The Delta independent., 1922-11-10
LOCAL NEWS
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| CatnOl1C lauleS nave many Oeautuul
and inexpensive articles ready for you
at their bazaar, November 20, "a and
25.
Miss Gertrude Sanders has accepted
the position at the Variety store made
vacant by Marie Bowers resignation.
Howard Cramps, one OF the state
rangers who has been working at
cast his vote.
Mrs. A. c. Remington and daughter
Neiva went to Grand Junction Tues
day evening for few days visit, and
also to take advantage of some of the
lectures and music at the association
meeting.
Mrs. D. C. Harding of Hotchkiss
went through the city Tuesday even
ing, bound for Rifle, where she ex-
pected to visit her mother for few
days.
Clarence Kurz, who travels for the
Federal Electric Light Company with
headquarters at Denver, arrived Sun
day on a business trip and visited
with his parents and sisters until
Wednesday.
Mrs. H. T. Stewart and three chill
dren went to Austin Tuesday evening
for a short visit with Mrs. John
Watts and will also visit Mrs NJ
Trumbo and other friends at Paonia.
returning home in time for the open
ing of school Monday.
The dog poisoner has again been at
work and one OF the latest victims is
Monty. the beautiful Collie dog,
belonging to DIR. L. A. Hick. who
was found dead in the yard last Thurs
day morning after being out OF the
house but few hours. In our opin-
ion any dog is a credit to the perosn
who would willingly hand poison to
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Crane of Grand
Junction were here on short visit
Tuesday. Mr.. Crane is an ex-railroad-
er. but is now ranching in Mesa coun-
lty Their daughter is a reader with
the Paul Blackwell entertainers. now
touring the state.
r. A King returned Sunday from
Wichita Falls. Texas. where he has
spent several months on business.
A. D. Fairbanks went to Denver and
Colorado Springs last Thursday on a
business and pleasure trip-business
in Denver and pleasure visiting his
! family at Colorado Springs. He re-
turned Tuesday evening.
L. C. Jackisch Of the Cedaredge
Drug Company. made business trip
to Pueblo Sunday, returning Tuesday
evening.
Let the Catholic ladies' help plan
your Christmas boxes at their bazaar
November %, "a and 25. They are
brimful OF suggestions and useful as
well as pretty things to choose from.
Mrs. Ruby Lange from Denver ar.
rived last Thursday and will spend
some time visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Bill Rhodes. in North Delta.
A. Croonenbergh Of Lindhaven, vir-
ginia. is visiting Mrs. F. G. Wade and
family. The families are freinds of
years ago.
r. NJ. Logan, who for the past year
has been in California, arrived Friday
for a few weeks visit with old
friends. He came home partly to ex-
ercise his franchise at the polls Tues
day.
| ]. w. Smith has just got out on the
streets after a five weeks enforced
confinement with a broken shoulder.
sustained when horse he was riding
stepped into a hole and fell.
| J. E. Bowers accompanied his
daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Duer, to Los Angeles, leaving
here Tuesday evening. Mr.. Bowers
has been in poor health and the
change is made for his benefit. Mrs.
Bowers will follow later in the fall
Mr.. and Mrs. B. C. Jessup and c.
M. PURCELL motored to Montrose Sun
day and spent the day with Mrs. Pur-
ciel and Charles. Mr.. Purcell is en-.
gagged in railroad work In the Delta
neighborhood at this time and is stay.
ling in Delta. Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Dale
were also members OF the party.
| A party composed OF w. R. Gale;
Barney Clark; James Frady; G. Odell
and G. A. Thompson, who are engag-
ed in building q bridge across the
Muddy near Bardeen's near Somerset.
came home Sunday, having been
stormed in, and will warm their shins
till better weather when they expect
to return to work The bridge is
built from steel and concrete and Is
known as the military type. It Is on
the state highway.