The Delta independent., 1922-08-04

Noel Ensley of Austin went to
Bridgeport Monday expecting to
spend several weeks.
Mrs. A. C. Tinsley. who has been
visiting for eight weeks at Buffalo,
Missouri, returned to her home at
Eckert Monday.
| Mrs. R. H. Willis went to Grand
Junction Monday afternoon for a few
days visit with her husband and
Grand Junction friends
]. H. Antrobus, Montrose orchitect,
was here over night Monday, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cook. He
returned home Tuesday noon.
Miss Floy Eaves, whose home is at
St. Louis, Missouri, was an arrival
Sunday and is the house guest of
Miss Lucille Davis for short time.
Cranes Linen Lawn at Dunbar's.
Mrs. A. L.. Grath returned yester-
day from Grand Mesa lakes where
she has spent the past two months.
Mrs. E. w. Boyd of Rogers Mesa
was here on a short business visit
yesterday. She was accompanied by
Mrs. ]. D. Morris and daughter Har-
riet
Miss Mabel Crittendon, a popular
Paonia girl, who has spent a number
of months in Oregon, returned Tues
day for a visit with parents and
friends at Paonia.
Mrs caoroa Wonders Woo a do1ort
ing passenger Tuesday afternoon for
her home at Fullerton, California.
She has visited the past month in
Delta and the month previous in Fort
Collins.
Charles Fairlamb returned Monday
from Denver where he has been at
tending the summer sessions of Den
yer University. Charles is taking ex-
ira work in order to shorten up his
school course.
Mrs. P. T. Gibbs arrived Sunday
from Grand Junction and visited
Mrs ]. Henry Adams and Mrs. W. L.
Wade until Monday afternoon when
she went to Paonia for a stay with
her mother, Mrs. Arthur Carver.
A party composed of Dr. w. A. Day
and family and DIR. C. H. Burgin and
family, left Wednesday for Powder
horn, where they will enjoy vaca-
tion. DR.. A. W. Macarthur and sister,
Mrs. NJ. Coad expect to join them
later.
Miss Lois Flagg accompanied Mrs.
T. E Remley Saturday afternoon to
Grand Junction and enjoyed short
visit with her mother, Mrs. Margaret
Flagg. Mrs. Remley met her hus-
band there on his return from Cali
fornia and the party returned early
the next morning.
Rev. A. B. Parry, accompanied by
L. E. Tremblay and son Oliver, left
Monday on an overland trip to Dem
yer, where they will take in the
sights and sounds of the city for a
few days Mrs. Parry, who has been
| visiting her daughter Ruth, will re-
turn with the party.
Mrs. Marion Sandifer and two chill
dren of. Paonia visited from Wednes-
day last week until Monday with the
John W. Davis family. Mrs. Sandifer
and Mr.. Davis are sister and brother.
]. A. Green, q salesman for Plutt
and Randich, returned Monday even
ing from business trip to Lake City.
Young lady friends of Miss Alice
Wright planned and carried out a
surprise Tuesday evening in her
honor when they took her to the
North Delta bridge and prepared a
sumptuous repast Of weiners. coffee.
rolls and marshmallows. Miss Wright
is taking her vacation from the Co
Op. Telephone office.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mooney of Los
Angeles, stopped of Tuesday even
ing on their return from Ridgway and
visited until Wednesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Bouldin. They were call
ed to Ridgway by the death Of Mr..
MONEYS mother last week. The
Mooney and Bouldin families were
neighbors in Delta for several years.