The Delta independent., 1922-12-29
LOCAL NEWS


| Miss Lois Flagg spent Christmas
with her mother in Grand Junction.
Burr Culver stopped in Delta Wed
nesday night on his way to Somerset
Rev. J. H. Cramps. Moderator of the
Presbytery, is in Delta this week on
an Official visit.
David Wood. Jr.. is leaving Delta
today to take position at Dulce
New Mexico.
Little Clarence Gallup is very much
improved from his recent illness and
will soon be well again.
P. Summer left on Wednesday
train for Los Angeles, where he will
spend the winter.
Miss 8. F. Cornwall OF Crawford is
spending few days at the home of
Mrs. w. A. Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson of Mont
rose are spending few days with the
T. ]. Reardon family.
DR.. w. w. Gresham and wife spent
Christmas with the formers brother
and family at Montrose.
Mrs. H. R. Gibson left on Wednes-
day for Los Angeles. She will be
gone for an indefinite period
Charles Robar returned to Somerset
on Wednesdays train after spending
the holidays at home in Delta.
A. H. McClurg, who has been visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
McClurg. left for Denver Tuesday.
F. A. Cole left on Thursdays train
for Langden, Kansas, being called
there by the illness of his father.
J. e. Mccormack departed on We'd
nesday's train to spend about two
months with his sister in Canon City.
P. E. Jenkins. who spent the holi
days in Paonia. passed through Delta
Wednesday on his return to Grand
Junction.
Donald 8. Brown, who has been en-
ployed at the sugar factory for the
past month, left on Wednesdays train
for Telluride.
Mrs. Robert Lanse returned to
Olathe Wednesday after spending the
holidays with her mother, Mrs. C.
Richardson.
John Graney, who is employed at
Telluride, spent Christmas here with
his family, returning. to Telluride
Tuesday.
Arthur Rose and family spent the
holidays with the formers brothers
family and returned to Montrose
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawkinson and fam
lily of Eckert spent Christmas with
Mrs. Hawksnson's father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lomax.
W. L. Downy Of West virginie+ who
has been visiting J. b. Lowe Of Cedar
edge, left on Thursdays train for
Butte, Montana.
Mrs. Sam Hartman was an incoming
passenger from Hotchkiss Wednesday
to spend . few days with her sister.
Mrs. F. H. Andrews.
Jack wallendorf left Wednesday
morning for Ridgway. where he will
spend two or three days looking after
his ranch near there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ellington de-
parted on Thursday for Gunnison,
where they viii visit few days with
their son and grandson.
Harry w. Prewer was an outgoing
passenger to Telluride, where he will
be employed by the Tom Boy mine
for the rest Of the winter.
Clarence Gunsolus was an outbound
passenger Tuesday for Norwood.
where he has been employed on state
highway work for the winter.
John F.. Wilson. who for the past
three months has been refinishing
mattresses here, left Tuesday for
Pueblo to accept position at similar
work.
Miss Esther Rice Of Crawford pass
ed through Wednesday on her way to
Gunnison, where she will attend the
normal school for the rest Of the
winter.
H. A. Alexander departed on Wed
nesday's train for Pueblo, where he
will take an examination emitting
him to compensation a. q disabled
war veteran.
Mrs. Joe Cunningham and children
returned to Psonia Thursday after
spending the Christmas holidays with
Mrs. Cunningham's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Helmick.
Miss Helen Gunsolus 10 in charoe Of
the Community Rooms during the abb
sence OF Miss Laura Mower, who IL
detained at home on account Of illness
in the family.
A number Of young friends were in.
formally entertained at the c. q. Dana
home Christmas evening in honor Of
Miss Ariastene, who is home from
Leland Stanford university for the
holidays.
Miss Majoria Doughty. manager Of
the Western Union Telegraph once
at Ouray. spent Christmas with her
mother and sister, Mrs. L. !. Doughty,
and sister Marguerite, leaving Tues
day for Ouray.