The Delta independent., 1923-08-31
LOCAL NEWS
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Complete line of elegant sweater
at The Fashion Shop.
Miss Alice Burnett drove hom,
from Gunnison Friday.
Millinery of every description a
reasonable prices at The Fashion
Shop.
When i'll try Chiropractic. Call DIR
Elsie Hampton, Coop. 24S-O; Colo
124-J. Consultation free.
Miss Frances Whitlock came IN
Tuesday evening from six weeks
visit at Mancos, the guest of Miss
Irene Hanson.
Miss Lucille Strimple will teach
this term in Paradox valley at Bed
rock She left Thursday to take up
her duties there.
Mrs. C. H. Black and son Boyd, who
have been visiting with Mrs L. D.
Myers at Cory, left yesterday to re-
turn to Denver.
Miss Verna Waterman of Eckert
was among departing passengers yes
terday, being on her way to Brainerd,
Minnesota to teach
Mrs. w. C. Copeland and Miss
Edith Fetz, both of Hotchkiss, were in
Delta yesterday. the former going on
to Denver to visit sister and the
latter to Florence to teach.
Miss Eva Riggs passed through
Delta yesterday going back to her
home in Colorado Springs. She had
been at Hotchkiss a few days look
ing after here ranch there.
Miss Ruth Casebier, who has been
in ST. Luke's hospital at Montrose, has
been home for a short visit and left
again Thursday for Durango where
she will be connected with a hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Smith, whose
home is at Springfield, Illinois, are
visiting the latter's sister, Miss Kate
Smith, of the Gunnison valley They
expect to leave Monday for their
home.
Leaving yesterday for her home in
Dublin, Texas, was Mrs. A. H.
Stephen. who has been here visiting
her brother, w. L. Currier and fam
lily ON Garnet Mesa the past three
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. w. Bethel, who
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Mack the past week, left
yesterday for their home at Canon
City.
Mrs. H. H. Tyler and daughter, Miss
Jennie, returned yesterday from their
home near Grand Junction Miss Jen-
ME will take up her second year as
teacher of Spanish in the Delta high
school
Miss Helen Scott, who is engaged
as stenogropher in the Forest office
at Grand Junction. is enjoying a two
weeks visit with her father, L. w.
Scott and other members Of the
family. as well as her many friends
Three Delta young ladies left on
yesterdays train for Monte Vista to
teach in the schools there They
were the Misses Dorothy Turner,
Martha Dillard and Ruth Nelson The
latter is on the Junior High Staff.
DR.. 1. /. Hunter, wife and daughter
Maxine, left Tuesday for Crested
Butte. where they will spend a few
days, after which they will return
to their home at Colorado Springs.
They had spent about ten days here
on combined business and pleasure.
Miss Clara Heubler, who has been
the house guest Of DIR. L. A Hick and
family, left the first Of the week for
her home at Flat Rock, Ohio, and af-
ter short visit at her home will go
to Illinois to take up her duties as
teacher.
Leaving Wednesday for Monte Wis
Ia were Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Henry and
the latters sister. Miss Leora Corey,
after delightful weeks visit here
Miss Corey, who is a twin sister of
Mrs. Henry, will teach this year at
Monte Vista. Her home is at Troy,
Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Walter H. Williams and family
are enjoying visit from Mr. and Mrs.
D. H. Mckay OF Alhambra, California,
who with their little daughter, Betty,
arrived Friday in their new Essex car.
They will divide their two weeks time
between the Williams at Delta and
the Earle Rule family at Montrose.
The three ladies' are sisters.