The Delta independent., 1921-08-12
extended visit with her daughter.
Mrs. Carl Crawford.

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Mrs. Carl Crawford.
We have the finest assortment Of
| Navajo blankets ever shown in Del
ia. The Delta Hardware Company.
Mrs. w. s. Cleland, Mrs. H. @.
Snyder and Mrs. Louis Seicrest are
among Delta people who are spend
ing the week at Ouray.
Earl Herman, formaer Delta young
man, who is panching near Montrose,
accompanied by his mother. visited
The exterior Of the Producers'
Market was treated to q fresh coat
Of paint this week, giving It . thor
! oughly dressed up" appearance.
/ Mrs. E F. Barris and little daugh-
Ter came up from Grand Junction
yesterday for a weeks visit at the
F. M. Garretson home California
Mesa. !
4 Mrs. C. ounsolus. Miss Helen
Miss Easteriy. and Mrs. J. D. Holmes
returned Wednesday from visit of
several days to Mrs. Percy Houts, Jr..
At Norwood.
1 A. 8. Clark is taking vacation
from Dunbar's Drug Store. Miss
Bette verhofstad is assisting at the
soda fountain during his absence
from the store.
! Mrs. Belva Wearne Of Oakland.
California. arrived last Thursday for
visit with her brother, B. L. Lay
cock. This is their first meeting in
about twenty years
4 Mr.. and Mrs., E. A. Sharman are
leaving Sunday for an overland trip
to Denver, and from there to their
summer home in Estes Park They
expect to be away about month.
| See May for painting and paper
hanging. 33-tfc
| Miss Lois Flagg, cashier Of the
W. J. Hollands company is enjoyiig
a months vacotion, and left yester-
day morning for Denver and Curtis.
Nebraska, for a visit with friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Mamie Cox and daughter Dor
othy passed through the city Tues
| day enroute from Paonia to their
home at Meeker. They visited two
weeks with the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w F. Miller.
| c. f. Harding went to Grand Mesa
Sunday and will be up there about
three weeks. Fred Breittenstein of
Denver is assisting in the Harding
Raber Drug Store during his va
| cation
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. A. May and
daughter Ethel returned Monday
from trip to Pueblo where they
had gone two weeks before in COM
| pany with Mrs. Mays mother who
went to stay with her son.
| A. J. Hotchkiss is taking the week
off from the office of Fairlamb &
Hotchkiss and rusticating at the
! Hotchkiss sheep camp near Hotch-
kiss. Mrs. Hotchkiss and children
are also spending the week with
relatives at Hotchkiss.
See May for painting and paper
hanging 33-tfc
Edward A. Theobold ond Mrs. Ida
Vance from the county clerks of.
flee this week. The couple were
married Monday. August Sth, by Rev.
] A. b. Parry of the Baptis. church
| ]. J. Theobold and Mrs. Ella Theo-
bold acted as witnesses.
Mr. and Mrs c. E. Paul and daugh-
ter Ova; Mr.. and Mrs. George Stone
and son Xerxes: Mrs ]. T. Beatty
and Mrs. Ed Paul returned Friday
from Alvord, Texas. where they had
| gone several weeks before on account
Of the health Of their mother. The
latter passed away on Thursday be-
fore the family reached home
H. Masten Risley of Grand juno
tion made a professional visit to
Delta Monday. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Risley who visited with
Mrs. NJ. P. Weeks during the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Layton and
little niece Of Tacoma. Washington.
are visiting Mr.. Layton's sister. Mrs. |
W. w. Boyland The sister and bro
ther had not met in twenty-nine ,
years. The Boylands and Mr.. and
Mrs. Emory Spence of Ridgway went
to Grand Junction Saturday for a
visit with another brother, f Y.
Layton. 1
a departing passenger Monday eve
ming was Miss Laura Mower, bound
for Berkeley. California where she
will become a student in the Univer-
sity OF California during the coming
year. She was accompanied by her
sousin. Dannie Mcintyre Of Hotchkiss.