The Delta independent., 1921-04-15

v o. Parkhurst went to Gunnison
Tuesday for a two days stay on COM
bined business and pleasure.
Mrs. ]. H. McClurg went to Olathe
Wednesday for visit with Mrs. Ell
mer Griffith, her granddaughter.
Fred Clymer of Grand Junction,
was here this week purchasing some
of Delta county's fine dairy cows.
Mrs. Charles Carey went to Ouray
Tuesday for several weeks visit
with her son Dan Carey and family.
| Clarence Hooker returned Tuesday
evening from the market where he
/ had been with several cars of cattle.
Miss Leola Hay of Gunnison was
a guest of Mrs. C. F. Kirby and fam
lily from Thursday evening until this
morning.
Lewis Roberts resumed his duties
at the postoffice after an enforced
absence of several weeks owing to an
operation for appendicitis.
| Operetta "Midsummer's Dream"
at High School auditorium. 8 o'clock
p. m, April 26th One hundred tots
acting. Admission Csc.
Returning Friday evening from
Denver where she attended a meet
ing of county superintendent of the
state, was Mrs Grace Cummings.
| William W. Dingman returned Wed
he spent the forepart of the week at,
tending to professional matters.
Mrs. James Girardet and baby re-
turned Wednesday from a few days
visit with her sisters. Mrs. F. j.
Stewart and Mrs. R. E. Hauser.
Mrs. H. A. Smith and baby left
Tuesday to join the husband and ia
ther who is employed with the Mon
arch Shale Oil company at Debeque.
Mrs. F. D. Herrick goes to paonia
this evening for a weeks visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Harold Clarke.
She is taking her son Bobbie with
her.
Mrs. Charles E, Blaine and little
son Charles will leave Sunday for the
lady's girlhood home at Champaign,
Illinois. expecting to stay about two
months
Mrs. Ralph Smith arrived yester.
day from Denver for a short visit
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. F.
Cook. and her sisters, Adele and Joy
Elizabeth.
Mrs. Fox and daughter. mother and
sister of Mrs A. C. McClanahan, left
last Thursday for their home at Port.
land after a very pleasant visit of
several weeks here.
Percy Carton, who is taking a
course in the Agricultural college at
Logan. Utah, under the Vocational
Training Act. is at home for a months
visit with his mother Mrs. Lee Coutts
Word was received this week that
Lloyd Hauser. eldest child of Mr.. and
been taken to Denver, and tomorrow
an operation will be performed for
the removal of goitre.
Mrs. James Ogden and two children
came down from Almont Friday ant
visited until Tuesday with Mrs. NJ
NJ. Hendrickson. and while here con
suited DR.. Smith regarding the health
of botlN her son and daughter.
Parents. why not know what your
cnuuren are uolng IN SCnoOi. lnurS
day, April 81. will be visitors day
and all parents, and others who are
interested in our schools. are urged
to visit the schools on that day.
Mrs. p. Condit returned recently
from u winters visit in San Jose
California. and Logan. Utah. spend
ing portion of her time with her
laughter Jett lin California, and a
portion with Mrs. Blanche Condit Pit
man at Logan.
/ Stewart Plantz, wife and daughter
the former a nephew of ]. Plann OF
I North Delta, arrived here Wednesday
and will visit several days. They were
returning to their home at Youngs-
town, New York. from trip to Cal
ifornia
c. C. Sargent, state director of
vocational training and Ex-Governor
Ammons will be at Cedaredge next
Monday and at Eckert on Tuesday
evening. The former will speak on
consolidation and the latter has oho
sen general subject.