The Delta independent., 1924-08-01
CEDAREDGE
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Mrs. Robert Campbell, who has been
the guest of relatives for the past sew.
eral weeks, returned to her home at
Steuber, Wisconsin, Saturday
Edwin Trickel was youthful pass
enger Saturday, who arrived from
Montrose for a visit with his grand
mother, Mrs. Chris Jacques
After spending week at the L. E.
Dolph home, Mrs L. B. Stevenson and
two sons departed for their home at
FIT. Dodge, Iowa.
Mrs. E. B. GiIlen of Pittsburg.
Pennsylvania, and Mrs. T. R. ]. Boile
of Unity, Pennsylvania, who have been
visiting at the B. R Wright home for
the past month, returned to their
respectivt homes Saturday.
Mrs. John Story and her little grand
daughter returned to La Plata, Miss
ouri, Friday morning after a pleasant
visit of almost two months with her
son, Frank ]. Story
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Graham were
over from Ridgway Monday, having
spent the week end with relatives at
Paonia and Delta. Perry Scott return
ed with them to help with the work at
haying.
Fred Parker drove to Pitkin Monday
taking over Messrs. ]. H. Mills, B. F.
Elhart, Frank Lun dberg and Fred
Smethurst to make arrangements for
the work on the State Fish Hatchery
there, which will soon be begun
The A. E Roberts family spent Sun
day with their daughter, Mrs. C. Saw
yer, west Of town, and of course had a
pleasant visit at the new home.
Mrs. Harry Stewart, who came over
from FIT Collins with the Welch family
spent the latter part of the week with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs w. S. Girar-
det, and renewed acquaintances.
Miss Kate McCommons spent Tues
day with Mrs. Emmert and greeted
friends at the Chautauqua.
Harold Stout was over from Grand
Junction for the week end Harold
seems uncommonly devoted to his
Cedaredge home of late.
Miss Mildred Rhinehart terminated
very pleasant two months visit with
her parents and brother here, Thurs
day morning. when she returned to her
work in Wyoming.
Misses Helene and Fra Clarke were
Wednesday arrivals from Columbia,
Missouri, for visit with the family of
Robert Hood.
Mrs. ]. E. Manga arrived Wednes-
day from Leadville and is the guest
of Mrs. w s. Grant.
Mrs. F. P. McKibben, who has been
visiting at the Dan Mcintyre home for
the past three weeks, returned to Den
yer, Wednesday.
After spending several weeks at the
home of her brother, Pat Keenan,, Miss
Margaret keenan, returned to her
home in Denver.
Tom Coutts was a departing pass.
enger for FIT. Logan Wednesday where
he will put in the next month in
training at the Citizens Military
Training Camp.
Harold Wick is recovering nicely
from the injury to his foot which he
received last week.
The Frank Hirt home is gladdened
by visit from Mr. Hirt's mother, Mrs.
H. Hirt and two sisters, Mrs. C. Mees-
ey and Miss Margaret Hirt of Colum-
bus, Ohio. This week both hosts and
visitors are taking in the Sky Line
Stampede
Mr.. and Mrs. Dayhuff and children
Of Ogden, Utah are visiting friends
here. Mrs Dayhuff is a daughter of
Mrs. NJ Reynolds who lived above the
town several years ago. Her sister
Bernice also resides at ogden.
The Program Committee Of the
Womans club have begun work on the
Annual for next year.
Mrs Frank Stewart was hostess to
the S. o. s. Embroidery club Tuesday
afternoon, at a meeting complimentary
TO several out of state visitors. Fol.
lowing the usual fancy work, refresh.
ments OF cake. ice cream and iced tea
were served bringing to reluctant
close a very pleasant afternoon Be.
side the members the following guests
were present: Mrs. Hirt, Mrs. Meesey
and Miss Margaret Hirt; Mrs. Hon.
berger; Mrs. f. A. Bull, and Miss
Minnie Graf.
The VIM. Wick family OF Hunter
Kansas, are visiting relatives here.
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The weather bureau could safely
predict that there will be much wind