The Delta independent., 1922-03-03
LOCAL NEWS
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Clark Collins was here Tuesday
and Wednesday from Crawford.
B. Barrere has purchased the E. c.
Wilcox place on Columbia.
George Shpley of Paonia was here
on professional matters yesterday.
J. H Ploger has purchased the
Casebier residence on Meeker street.
H. p. Johnson, of Cedaredge, was
here a short time on business Satur-
day.
See "Kismet" Colonial Thursday
and Friday.
w. e. Taylor acted as pilot on the
Cedaredge stage a few days this
week.
| Our trimmer, Miss Cronin, is now
here from the millinery markets with
the latest ideas. Glenn Millinery SC
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Kloster returned
last week from California where they
spent several months.
| G. H. Merchant went to Paonia yes
terday evening on short trip and
will probably return tomorrow.
l
in the Grand valley, was here for
short time at the end of the week.
r. T. Adams came down from Paon-
Ia the last of the week for visit with
his son Roy Adams on California
Mesa.
Mrs. G. A Connen of Cedaredge is
a patient at the Delta hospital, hav-
ing passed through an operation last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. McAllister went
i to Cedaredge Saturday for few days
visit with their son Harry McAllister
and family.
Attorney Mortimer Stone returned
Saturday evening from Gunnison
where he had spent several days on
professional business.
Mrs. Louise Mather of Montrose
spent several hours here yesterday. re-
newing acquaintance with the editors
family and the office force.
| G. NJ Green of the Montrose Press,
stopped here a short time yesterday
while on his way to Grand Junction
on a short business trip.
Billy Daughenbaugh of Paonia, pas
sed through the city Sunday bound
for Grand Junction where he expect
ed to spend couple of days.
Robert E. Kirby and wife arrived
from Gunnison Wednesday evening,
having been called by the illness of
Roberts great uncle, Mr.. Vickers,
who is quite feeble.
H. ]. Core and family moved this
week from the Sam B. Hesse ranch
the Ed Dodge ranch on California
mesa, where they will farm the com
ing season.
: o. J. Stone of Paonia; Harry H.
Addams and C. W. Mitchell of Hotch-
/ kiss. were noted among folks who at
tended the laying of the corner stone
ceremonies. for the new armory Tues
day.
Floyd Lane, well known young man,
clerk at Park-Davis Clothing Com
pany's store. is leaving at once for
Chicago. where he will take a course
in window decorating, returning later
to give Delta the benefit of his expert
ence.
H. c. Warwick and family, who
went east several months ago, have
returned to Delta county and will 10
. cate on the T. c. Anderson place.
Craig Southwell. the former tenant. is
! having a sale March 10th, and will
move elsewhere.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society win meet in the upstairs
room Tuesday afternoon at 2:30. The
society is studying the book ''The
Kingdom and the Nations" and this
} month Japan and Korea are the coun-
tries to be taken up. There will be a
welcome for any woman who is in
terested in the foreign work.
John NJ. White and family, who
have been farming in the Cedaredge
neighborhood. have decided to go to
Pitkin for several months, working in
the timber. They will probably re-
turn to Delta county. and live near
Hotchkiss. their former home. 1--WE
have to have the Independent" en-
planned Mr.. White. who has been a
constant subscriber for the past ten
years. while his son added that he
couldn't keep house without the Slim
Jim Funnies.
Latest reports from Casio Living
stone, who was operated at Delta hos
pital February 18th, state that he is
recovering nicely. 1t will be remem-
bered that the young man was injured
by the explosion of dynamite cap
while digging in the bank near the
brick yard last June After returning
home he found that the injury was not
healing aa II should and an examine