Rev. j. c. Ashley of the Christian
church, who spent 4 month here and
Charmed SO many audiences with his
voice. left Friday for Pueblo, where
he will assist in a series of revival
meetings in progressNat the Central
Christian church.
ID. Workman returned Saturday ev-
ening from Montrose where he had
been called as witness in the Hart
man VS.. Coffman case. Hartman Bros.
sought to recover from MIR .Coffman
payment for tractor which the lat
ter had purchased and refused to pay
for on the ground that it was not as
represented. The court awarded dam
ages to the plaintiff,