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UNA AGGRESSION

Informa ell guardia Corchado, Que
Felix Sanchez fue agredido por Jacinto
Colon, causandole fuertes contusiones
en- Ell rostro, por 10 cual tuvo que pasar
al Hospital Municipal, donde permanece
recluido FL agresor Sc dio a la fuga.
= hasta la fecha NADIA Sc sabe de su
paradero.
CLoRETILo PERFUMADo PARA
JUEGo DE CARNIVAL AL PoR MA
YOR Y DETAIL
r. JULIA g. co.
FARMACIA
San Justo 20, San Juan, Puerto Rico
Advt.
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IRREGULARIDADEs
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EN- Ell CORREo

Nos comunica nuestro amigo ell DR..
S. z Cervoni, residente en- Aibonito
que solo recibe semanalmente dos elem
plares 10 sumo de las ediciones dc es
te diario.
Como la administration de Ell, MUM
DO expide diariamente ell eienlpIar CO.
respondents dicho caballero, espera
mos que Ell Postmaster de Correos sc
serv1ra corregir esta falta la cual Sc
Viene repitiendo desde hace bastante
tempo.
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LAS ALMORRANAS Sc CURAN
EN- 6 A 14DIAS. UNGUENTO PAZO'
las cura, va sean simples, sangrantes.
externas con picazon. La primera
aplcacion da alivio. Advt,
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TELEGRAMA DE SALUTACIoN
DEL ,GoBERNADoR A LA assam
BLEA MUNICIPAL DE FAJARDo

San Juan, enero 20, 1921.
Juan Alvaro Saliva,
Presidente de la Asamblea Munici-
pal de Fajardo.
Acuso recibo de vuestro mensaie de
salutacion y aprecio altamente ell ofre-
c1miento de cooperation de parte asam
blea municipal. A mi vez, os rindo mi
cordial felicitaci6n asi como os ofrezco
mi apoyo ayuda impulsar Ell gobier-
no de vuestra municipalidad.
Arthur YAGER.
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SANTURCE
PUERTO RICO

Estreno de los episodios IL y 13 de la
conocido actor Metralla.
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ANDRES RODRIGUEZ INC. ,,

Sc nos manifesto que la nueva fir
ma ANDRES Rodriguez Inc, forma
des por personals de gran prcstigio, ha
trasladado sus oficinas a la calle de
la Fortaleza No. 70, bajos.
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NUEvo JEFE DE PoL1c1A

Durante Ell receso del Senado ell Co
bernador ha nombrado jefe de policia
a don Carmelo Correa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-22

Estreno en- Puerto Rico. Ell hermoso
drama en- seis parties interpretado por
Billie Burke "Corriendo Tras la No
VIA. Ademas una revista grafca.
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LUNA

Norma Talmadge en- ''De Luxe An
nie' dos episodios del "Rastro del
Cuervo'.
Manara: a:-Grandioso programa
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TEATRO AMERICA -:

Estreno de los tres primeros episodios
de la serie ''El Rayo Invisible. cuya
protagonista es Ruth Clifford
Manana Matinal a las 1890 con n
n..sma pelicula de la noche.
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sS sA rs fA52EN
SAN JUAN
Cine "Tres Banderas"

Los episodes 5 y de la gran serie
por Antonio Moreno "Los Precipicios
del odio's
Mafiana Ell interesante drama en- Gin
CO actos por Elsie Ferguson Bajo el
Arbol Florido' y una comedia.
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''CINE RIALTO":
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Donativos enviados al se1or Consul de
Espa1a INFERNO, don Jose NJ Lomba
The Delta independent., 1921-03-11
COUNTRY PEOPLE WANTING
A NEW SCHOOL HOUSE

A move is on foot in the neighbor-
hood five and six miles southwest
of Delta, within School District No.
/. to petition for a new schoolhouse
to be located within reach of patrons.
The people out there complain that
there are twenty-five or thirty pupils
of school age. about half of whom
are not attending school because the
distance is too far. Those who are in
school attend Mountain View and Pea
Green. whichever is most convenient
Those who are urging the new
school house say they do not want
n school, wagon or truck, as many
of the children would be compelled
to walk or drive from one to three
miles to meet the conveyance, any
way.
They declare that their community
is placed in an awkward position be
cause of this fact. since land buyers
will not purchase land where school
facilities are so unfavorable. and that
If school house were built, many
other settlers would live there. max
ing the school attendance even better
than 1t would be under present cir
cumstances.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-11
IMPORTANT MEETINGS OF
PHONE COMPANY TUESDAY

Next Tuesday at Hotchkiss occurs
the annual meeting of the Delta Coun-
ty Cooperative Telephone company.
There are several matters of great i'm
portance to every subscriber coming
up at this meeting. One is the ques-
ton of raising the rates on business
phones. and with regard to putting
on toll from the various exchanges.
While it seems anything in the way
of increased charges at this time is
unpopular, yet the company has in
creased obligations and additional
lines to build. as well to take care
of increased cost of labor, supplies.
etc. Whether the increased rates will
be voted depends entirely upon the
attitude of the many subscribers who
will have the say If they are present
at the meeting in person by proxy.
The meeting is one of extreme i'm
portance and before any action is
taken the subscribers should give
the question very careful considera-
ton.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-11
PROGRAM FOR BABY WELFARE
WEEK, APRIL 10 TO 18TH

Sunday, Sermons in churches.
Monday, Lectures on the growth
and development of the baby by DR..
Clelland and DR.. Bast.
Tuesday. Lectures by DR.. Day and
DR.. Miller on nutrition and malnutri-
Hon.
> Wednesday,. Exhibit day. Demonstra
ton clinic in charge OF DIR. Shaffer
and DR.. Burgin, assisted by Misses
Musser and Kernohan. DR.. Windle
will examine the teeth of children
TO be charted Miss Armand will give
lecture. the subject OF which will
be announced later.
Thursday. Special problems in care
of young children DR.. Erich will lee
ture on. Contagious Diseases and
other problems" DR.. Macarthur will
speak on Some Surgical Conditions
in Children"
The Delta independent., 1921-03-11
C. OF c. DINNER HELD HERE
WAS GREAT SUCCESS

The dinner given at the Laycock
& kepler garage Saturday noon IN
which the Delta county farmers were
guests of the Delta Chamber OF Com
merce, is said to be one OF the great
est achievements ever pulled off in
the city. Over six hundred men par
ticipated The viands were prepared
by Arthurs bakery, with the excep-
ton fthe pumpkin pies which were
made by the Delta bakery. Fifteen
pounds of Morey's Solitaire coffee
were used in making the beverage
for the dinner, which was managed
by the skilful hand of Carl X. Rlpp.
Much credit is due the business
men who had personal supervision
of the work, and especially to John
w. Davis who was chairman of the
committee. The dinner was brought
over at the last minute and served
piping hot. cafeteria style.
The addresses by both 7. w. Mcneil
and c. J. Moynihan of Montrose
were inspiring. DIR. \. II. Stockhain
delivered 3 pleasing address on the
relation OF the farmer to the banner
which was followed by talk On
soils and crop growing problems of
the farmer. by ]. C. Lii. agriculturis;
OF Denver. while II. a. ireland do
livered an address on animal hus.
bandry.
Cooperation with the object of
mutual benefit to manufacturer aud
farmer alike. was the keynote OF an
address made by A f. Carlton of
Colorado Springs. President OF the
Holly Sugar corporation. Mr.. Carlton
brought the fact home that the 7uc-
cess of one enterprise is impossible
without the success of the other.
Among other things he said that the
farmers should not feel that Wall
Street was responsible for the pres
ent financial situation. for It was
fro mwali Street that the Holly Sug-
ar corporation secured n loan of three
million dollars with which TO pay the
farmers for the 1920 crop and to
make up the factory's losses. Through
the sincerity and sound logic of his
address Mr.. Carlton won the conf
dence OF many who had not hereto
fore had the privilege Of hearing hom-
A four round boxing match by the
Rhodes brothers. and music by Pal
mer's Jazz orchestra. added to the
pleasures of the occasion.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-11
DAUGHTER OF LOCAL LADY
ACHIEVES FAME WITH PLAY

Mrs. NJ. l.. Coad has just cause to
ne proud of her daughter, Mararet
Coad McKann of Kansas City. From
her early childhood Miss Margaret
displayed an unusual ability in short
writings, and has received favorable
mention on various occasions.
Her latest success is musical
comedy. Pigs Is Pigs" which ran
at the Empress theatre in Kansas City
one of the best playhouses, for full
week.
Mrs. Mckann purchased two Poland
China hogs several months ago md
the antics of these hogs and their
litters furnished the inspiration for
this play.
incidentally, Mrs. McKann has Il
wee baby daughter of few months.
who gives promise of becoming quite
rs brilliant as her mother.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-11
JAMES MAROON TAKES
UNTO HIMSELF a e7fEE

On Saturday. March 5. in the ire
sence OF a few relatives and close
friends. Justice s. l.. Fairlamb united
in marriage James Maroon of Delta.
and Mrs. Mary Serafin of Denver.
After the ceremony the wed ting
party repaired to the Delta cafe where
fine four-course dinner had been
prepared for them.
Mr.. Maroon is well known in the
neighborhood of South Garnet mesa
where he has been residing for Sc
veral years. His bride is stranger
in the community. having come h ,re
recently from Denver, but she is a
lady of refinement and the fact :hr;
Mr.. Maroon has asked her to become
his wife is sufficient recommen ie-
ton
In the evening a number of M
bors called at the ranch homo nd
gave the newlyweds rousing chari-
vari. but Mr.. Maroon rose to the oc-
casion with true hospitality and gave
them generous treats
The witnesses TO the Ceremony wer.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Cofield and two
daughters: and Mrs. Marcon's son.
Pete Serafin.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-11
NEW HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING
TO BE OPENED MONDAY

Final arrangements are being made
this week to occupy the new nigh
school building Monday The neces-
sary seats and desks have been in
stalled. and necessary moving CON-
pleted. Some inside finishing remains
10 be done. but II is Thought this will
be completed before April 1st.
The building was constructed at a
cost of $150.0O0 and is one of the
most modern and best equipped in the
state. 1t consists of seven recitation
rooms. two laboratories. n CONNER
cial department of three rooms, a
large study hall and library. together
with a suite of offices and teachers
rooms. The auditorium has n seating
capacity of 500. The gymnasium is
large and well equipped. having n
floor space OF 10 feet by 40 feet, and
the plans were so made that the gym
nasium may be converted into the
stage OF the auditorium thus making
n seating capacity OF 1900 for the au-
ditorium and gymnasium combined.
Some of tho modern features are
concrete corridors and stairs through
ont the building. the Johnson heating
system. hard maple floors. and 400
lockers.
The construction work WAS done
under the supervision of Montjoy.
Frewen & French. architects OF Den
yer. and through the influence OF
the County superintendent, Mrs.
Cummings. the firm OF DcBoer-
Pessman. the greatest landscape gar
deners in Colorado and probably the
greatest in the west. have very kind
ly consented to give the plans and
supervise the landscape work OF the
new high school grounds.
The members of this firm worked
with Mr.. Speer, former mayor of
Denver In making Denver one OF the
most beautiful spots In the west. and
Delta has been especially honored by
receiving this offer. Mr.. Pesman
made n trip to Delta last April and
personally inspected the grounds.
and we have reason to believe that
this garden. when completed, will
mako our high school campus one OF
the most beautiful In Colorado.
The high school this year has an
enrolment OF 253 pupils, with ten
faculty members.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-11
EVAlYN COOK BRIDE
OF RALPH M SMlT n

Yesterday afternoon at Grand juno
tion occurred the marriage of Miss
Evalyn Cook to Ralph NJ. Smith, tine
ceremony being witnessed by Mr.. and
Mrs. ii. F. Cook, parents of the bride,
Miss Leila Corbin and Wesley Saucke,
the latter couple being attendants.
Mrs. Smith spent number of years
of her childhood here, graduating
from the Delta high school, and later
after taking a course in telegraphy
taking a position as operator at Sho-
shone which she retained until
short time before her marriage. Mr..
smith is auditor for the Rio Grande.
After short trip to Salt Lake
they will live in Denver.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-11
CARPENTERS UNION FIRST TO
ANNOUNCE CUT IN WAGES

The first official action to be taken
in the way of labor reduction in Del
tn was voted at the regular meeting
OF the Carpenters Union No. 21S2
held on Wednesday evening.
According to Secretary Herendeen
the wage scale has been reduced from
sl.o0 per hour to S7h cents. While
this reduction might seem small. yet
II lumber, building material and all
other items that enter into the build
ing line should come down proper
tionately. the question of building
any additional houses In Delta would
soon be settled
It is understood that lumber has
been reduced. some items OF material
quite noticeable.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-11
MISS CARRIE SCOTT BRIDE
OF HARVEY L. BRYAN

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Scott on Garnet mesa was the scene
OF pretty wedding Sunday at high
Carrie was led to Hymen's altar by
Mr.. Harvey L. Bryan, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Bryan of Paonia.
The ceremony took place in the
presence of the families of the con-
tracing parties, and about thirty e
1atives and friends, and the impress
sive ring service was employed by
church.
Promptly at the appointed hour the
bridal couple entered the parlor to
the strains of Mendelssohn's wedding
march rendered by the brides sister
Mrs. Lee Oldham, the bride on the
arm of her bethrothed
Mrs. Bryan was never more attrac-
tive than on this occasion, being at
tired in handsome gown of blue
crepe de chine with white georgette
garniture. She is a splendid girl wno
has made her home here for several
years. She taught school one year at
Peach Valley and is just completing
her second year at Paonia
where she has won an envi-
able reputation as an instructor
Mr.. Bryan is numbered among the
finest of Paonia's young manhood.
Steady. Industrious and honorable. he
is a man we'll worthy of the young
lady who has consented to share
life's Joys and sorrows with him To
both we extend our heartiest con-
gratulations and best wishes.
Immediately following the service a
delicious four-course breakfast vas
served, after which the happy couple
took the afternoon train to Paon;a
where they will make their home.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-11
Committees Appointed.

At Wednesdays meeting of the di-
rectors of the Uncompahgre Valley
Water Users association. President
McClanahan appointed the following
committees who are approved by the
board: Auditing, r. l.. Loesch. AL
Neale. Charles Raish: Right of way.
J. ]. Tobin. George H Brown. l.. w
Sweitzer: Executive committee. w
O. Hersum. F. E. Spencer. John Boy
den: Election. F. f. Spender. Al Neale
r. L. Loesch; Grievance. A. C. Nc
Clanahan. Carl Wilson. Charles Raish
Priorities, w, o. Hersum, F. f. spen-
Ger and ]. ]. Tobin.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-11
Combination Sale a Success.

The combination sale Saturday at
Bert Norton's corral was a success
in every way. according to Clarence
Smith. clerk for w. A. Davis. The
big Percheron stallion of ]. T. Crawley
and two cars were among the articles
bringing handsome figures. Leonard
Daniels, for the sport of the bbig
crowd. rode tough Bronc" The
first whirl the wild animal succeed
ing in dumping the rider. when sad
die turned. but he soon remouuted
and gave the spectators several min
utes of real bucking exhibition.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-11
JUDGE HoTcHkiSs SCORES
VICTORY SERVING AS JUDGE

1t will be recalled that year ago
this month A. ]. Hotchkiss of this
city served as County Judge of the
City and County Of Denver during the
illness OF the regular official
At that time Mr.. Hotchkiss handed
down a decision In n certain case,
giving the plaintiff cash Judgment
of $3.50. and body Judgment
a copy of the Pacific Reporter gives
history of the case which was ap-
pealed to. the Supreme court. in which
Mr. Hotchkiss' decision was sustained
The Delta independent., 1921-03-11
WHEAT GROWERS ORGANIZE
STATE ASSOCIATION

Wheat growers from every section
of the State OF Colorado met in Dem
yer last week and completed formal
organization OF Colorado Wheat
Growers association. This will be
AFFILIATED with the National Wheat
Growers association. which boasts
10000 members throughout the
United States.
BY this means the growers hope to
effect stable market in wheat and
thus put an end to speculation.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-11
Style-Pius Service.

Bill Smith. proprietor of the Star
market. has added new Dodge deli
very truck to his equipment and de-
clares that he makes deliveries every
fifteen minutes. Bill says that the new
way has more style and about the
same amount of speed as the old
delivery hoss." while the results are
more satisfactory, When we recall the
times during the past ten years that
we have seen Bills chops. steaks.
ham and eggs strung all the way from
the star market to Garnet mesa.
beautifully besprinkled with broken
harness, wagon wheels and Bill's vo-
cal fireworks. we are inclined to be-
lieve he IL right
The Delta independent., 1921-03-11
Water for Cedar Mesa.

a meeting has been called for
March 18th, at the Cedar mesa school
house. for the purpose of taking steps
looking to the installation of domes-
tic water system for that growing
mesa. DR.. ]. f. Mcconnell was in
Delta Tuesday and stated that the do
mestic water problem was of serious
ness on the mesa and he personally
hoped way would be found. where
by good system could be put in with
out any great strain upon anyone.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-11
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses We're issued this
week to Buford b. Crisler OF Craw-
ford and Nina Mabel Tuttle OF Hotch-
kiss; Eliza Allen and May Overbay
both OF Delta: Roscoe McClelland of
rose: William c. Hefley and Zelmn
Blackburn of Austin; Thomas F. o..
Bannon and Sarah Buckley Of Paonia;
Albert Dalman and Rosa DeWilde of
Read; Harvey Bryan OF Paonia. and
Miss Carrie Scott Of Delta: James
Maroon OF Delta and Mary Serafino
OF Denver.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-11
Back from Coast.

Returning Sunday from a five
weeks visit were Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w. Warner, who will look after their
store after a good rest While away
they visited at Alamosa. Colorado.
and at San Francisco, Long Beach
and Los Angeles.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-11
MOTHERS MEETING TO BE
HELD NEXT FRIDAY

The w. c. T. U. Mothers meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs. c.
J. Adams, 6s1 Palmer. next Friday.
March 18th. when the following pro-
gram will be rendered:
Topic. Christian Citizenship and
Law Enforcement.
Devotional
Piano Solo. Alene Baird.
Vocal Solo. Mrs. Geo. F. Klein.
Address. Rev. F.. Il. Stemme.
Solo. Mrs. Chas. +. Keene.
Reading, Mrs. r. r. Stearns
The Delta independent., 1921-03-11
Grand JUNCTION Wins Characteristic.

Grand Junction Wins Championship.
At the Western Slope Basketball
Tournament held Friday and Satur-
day at Montrose. the championship
was won by the Grand Junction
teams and they were awarded the
cups given by the Western Slope Ath-
letic and Rhetorical association. The
boys team will play in Boulder Tues.
day and Wednesday Of next week to
compete for the state championship
The Delta independent., 1921-03-11
Acquitted In Justice Court.

At the hearing OF the case OF The
People VS.. George Rhodes and Hamil-
ton Stewart. who were arrested last
month on a charge OF larceny, JUS
ice of the Peace. Joe Inyram ordered
the case dismissed. after a jury had
found the defendants mot guilty"
The Delta independent., 1921-03-11
Guests at Cooks.

Guests at Cooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Cook are en-
joying visit this week with Mr.. and
Delos Bates who stopped off in Delta
Tuesday enroute from California to
their home at Madison. Ohio. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bates visited here six years ago
and have a number OF friends here.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-11
Hour by Mrs. eurdlek.

Story Hour by Mrs. Burdick.
Saturday afternoon at the Library
Mrs. Burdick will tell the following
stories:
l. The Little Hero of HARLEM
2. Little Jack Rollaround.
g. The Little Pink Rose.
4. Cho Cho, The Health Fairy.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-11
Births.

Births.
Only two new babies are reported
this week Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Holder
rived Monday, and a baby boy was
morn to Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Meyer
Thursday
The Delta independent., 1921-03-11
Attending Convention.

Mrs. W. H. Mathers left Monday for
Colorado Springs where she went as
a delegate to the State Convention
of D. A. RS. which convened March
Sth and 9Th Mrs. Mashers will also
visit her daughter Marjorie, stu
dent at Denver u, before returning
home.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-11
Superintendent Resigns.

Superintendent l. r Sinsheimer OF
the Delta sugar factory informs the
Independent that he has voluntarily
resigned during the period of stress
and that HIS resignation has been ac-
cepted. Mr.. Sinsheimer expects to
again take hold. of Delta plant II CON
ditions warrant running this coming
year.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-11
Married at Baptist Parsonage.

Tuesday, February 7th, Rev. A. b.
Parry of the Baptist church united
in marriage Roscoe McClelland of
Olathe and Miss Valda McKinnon of
Montrose. The ceremony was wit
messed by G. S. Warren and Victor
McClelland. Mr.. and Mrs. McClelland
will make their home at Montrose
The Delta independent., 1921-03-11
NJ Married Here.

On Tuesday. March sth, at the Zap
tist parsonage Rev. A. B. Parry united
in marriage Thomas F. O'Bannon and
Miss Sarah Buckley, both of Paonia.
The ceremony was witnessed by Irs.
Jennie Stephens and Mrs Cora
Compton. The couple will make eheir
home at Paonia.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-11
Hotehkiss Business Men Visit.

Business visitors here the last of the
week, were Fred Foster and ID. l..
Blakeley of Hotchkiss. The visitors
say they are getting down to better
shape in their section and everyone
is hoping that this year is going to
be a good one.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-11
Attorney Hinman Here.

Attorney w. R. Hinman, former pro-
minent attorney and politician of Del
ia county, now a resident of Grand
Junction, was shaking hands with
Delta friends Friday. After brief
business trip to Hotchkiss he returned
to his home.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-11

Return from Southern Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. NJ. McMurray re-
turned home Tuesday after pleasant
trip, but like all others say that there
is no place like Delta County.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-11
Girl Scouts Have Flag.

Through the interest and activity
of Captain John Gunnison Chapter D.
A. R.. beautiful silk flag was pre-
sented to the Girl Scouts on Wednes-
day at their regular meeting. Mrs. W.
A. Day. the Regent, made the presen-
tation speech. The girls are delighted
with their new property.--==s--
The Delta independent., 1921-03-11
Shaffers Home.

Mr.. and Mrs. n. G. Shaffer returned
Monday evening from Dallas. Texas.
where hey had spent the winter. Mrs.
Shaffer purchased two fine Persian
cats. one a blue kitten and one black
young cat nine months old, which
she brough; home.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-11
Having Vacation.

Mrs. NJ, F. Keene. manager OF the
local Western Union office is taking
her annual vacation this month. She
departed for Denver Monday morning.
in company with Mr.. Keene. for sever
al weeks visit with relatives. Mrs.
N. l.. Hyssong from Trinidad is act
ing as relief manager in the local of.
flee during Mrs. Keenes absence
The Delta independent., 1921-03-11
Miss Perry Returns.
Returning Wednesday was Miss
Bessie Perry who has visited during
the past two weeks with friends in
Canon City.
Conclude Visit.

Conclude Visit.
Departing yesterday were Mr.. and
Mrs. C. B. Drolesbaugh to their home
in Montezuma, after visiting a week
here with Mrs. Drolesbaugh's sister
Mrs j. E. Moore.