The Delta independent., 1923-04-06
LOCAL NEWS
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-N''o i'oi olIiS w hIltSlue, VI wi y ,
has been engaged as clerk at the War
ner's Variety store.
l.. II. Suttle was here on short
business trip the last of the week
from Glenwood Springs.
Mrs. H. H. Wolbert and daughter
Dorothy. spent Saturday visiting and
shopping in Grand Junction.
G. H. Henry returned Sunday from
Monte Vista, where he went to attend
| the funeral of his little granddaughter.
A. NJ. Bryant and family were de-
parting passengers Tuesday for Pueb-
10 where they expect to make their
home
Miss Alice Burnett returned Tues
day from Boulder, where she attended
the superintendents' and principals
| convention.
Mrs. Byron Heckert returned to
| Olathe Saturday after pleasant week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
/ Anderson.
See the beautiful line of ladies' and
children's millinery at "The Fashion
Shop over the Delta National Bank.
Open Saturday, April IA.
Miss Vera Martin, one of the Paon-
ia school teachers, spent Sunday at
home with her mother, Mrs. Patty
Martin.
Mrs. Mary E. Carter arrived Satur-
day from Newcastle and will make
her home with her daughter, Mrs.
Henry Ashbaugh.
Mrs. George Thornley, was among
the departing passengers Wednesday
afternoon for Los Angeles, California
for an extended visit.
Concord Grape Vines, $3.50 per 100
Elberta Peach Trees $50 per 100. Ap,
pie Trees s32 per 100 Herbert Chase,
Delta, Colo lac
Miss Emma Young has accepted a
position behind the soda fountain at
the Dunbar drug store and took up
her new work the first of the month.
Rex Richards returned the first of
the month to the Davis Clothing store
and is beaming on his friends who
call at the store in the same old way.
Through the courtesy of Mrs. W. ].
/ Ensign, the editor and family enjoyed
some very fine Easter eggs. These
are small favors but are always ap-
preciated
Mrs. j. E. King arrived Monday
from Ouray to visit a few days with
her mother, Mrs. Mary Bond. Mr.
King will come down soon and the
couple will locate here.
Mr.. and Mrs Everett Rupert arrived
from Canon City Saturday to visit at
| the home of the latter's uncle, G. L.
| Flock. Then entertain a hope of To-
eating here.
Mrs. VIII Brown, who visited with
relatives in Grand Junction last week,
stopped over Saturday night with
Mrs. Ed Theobold. before returning to
her home in Montrose
Mr.. and Mrs. Van AIKEN visited with
relatives in Cedaredge last week. Mr.
Van AIKEN returned Sunday to his post
with the United States Forest Service
at Crede.
Gus Jardon, J. p. Mcknight. S A
Sylvester and Bud Isom We're among
the Hotchkiss people who attended
the meeting of the Delta County Tax
payers League here Monday.
Mrs. H. R Gibson returned home
Saturday after spending the winter in
southern California. Mrs. Gibson said
she had a wonderful trip. but she was
glad to get back to Colorado.
B. l.. Reynolds. of the Colonial
Theatre. made business trip to
Grand junction yesterday evening,
and while there. attended the opening
of the new Majestic theatre.
Miss Grace VanDeveer. of Paonia,
has been employed by the j. c. Pen
ney Stores company as a part of its
sales force. Miss NanDeveer spent a
number of months with the Hollands
store of this city
Mrs. A w Killen was an arrival
from Fullerton. California Friday.
being called here by the illness of
her mother, Mrs. James Blessing. 1t
is possible that Mr. Killen will return
later and that the family will again
make their home here.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. l.. Blackburn have
moved from the Horton residence to
the Fogg residence on End and Meek
er The r. X. Laycock family have
rented the house vacated by the
Blackburns and Mrs. Steuber traded
her property on South Main for the
Luellen house. 9TH and Grand, recent