The Delta independent., 1924-07-04
LOCAL NEWS
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AFTER pleasant visit at the par
entail home, at Cedafedge, Joe VIII
Jams returned to Telluride Saturday.
Mrs. Theodore Psailla came up from
BscaEante Saturday morning for a |
weekend visit with friends.
Charles Dorgey was an outgoing
pss,enge- tor Pueblo Saturday on a |
brief business vist.
c. ]. O'Connor came down from
Somerset Saturday for a brief visit
with his family, returning on tho at.
ternoon passenger.
Mrs. Bruce Duke was a between
train visitor Saturday on her way
home from Hotchkiss from a ten days
visit at Denver and Pueblo.
Charles Hayenor was an arrival
from Colorado Springs Saturday to
spend several days looking over the
surrounding territory.
Arriving from st. Louis Friday.
were Mrs W L. Heckart and son,
who are the guests of the W. H Heck
ast family
Miss Loyce Hall departed Saturday
morning for Centralia, Missouri, where
she will be the guest Of her sister.
Mrs. Minnie shelledy.
Leaving Saturday for New York
was Miss Virginia Hewlett, popular
Delta High school teacher. who will
take six weeks summer course,
specializing in English at Columbia
college.
E H. Porter OF Crawford and Roy
Ashley and E. C. Pritchard. both of
Austin, stopped over in Delta Friday
enroute TO their respective homes
from Denver where they had spent
the past two weeks transacting husi-
ness.
Mrs. " A. Moore, who has been in
the east for several months. having
been called there by the illness of her
mother. writes that her mother is
much improved in health ard that
she expect to return to Delta this
week.
Betweeu train visitors Saturday af-
ternoon were Mrs. Catherine Goldman
and childraH who were enroute from
Phoenix to Hotchhss for an extended
visit with the lady's sister. Mrs. Mat
tie Stucke-
Mrs. W s Cleland and daughters.
Phyllis and Jane, returned last Thurs
day from Denver where they have
spent the past month or six weeks
with Mrs. TIeland's father. A. NJ
Stein, who had been seriously i'll.
She reports her fathers condition
somewhat improved.
Misses Maud Kinnebrew and Nan
Olson were between train visitors.
Monday afternoon. from Crossett.
Arkansas. for visit with Mrs. Ted
Allen at Haher. Both young ladies
have visited here before and like the
climate so well that they have re-
turned TO remain until October.
Charles Dorsey OF Eckel1 went to
Pueblo recently to accompany his
bruthe- Win home, who has been in a
sanitar!um there. C. R. Dorsey. Will
and Charles father, who is quite i'll,
made the request for his sons re
turn Wills condition is said to be
much improved.
mos- as good as new again.
Mrs G. H. Hull. who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Holyfield
Mt asd Mrs. P J Alcock Of Colo
raio springs, are visiting friends in
Delta and vicinity for q few weeks
Mrs Alccck will be remembered as
Miss Georgia widney. a former Delta
girl.
George Margonas. who has been a
patient at the D. & R C. hospital at
Salida. recovering from injuries sus-
tanned in a recent auto accident. arriv.
ed 10 Delta Friday and asserts he is al
Mrs c. l. Harding. who has spent
the past three years in Minnesota and
Eastern Colorado. is expected to arrive
this week for an indefinite visit with
relatives and friends in Delta
Mrs Sidney Ellington and mother.
Mrs Sallie Watkins, returned Monday
afternoon from visit with relatives
at Pueblo and Denver. taking the
STAGE for their home at Hotchkiss.
p p. Smith and J. F. Decker, both
Of whom spent the past week in Del
Ia, left for their homes at Mound City.
Missouri, Sunday Enroute they stop
pod or at Colorado Springs for
brief visit.