The Delta independent., 1922-06-16
LOCAL NEWS
>>>>>>>>>>>>>><
New tackle at Dunbars.

| New tackle at Dunbars.
Gus Schlapp and Sheriff Wilson
spent few days this week fishing in
Curricanti Creek.
Wilbur Johns left Sunday for Dres-
don, Kansas. where he expects to
work in the harvest fields.
| Miss Gertrude Sanders, student at
Gunnison Normal, arrived home last
week for summer vacation.
Miss Helen Gunsolus went to Gun
nison Wednesday to enter summer
school at the Normal
| Clarence Gunsolus returned Satur-
day from Denver, after closing a year
at Denver University.
Miss Ruth Budd returned home last
week from Rawlins, Wyoming, where
she taught the past two years.
Charles Phelps is one of the new
corners to the city and is in the en-
ploy of the Holly Sugar Company.
Mrs. W. H. Fluallen and son Bill
bert returned Tuesday from a several
days visit with DR.. Fluallen's mother
at Paonia.
R. L. Thompson and wife of Col
Paonia for a week, returning to their
home Friday.
Raymond Keller returned Friday
morning from Grand Junction where
he attended the Rodeo and visited a
few days with his cousin.
1 Visitors in the city Wednesday
from Rogers Mesa were Mrs. NJ. G.
Scott Miss Rebecca Hayes, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. s. Henderson
Mrs. n H. Castle of Clark. Wyom-
ing, arrived Sunday afternoon and will
spend the summer here with her
daughter. Mrs. Charles Parker
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Blame are re-
cent arrivals from Grand Junction,
Mr.. Blame being employed as beet end
foreman during the sugar campaign.
VIM. Lawton and Orville Beatty left
Saturday on an overland trip to San
Francisco. They expect to be gone
several weeks or possibly months.
Misses Alma Boyer of Grand juno
tion, and Alice Moynihan of Aspen,
spent week as guests of Miss Helen
Gunsolus leaving Wednesday for their
homes.
Mrs Russell Bryan and children
came down Sunday from Rogers Mesa
and will spend a couple Of weeks visit
ing with the Elmer Skinner family
and Mrs. Emma Skinner.
: An arrival Monday afternoon from
Council Bluffs, Iowa, ives Mrs. NJ. A
Williams who will spend the summer
visiting her son and daughter-in-law,
, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Williams.
} Ernest Busse of Perry. Oklahoma,
} is now a resident of Delta having ac.
cepted situation with the Holly SUI
gar Corporation at it's Delta factory.
His sister. Miss Marie Busse, is also
here and they are making their home
with the A. J. Busse family.
Cecil Dingman gave his folks plea
SAINT surprise Thursday when he ar.
rived unexpectedly from Denver
. where he has been a student at the
Denver University, and where he
taught some the past year. He ex.
poets to teach full term there this
, year.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Remington and
: children drove to Gunnison Sunday,
taking Miss Neiva to the summer Nor
NAL school where she entered as stu
dent. They went by way of Blue
, Mesa and returned by way of Black
, Mesa and report the roads in very
good shape.
The Epworth League of the Austin
: NJ E. church attended the Christian
Endeavor Convention in a body Sun
day evening. The learned much
-, which will aid these young people in
building up their community.
The White brothers. w. G. and F
P. who formerly operated the White
Brothers garage. expect to leave fol
California tomorrow. They plan or
making the trip overland. Theil
many Delta county friends wish then
we'll in their new location and hope
that eventually they will again become
residents of the best county in the U
S. A.
Fred Marsh and family and hi:
! mother. Mrs. A. f. Marsh, returned
last Thursday from Eureka Springs
Arkansas. They have been absent
from Delta about eight months and II
will be recalled that they went to tina,
point In search of his fathers health
Mr.. Marsh will return to Delta about
the middle OF July. remaining at the
springs until that time.