The Delta independent., 1923-04-13
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OelLd 1ucoudy.
Mrs John Carter was a visitor in
Grand Junction last week.
Vera Martin spent the weekend
with home folks in Delta.
! A hole was burned in the roof OF
H. L. Hollingsworth's house Tuesday.
Mrs. Freeman and granddaughters
were shopping in Paonia Saturday.
Mrs. Iona Coffey and son spent
the weekend in her mothers home.
The Rotarians held their weekly
meeting in the Bross hotel Thursday.
Geo Richards moved into his new
home on Grand avenue and Fourth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Martin returned
from three months visit in Okla
homa.
DR.. Egleston of Grand Junction was
speaker in the Methodist Church
Sunday.
Irving Sims OF Bowie was visitor
in his sisters home, Mrs. John Car
ter over the weekend.
H. A. Puckett spent few days
last week. in Hotchkiss, doing some
electrical work.
Mrs. D. M. Tripp. who has been in
Shennandoa, Iowa for some time, re-
turned Saturday night.
After enjoying three months va
cation in California, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Beezly returned Thursday.
We have seen Rev. Morse speeding
around the country in the new Chew
rolet he just purchased.
Mrs. C. G. Stout came in last week.
She has spent the winter in Wyoming
with her husband. Rev Stout.
Mrs. Eric Maikka was visitor IN
Paonia Monday. She brought Mrs.
Girls Walker and daughter with her.
Mrs. Harry Miller, who has been
visiting her daughter in Glenwood
Springs, returned Tuesday evening.
H. F. Hutchinson's barn burned
down Saturday. The barn was fully
insured Everything was gotten out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Clarke came
up from Delta Sunday. They will
make this their home for an indefin-
ite time
Saturday while grading the streets,
City Marshal Hanks ran into DR..
Mitchelrs new Buick, mashing one of
the tenders.
Dr. Mitchell was a stage passenger
to Delta Monday morning, returning
that afternoon with a new model
Buick roadster.
A. c. Botsford went through here
Friday on his way to the Botsford
ranch in the Muddy country. He has
just returned from New York.
| The first year students OF the Latin
Club entertained the Caesar and CT.
cero members Wednesday evening. A
good grogram was enjoyed by all.
"The Sweets" play made up of
given with success in Bell Creek and
Hotchkiss, will be given in Bowie
April 14th.
Silas West and Wallace DeWoody
traded places Saturday. Mr.. West
takes the DeWoody ranch on Lam
born Mesa and Mr.. DeWoody the resi-
dence in town.
The annual interclass track meet
will be held Friday. A large number
of students have been training hard
during the past few weeks and real
contest Is assured.
DR.. Waldo Haley returned Thurs
day from California, from his mbther's
bedside. He reports she is some bet
ter. His wife drove to Grand juno
tion to meet him.
Mrs. Ed Owens was able to leave
the hospital this week. She will re-
main here with relatives until suffi-
ciently strong before returning to her
home in Somerset.
nao Marchopt and fa m i1v woro na O.
sengers to Delta Friday, where they
will visit for few days with rela-
tives and then depart for Los Angeles,
California for their future home.
William Ayling returned to his
home in lola, Kansas. leaving on the
Tuesday morning train. He will re-
main there through the summer, re-
turning In the fall.
Manager Harold Hamond of the
Gayety theatre has closed down for
few weeks because of remodeling
the front OF the building. The pic
lures will be shown in the opera house
while repairs are being made.
Mr. and Mrs. Field and daughter
Lorraine were Sunday visitors in the
Arthur Oubray home Sunday. Miss
Fields stayed over until Monday with
Miss Bernite Miller, returning Mon
day.
Miss Hattie Wiley, who in the past
has been employed in the Pross hotel.
returned Saturday to her home In
Cedaredge. Miss Leona Tucker Of
Hotchkiss has been employed in Miss
Wiley's place.
The Althurian Club was held We'd
nesday in Mrs. Henry Roberts home.