The Delta independent., 1922-01-20
LOCAL NEWS
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Mrs. A. L. Cook Of Read was Delta
shopper Monday.
c. T. Rule of Paonia was county
seat visitor Monday.
Mrs. E. e. Trenner made short
visit to Montrose Saturday on busi-
ness.
Mrs. Harry G. Shaffer is Ill at her
home on Fifth street from an attack
Of grippe.
H. F. Stewart returned Sunday from
a three weeks business mission in the
capital city.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. B. Bruce and daugh-
ter Verna Of Rogers Mesa were Sat
urday shoppers here.
George Robuck and wife passed
through Delta Sunday en- route to
Montrose from Paonia.
Rev. j. C. Erger, pastor Of st.
Michaeps Catholic church, is in Dem
yer. He is expected home tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Leach Of
Crawford, who have spent the week
at Collbran, returned to Crawford yes
terday.
Mrs. ]. E. Beckley left last week
for a short visit in Denver, after
which she expects to visit her mother
in Kansas.
M. F. Leamon and son, o. W. Lea
mon, have been under the weather
from grippe, but both are up and
about again.
| Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bertram came
down from Cedaredge Tuesday, the
lady having her teeth removed by a
local dentist.
| Dan Mcintyre, Jack Fobare and L.
l.. Jordan, all well known Hotchkiss
men, were here on various business
matters Tuesday.
After attending to various matters
OF business here for about ten days,
w. o. Bellamy left Friday for his
home at Ottawa, Illinois.
Mrs. ]. S. Bowie and little girl of
Bowie visited short time here last
| week, on their way to Los Angeles for
several weeks visit.
Mrs. Austin Laycock Of Delta and
Mrs Jack Rains of Long Beach, Cali
fornia, spent very pleasant day We'd
nesday with Mrs. w. F. Blaine of
North Delta.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. P. Hunt of Denver
came in Saturday evening and visited
over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. L. @.
Lewis Mr.. Hunt and Mrs. Lewis are
brother and sister.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid will hold
cooked food sale at the Wilson har-
ness shop next Saturday, January %,
| beginning at 10 o'clock a. m. All
kinds of good eats.
Mr.. Wilson. representative Of the
Farmers Union. accompanied by Wor-
thy Russell of Lazear. went over to
Colorado Springs Sunday to attend a
meeting of the Farmers Union.
Mrs. Camilla Sanders is assisting
at the office OF the Western. Colorado
Power Company with the work Incl
dent to the closing of last years busi-
| ness.
Charles G. States. the Cedaredge
pencil artist. is making a sketch of
the "Old Fashioned School," from a
famous painting. This will be on ex-
hibition in Seabourn's window next
week
Mrs. A. c. McClanahan left .Satur-
day afternoon for a ten days visit
with her mother at Portland. Oregon.
while her husband talks water mat
ters over with the department at
Washington.
H. e. Perkins and ]. E. Hillman re-
turned Sunday from Denver. where
they had gone several days previous
to consult specialist regarding Mr.
Perkins eyes. It was not deemed
advisable to operate just yet.
Joe Harvey was up from his Roubi-
deau ranch Saturday and paid this
ONCE a call. He says he has a good
little farm down there and he ex-
pects to stay there. He is we'll salts
ned with the years business down
there.
E. F. Hubbard arrived Sunday from
California, where he and his wife
have spent the winter. Mrs. Hubbard
will remain on the coast until spring
but Mr.. Hubbard came home on ac-
, count OF business in connection with
his farm.
A welcome arrival Tuesday from
Laverne. California. was Miss Lula
Horton. who for nearly two years has
made her home in the coast state.
principally with the Nix family. for
mer Delta county people. She has
already entered the Delta high school.