The Delta independent., 1924-05-09
Local Happenings
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Mis- Grace Taylor OF Hotchkiss de-
parted for Denver Wednesday, where
she will enter St. Luke's hospital to
take q course in nurse training.
Drs. Spong and Spong of Montrose
came down Sunday, and after being
Joined by Drs. Cook and Cook, went TO
Paonia, and spent the day with friends.
The weather turned out untriendly and |
DR.. Spoug was unable TO take some |
picture he had hoped for.
Lester J. Katton OF Papinero, was a
between trains visitor Wednesday to
Paonia 10 transact business.
Charles Parkhurst returned Satur-
day from Kansas, where he has spent
several months He is staying at the
home Of Mr and Mrs. Morgan Seweitz-
er, and attending school
Mrs. Hatch and daughter. Miss Haz-
el. returned from an extended visit in
Tennessae and Kansas points, Wednes-
day.
Mr. Jamisou. a brother OF Mrs. Theo
Trechte- and Miss Louise Jamison,
arrived Saturday for a few days visit
with his sisters. He goes from here to
HastinEs Nebraska, where he has en-
ployme1- The family home is at Log
ansport Indiana
]. a Hunt was a between-uains
passeuEer Wednesday from Lake City
enroute TO Somerset. where he is en-
ployed fra the mines.
| Ar1hu- c. Cross, repre- senting the
Bureaa Of Community organization,
was here Saturday in the interests OF
his work
Nj and Mrs. R l. Pitman returned
the first of the week from California,
where they have spent the winter.
They visited Mrs. Kathryn Snow in
Arizona, enroute home.
William whadford. an eX-soldier
who has been taking general treatment
a, the Fitzsimmons hospital at Denver,
returned to his home at Paonia Wed
nesday.
Follow the crowd, May 16. See
And Home Came Ted"
G. c. Clements, Paonia attorney, had
legal matters here Monday
Nrs. A. L. Salisbury was here from
Paonia Monday. for few hours.
A bride, bridegroom, mystery
man and everything. See the Senior
Play May 16.
Glen Sandifer of Baldwin. was be
tween-trains visitor enroute to Paonia
for visit at the John Davis home.
Mr.. and Mrs J. L. Kane departed for
Guruison Tuesday, where the former
was called in the interest of business.
Mt and Mrs. Charles McCafferty ar
rived from Ridgway, Tuesday, taking
the stage for Cedaredge the same at-
toruoon, where they may decide to To-
cate.
Nr and Mrs. B. Benart OF Mineral
Hot Springs, stopped over between
trains Tuesday on their way to Pa
oria for an indefinite visit at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. J. White.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. l.. Hemphin of
Orchard mesa departed for California
Tuesday. their objective being Oak
land. where they expect to make
their home, in the hope OF benefitting
Mr. Hemphilrs health.
Mrs. Harold Clarke spent several
DAYS here from Paonia this week visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. J.
Herrick. after which she and Mr..
Clarke went to Gunnison for visit
with the lady's sister, Irma,
George Day. for the past two
months night operator at the Western
Union Telegraph office, left Monday
for Laramie. Wyoming. where he will
be engaged in a similar capacity.
H. r.. Bennett and wife OF Hotch-
kiss passed through the city Monday,
on their way to Grand Junction, in
company with Mr. BENEFITS daughter,
Mrs NJ. C. Hall OF Corvallis, Oregon.
who had spent the past two weeks
visiting there. Mrs. Hall was return
Ing from n two months visit with
her sister at Niagara, New York
Mr.. Paul Karlin and family OF Bose
man, Montana. were between.trains
visitors enroute to Lazear to visit at
the home of the gentlemans brother.
Carl F., manager OF the Lazear and
Cedaredge cheese factories. Paul
Karlin will establish residence at
Cedaredge, where he will be employed
in his brothers factory.