The Delta independent., 1923-03-09
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Prepare for THE STORM" See
it at the Rialto Theatre.
Mrs. D. C. Pullen departed Thurs
day for Denver for a few months
visit with her sister.
Beulah Milton spent the weekend
with Ida Seppa and returned home to
Fruita Sunday.
Anna Ensley returned to the juno
tion Sunday after a weeks visit with
her father, Lee Ensley.
Mrs. w. G. Honig and children de-
parted Thursday for Cummings, Cal
ifornia. where they will locate.
Mrs. A. NJ. earns returned to
Grand Junction Thursday after a
weeks visit with friends here.
Lonnie Gray and family departed
Wednesday for Thompson, Utah,
where he will be employed.
Elizabeth Trotter, who is teaching
at the Columbine school spent the
weekend at her home in Montrose.
Mrs. Howard Lathrop returned
Monday from Denver, where she had
o.
w. c. Ferguson spent three days
this week with his family here, re-
turning to his work in the Junction
Wednesday.
Mrs ]. E. Rookstool departed with
her children Wednesday for River
side, California, where they will To-
cate for the present.
Mrs. ]. r. Wear returned home to
Read Thursday. Mrs. Wear had been
visiting her mother in Henderson,
Texas for the past month.
Mrs. ]. T. Moore, who for the past
week had been visiting with her
brother, E. r. Coffey of Austin re-
turned to Grand Junction Thursday.
Burt Campbell returned to Hotch-
kiss Wednesday from Hutchison, and
other points in Kansas where he has
been visiting for the past three weeks
Mrs. J. ]. Williams, who for the
past six months has been visiting
with her daughter. Mrs. Myrtle Phil
lips. returned to her home at Hotch-
kiss Wednesday.
Miss Anna French spent the week
end visiting with Mrs. Ludie Richards
and the C. o. Dotts family, returning
to Bostwick Park Sunday where she
is engaged in teaching.
Mrs. William Meyers and children
of Grand Island, Nebraska, who
have been visiting with her mother,
Mrs. Biddle, since Christmas, depart
ed Tuesday for Portland, Oregon,
where they will make their home.
Mrs. R. F. Grout was called here
last week by the illness Of her son J.
Mrs. Grout stopped at the T. ]. Rear
don home while here and returned to
Grand Junction Wednesday, accom-
panied by her son.
David Wood came down from Ridg-
way Sunday to visit with his family
and sister Mrs. Florence Abbot, who
was called to Montrose last week on
business and spent few days with
the Wood family here before return
ing home to Hagerman, Idaho, We'd
nesday.
Mrs. w. T. Richardson returned
Monday to Salt Lake City after a
weeks visit with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. R. L. Sanders. Mrs. Richardson
states that her sister, Kathryn San
ders, who was injured here last Au-
gust and who was taken to the Holy
Cross Hospital at Salt Lake, was re-
leased some two months ago and is
now speedily recovering.
Elsewhere in this issue appears Of
fetal notice from the President and
Secretary of the Delta County Live
stock Association making complaint
regarding the dumping Of onions and
potatoes into the river. 1t is alleged
many head Of live stock have died as
a result of this action upon the part
Of farmers and produce men. Schreev-
es brothers OF the Escalante district,
are ones who have suffered losses
therefrom.