The Delta independent., 1921-06-17

strength in the new location. She is
a sister of George C. Wilson and Mrs.
Ella Amsbary.
All the civilized nations are now de-
voting their best efforts to inventing
new and terrible forms of poison gas
j. G. Galanis, Manager OF the Col
den Rule store, has been at Salt
Lake the past ten days on business
matters.
Mrs. H. A. Brooks of Hale, Colorado,
is visiting he rdaughter. Mrs. Henry
Bruton and family in North Delta.
She says she likes this climate and
expects to remain here for some time.
Miss Florence Campbell of Paonia
departed Monday for Gunnison, to
attend the normal school. She was
obliged to make the trip to Montrose
by auto.
Mrs. NJ. F. Conway has returned
from Glendale, California, where she
went last fall, and will be here SER
eral weeks looking after business
matters and visiting friends.
Chester and Earle Nichols arrived
last Thursday from years study at
DOulueT anu are dt uOluc dl thc
Nichols ranch at Eckert
Tom. Dick and Harry will be here
soon. 25c
Arrivals Saturday from the State
Normal at Gunnison were Julia Nc
Mullin. Doris and Ruth McFadden.
Marian Foote and Ana and James
Hall of Eckert
Miss Inez Stout. one of the teach
ers in the Hotchkiss schools last
term. was an outgoing passenger to
Gunnison the first Of the week, to
attend the summer school.
Miss Florence Henry, a member
of the office force of the Grand juno
ton News, visited in Delta Saturday
between trains enroute to her home
in Paonia for short vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben H King came
down from Montrose the first of the
week with their new baby son who
came to get acquainted with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. L. w.
Sweitzer.
Some georgette and other blouses
at reduced prices. Glenn Millinery.
Miss Genevieve Hartig, who was in
jured about a month ago from falling
into a cellar, is able to walk about
with the aid of a crutch, which will
be welcome news to her friends.
Among graduates of the State
Normal school at Gunnison this week
are Frieda Hollems. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. C. R. Hollems, and Frances
Pinger. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Pinger. all of Delta.
Miss Helen Hinman arrived home
from her year at Boulder on Friday
evening, June 3. She was fortunate
enough to escape the Pueblo flood by
one day. but her trunk has not arrived
yet. 1t is believed to be lost
Willard Helmke arrived home We'd
nesaay from Oklahoma where he
taught school during the past year
Because of the heavy floods. he was
more than two weeks in making the
trip from Oklahoma to Delta
Paul W. Wright left Tuesday for
Gunnison where he will attend sum-
mer school at the Normal. He is
the manual training teacher in the
Delta public schools and although he
has received very flattering offer
from elsewhere. he will probably re-
turn here this coming September.
Miss Frances Pinger came down
from Gunnison last Thursday and at
tended the graduation exercises of
her. sister Loretto and her brother
Charles. the former from high school
and the latter from the eighth grade.
Miss Frances returned to Gunnison
Saturday and will complete her work
at the State Normal school this
week
DR.. I. /. Hunter and son. Irvine, and
Carl Crawford left Sunday by auto
for n few days fishing at Sapinero,
later going to Gunnison. II the
conditions will warrant, Mr.. Hunter
will make n trip to Irwin where he
owns property. and the other mem
bers of the party will probably come
home tomorrow.
Biddy Doyle, who was injured by
the overturning of freight car at
Hotchkiss on May 25. is slowly i'm
proving and able to walk about 1t
developed that he had slightly crush
ed lung. broken collar bone and per.
haps broken rib. and he is carrying
his arm in a sling with no immedi.
ate prospect of going to work.
Tom, Dick and Harry