The Delta independent., 1923-04-06
Local Happenings

Dainty line Of riding and hiking
suits at "The Fashion Shop" lac
Father J. ]. Donnelly, of Denver,
visited Wednesday with Father Erger.
Ethel Snoddy went to Grand juno.
ton Wednesday for a weeks visit
with friends.
w. ]. Hollands and Mel Springer
transacted business in Grand juno
tion Tuesday.
C. H. Allen returned Wednesday to
his home in Maher, after an extended
visit in Utah.
Frank N Knoll departed Wednes-
day for Portland, Oregon, where he
intends to locate.
| Frank Daschner and family OF Son.
erset, departed Wednesday for Spo-
kane, Washington to make their home.
Arthur Whitsel, OF Hastings. Ne
braska, is business visitor here this
week and may decide to locate here.
Barney Clark was taken to the Delta
hospital Wednesday, where an opera
tion for appendicitis was performed.
Bert. Fogg, OF Cedaredge. and Ralph
Taylor of Eckert left Saturday for
Los Angeles, where they will remain
indefinitely.
See the beautiful line OF sport
skirts, Ladies' and Children's dresses
priced very low at the "The Fashion
Shop" lac
| Miss Hortense Koehler. OF Grand
Junction, was spending the week as
the house guest OF Mrs Christina Gun.
coles.
| Mr. and Mrs. w. 8. Harrison are re.
cent arrivals from Engelwood, Kansas
They expect to make their home at
Paonia-
E, Mrs. George Hall returned last
week to her home at Cedafedge from
Denver where she had visited for
about a month.
Miss Pat" Downey, one Of the Hol-
lands. force. has been kept at home
for the past week or ten days with an
attack of tonsilitis.
Mrs. Lawrence A. Adams has re.
covered from her recent illness OF
scarlet fever and expects to be releas-
ed tomorrow.
Mrs. Violet DeGraffenreid of Hotch.
kiss, mother OF Mrs. II. e. Perley. is
visiting at the home OF her daughter,
in Delta.
Mrs. George Thornley, departed on
Wednesday to visit a short time with
her daughter, Cecil Thornley, in Los
Angeles.
Mrs. c. II. Holybee, OF Grand juno.
tion passed through the city Wednes.
day enroute to Paonia, where she will
VISIT with relatives.
Sam Lopez returned Sunday from
Pueblo and New Mexico points, where
he went ten days ago to secure labor
to work in the beet fields.
! Mrs. w. H. Kiser returned to her
home at Cedaredge from Montrose
last week. She has spent the past
three months there.
Wonderful values in children's hats
at "The Fashion Shop" lac
Clara Scott returned to her home
In Cedaredge, Wednesday, after pass
ing a pleasant week with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Scott, in Ridg
way.
A party OF 80 persons enjoyed an
Easter party at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Bryan Smith in North Delta al
2:3O o'clock. A five course dinner
was served.
| Mrs. A. Schwartz and Mrs. J. w
Cheedle arrived Sunday night to make
the acquaintance Of the new Schwartz
baby which they share Jointly as
grandmothers.
Rev. Pimlott, pastor Of the Method
list church, arrived home Saturday
from Limon, Colorado, where he went
to take part in the dedicatory ser
vices Of the new Methodist church
Just completed there.
Mrs. r. L. Stanford and children
who have been in quarantine almost
continuously since the middle of Jan
uary while various members went
through the stages Of scarlet fever
exepct to be released Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weeks were in
vited to Olathe to celebrate their gold
en- wedding one day last week. They
have two daughters living there
There were about 20 friends and rela
tives present. kilograms were re
ceived from absent children and they
resolved many beautiful and usefu