The Delta independent., 1921-08-05
LOCAL NEWS
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! Lawrence IolTeIl maze q business
trip to Paonia Monday.
DIR. Harry A. Smith made a pro-
fessional visit to Telluride Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Aaron Pierce and Mrs. Ellen
Head were here from Cedaradee
shopping and visiting yesterday.
Lawrence Larson Of RAwlins, Wy
oming, visited the past week at the
]. D. Budd home south of Delta.
II Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Hinman OF
Grand Junction were visitors in
the city Sunday, making the trip by
auto.
onia Wednesday and spent short
time with her sister, returning yes
terday.
Miss Edna Penticuff returned We'd
nesday from two weeks vacation At
Norwood with her sister, Mrs. Donald
Gifforl.
4 Mr and Mrs. Ernest Youngblood
and Miss Estella Seabourn spent
Saturday evening and Sunday on
Grand Mesa.
Friday evening Mrs. ]. c. Roberts
arrived home from Gunnison where
she visited for two weeks with Mrs.
Ola Peterson
Mrs. Ed Moon and son Ben left
Monday for a weeks, visit with Mrs.
Moons mother at the Tomboy mine
near Telluride
John Peterson returned the first
of the week from an extended busi-
ness trip to Denver and other east
ern slope points.
The Harry E. Mathers family Sun
dayed on Grand Mesa. They report
having encountered considerable rain
but no accidents
Miss Mary Henry visited friends in
Delta between trains Wednesday en-
route to her home at Paonia from
Grand Junction.
u Miss Stella Nichols, a teacher at
Sterling. is at home for the summer
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs B. F.
Nichols at Eckert
George Hider returned Sunday
from an outing at Ouray, stopping
in Delta for short visit before go
ing to Rogers Mesa.
Fred Frary OF Cedaredge left yes
terday on a two months visit at
various points, including Holden,
Missouri. and Chicago.
The families of DR.. c. H. Burgin
and W. A. Day reached home Satur-
day evening from a two weeks de
lightful outing at Powderhorn.
H. w. Oosterhous and family left
in their auto Tuesday for months
visit with friends in Wisconsin.
from Canon City where he had gone
to accompany the remains of the late
Mrs. Jennie G. Green for burial.
Miss Mae Dominy was q returning
passenger Tuesday from Boulder.
Denver and Palisade where she has
been visiting for about three weeks.
Rev. J. H. Cramps returned Mon
day from a trip to Minturn and Red
Cliffe in connection with his official
duties of the Presbyterian church.
Miss Frances Gobble was q depart
ing passenger for Denver where she
will visit for some time with her
|: sister. Mrs Albert Frost and family.
H Mrs. Charles Fieenor spent the
last week at Mesa with her bfother.
Wilfred Dixon and wife, returning
to her home at Read the last of the
week.
We are always glad to show our
samples. The Fall line is here and
it is a dandy. Prices from $25 90
up, in all wool suits. Delta Clean
ing Shop. Bic
Departing Wednesday with Hous-
ton, Missouri as their destination.
were Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. T. Stewart and
family. They expect to return before
the opening Of school.
Little TheIma Rask was the guest
Of friends in Paonia several days last
week and returned home Monday.
She was accompanied by Mary
Curtis who went up for her.
An arrival Wednesday was Mrs. A.
P. whalen OF Chicago. for few days
visit with her cousin, Mrs. Perry
Jones Of Hotchkiss. The ladies had
not seen each other since infancy.
We are always glad to show our
samples. The Fall line is here and
It is a dandy. Prices from $500
up. in all wool suits. Delta Clean
ing shop. Bic
Misses Rachel and Bess Pears re-
turned Sunday from q two weeks
visit with friends at Hotchkiss. and
Miss Rachel is back on the job be-
hind the counter at Mathers' store.
Mrs. J. w. Goldsmith was return
ing passenger Saturday morning for
her home at Montrose. after spend
ing a week as the guest of Mrs. w.
o. Patton at the Figure Four ranch.
DR.. B. o. Windle and DR.. q. G.
Shaffer went to Lake City Sunday