The Delta independent., 1921-07-29
LOCAL NEWS
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/ to Telluride the last of the week.
| w. Fl. Williams made a business
trip to Grand Junction Monday at
ternoon.
Frank Ross made business trip
to Montrose Monday, returning Tues
day evening.
Miss Alice Marshall is spending
the week in Montrose with Hazel and
Thelma Hovey.
T. F. McAllister made a business
trip to Gunnison Sunday, returning
| Wednesday evening.
Will, Ben and Charley Sheppard Of
Dolores are visiting their sister. Mrs.
Henry Wertz on Garnet Mesa
Harry wertz of Garnet Mesa was
called to Norwich, Kansas, on ac-
count of the illness OF his mother.
George Reshaw went to Palisade
Monday on business trip lasting
two days in the interest of his firm.
| Every customer satisfied with our
tailoring, cleaning and pressing. Rem
| ington- Elliott, The Progressive Clean
| ers.
Miss Maude Covington returned to
Uncompahgre Saturday after spend
| ing a week with her aunt, Mrs. j. L..
Greenwood.
Mrs. Gus Schlapp has been serious
NY ill at her home on Howard street
for several days. but is reported to
be improving.
Returning Sunday evening from a
two months stay in several eastern
states, were A. c. Remington and
daughter Neva.
Mrs. George Park and son George
Charles from Hotchkiss are spending
this week visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
King and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. p Hunt of. Den
yer arrived Wednesday evening and
are spending several days visiting
the formers sister, Mrs. l.. Q. Lewis
in North Delta.
We clean anything in the clothes
line; no spots nor odor left. We
please you. Remington-Elliott, "The
Progressive Cleaners"
Mrs. Oliver B. Chambers and
daughter Margaret of Rock Springs.
Wyoming, are the house guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Remington.
Mrs. o. C. McCulIy was an outgo-
ing passenger to Gunnison the last
of the week. to enter the normal
school for the second term work.
A J. Obert and wife went to Tel
Iuride Monday, to remain with Miss
Amy Obert, whose father. ]. s. Obert
passed away at Gallup. New Mexico
An arrival Monday from Gilroy,
California, was Morris Daley, who
will spend several weeks visiting his
sister. Mrs. Clarence Hooker and
: family.
Miss Edith Frieberg, who has bees
the house guest of the Gus Peterson
family at Hotchkiss, passed through
the city Monday enroute to her home
in Denver
Mrs. C. E. Harding and baby daugh-
ter went to the Bar I camp OF her
father. the first of the week and will
be joined later by Mr.. Harding for
a mesa camping trip.
You are not compelled to "air" the
clothes we clean We take out the
smell as we'll as the dirt. Remington
Elliott, 1.-THE Progressive Cleaners
Mrs. e. A. Greenwich. whose home
at present is in California, has been
visiting old friends at Cedaredge, and
! left Monday to visit her daughter.
Mrs. A. G. Beatty at Sapinero.
Miss Vivian Lewis OF Naturita is
| visiting her grandmother, Mrs. l.
O. Lewis in North Delta. having come
| last week with Mrs. Ray. who is Wis
iting her niece Mrs Leonard Daniels.
J.F. Skidmore from Eckert was a
visitor in the city the first of the
week and called at the Independent
office. He reports good prospects
for an excellent fruit crop this
season
Mrs. Culbertson returned the first
of the week from Austin, Texas, and
is again at Mrs. Kelso's. She will
visit her son. E. A. Culbertson, who
is at present engaged with bridge
work near Norwood.
Lois Shaffer, daughter Of DR.. and
N-a. e. G. Shaffer. was operated on
at the Delta hospital last Thursday
for appendicitis and her friends will
be glad to know that she is making
rapid Improvement.
Mrs. Frank Campbell and son Johr
went to Lazear "wednesday for visit
their daughter and sister, Mrs. FLOYD
Latham.
| We are indebted to Mr.. and Mrs
w. H. Dominy of North Delta for two
boxes OF fine raspberries. than which
none better grow. We can assure you
our friends. that these were great,
appreciated.
H. H. Wolbert and wife. daughter
Dorothy and Miss Margaret Chamber
returned early Tuesday mornint