The Delta independent., 1921-04-22
Local Happenings
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IyGr SATURDAY " 6POhu q AZ" NeS1S O--
business and pleasure.
George Robuck, Jr.. went to Sail
da Monday morning.
Montrose B. P. o. E. received 81
new members on April IA. je -
The odd Fellows lodge admitted 9
new members last Friday evening.
Returning Friday was Fred Moss
from a business jaunt at Montrose.
Terrell Ellington, Murray Bennett
and c. Bowen, all of Lazear, were
transacting business in Delta Satur-
day.
The Park-Davis Clothing company
store is receiving coat Of paint this
week.
the sale of Buick car, to Emerson
Seeley.
En- route to Durango from Paonia
Saturday was John Robuck, travelling
for the Colorado-Utah Hardware
company.
]. E. Beckley is erecting garage
at the rear of his lots, corner OF Fifth
and Palmer.
The Lawrence King house at 734
Dodge street has just been treated to
coat Of paint.
w. Ferguson requests us - : ,'tree
the address on his paper from O.athe
to Montrose.
Mrs. Margaret A. White made a
business trip to Hotchkiss and Paonia
returning Sunday morning.
Miss Leola Hay, returned to Gun.
nison Friday after visit at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Kirby.
Returning from Long Beach. Cali
fornia, Tuesday was Mrs. Laura e.
Graham to her home at Paonia.
A letter from e. S. Smith. Of Clare
more, Okla, writes to have his name
on the Independent mailing list.
Eunice Ciscoe returned Saturday to
Canon City after a visit with her pa
rents, E. o. Ciscoe and family.
Mrs. A. Salisbury was pass ;1Ser
Tuesday, from Paonia to Montrose.
for few days visit with friends.
Mrs. E. q. Hunt, an employee of
G First National bank of Montrose is
N
e Arriving from Bridgeport Saturday
9 was Mrs. L. Dorsey for a weeks visit
C with Mrs. Mary Shreeves and family.
L. T. Wood, manager Of the Ola.he
!. Produce company. was in Delta Sat
r urday and made this office a please 1t
d call.
Z About 100 from Delta, attended the
q ball game at Eckert Sunday. An &C.
count Of the game will be found else.
where in this issue. ,.s, -s
After visit OF several days with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Cook
q and family. Mrs. Ralph NJ. Smith re.
Q turned to Denver Sunday.
8 Division agent Jack O'Fallon of the
J. Rio Grande with headquarters al
\ Grand Junction, passed through Del
). Ia for a short visit at Montrose.
Mr.. and Mrs T. e. Remley drove
to Grand Junction Monday. where
they purchased two fine tomb stonet
" to be erected in the Delta Cemetery
n Departing Friday for a two weeks
h vacation was Mrs. F. r. Stearns ant
Il son Paul, who will visit the former,
3, father, A. NJ. Jessup and family a
3 Lamar.
8. ]. F. Kyle of Montrose, formerl,
y manager of the Farmers Supply com
g. pany passed through Delta MonIa,
via Grand Junction for Denver on ;
busines trip.
Palmers orchestra will play fo
two dances this week. Elk's hall
Thursday evening, and Eckcr., Fri
day evening. The Ecksrt dance 4,
given for the base ball benefit.
Lee LeMarr and wife left for Loi
Angeles Sunday where they will
make their home. Mr.. LeMarr Is max
ing the change for his wife's health
He will return to Delta this fall.
III e. E. Couch, son of W. r. Coucl
who conducted grocery store 1nti
recently but now in the same bust
ness at Oklahoma City, left the firs
of the week to join his father there
Carl PURCELL has sold his p-stt,
home on Main street, 20 Mrs .I,.pt
Wade. Mr.. Purcell expe IT'S 20 f.ru
his place, west Of Olash,, .La. hs
purchased recently.
Mrs. C. e. Blaine and son Charlie.
Jr, were passengers Sunday TO,
Champaign. Ihinois, Mrs. Blaine's ole
home town. Mr.. Blaine went as ia,
as Grand Junction to start them OF
their journey.
Ouray arrivals Saturday we're Mrs
Richard Kisler and small son ant
Mrs. Ida Fauber. mother Of Mrs. Ris
Ter. From the smile on Dicks face w,
we're convinced he was glad to have
them home again.