The Delta independent., 1924-06-13
LOCAL NEWS
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Marie Doyle is home from Western
State college, Gunnison, for an all
summer visit at the parental home.
George C. Wilson was an outgoing
passenger Monday for Gunnison for
few days visit with his son Alfred.
Get your hunting and fishing Ii
cense at Harding -Raber Drug store;
also have fishing tackle.
Mrs. c. H. Farrell and children are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs C. H. Ro-
bar, having arrived on Monday after
Moons passenger from Salida. =
A. E. Penley and E. e. Watts re-
turned from several days fishing at
Sapinero, Saturday.
Orville Parker, brother of Mrs.
Charles Smith of Eckert. was an arriv-
al from Coffeyville, Kansas, the first
of the week for an indefinite visit
E. w. Dolan and family arrived
from Grand Junction Monday for a
few days stay in Delta. They are
thinking of changing location.
Mrs. Alex Jones of Cedaredge left
Monday for Fruita to attend the West
ern Slope camp meeting of the Ad-
ventist church in session there this
week
Helen and John Fairbanks returned
home Monday from Colorado Springs
where they have been students at
Colorado college during the past
year.
Leaving for summer school work at
Gunnison Monday were the following
Delta county folks: Mrs. C. II. Had
ley Marion Carr; ]. R. Somerville;
Ruth Hoskins; Dorothy Sellars; Flor
ence Wright and Susan Talbot.
Mrs. J. w. Green and children came
up from Bridgeport Monday for a
visit with Mrs. A T. Edgman, her
daughter, and also to transact busi-
ness
Mrs. J. w. Lothian, who is making
her home with her daughter. Mrs O.
B. Whipple, left recently for Grand
Junction to visit her sister, Mrs. B.
w. Aupperlee.
Mrs. H Stueber is enjoying a visit
with her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Kund-
man and daughter Loretta who ar
rived from Milwaukee the first OF the
week.
Mrs. NJ. A. Kinds, who has been the
guest OF Mrs. o. B. whipple. departed
for summer school at Gunnison, Mon
day Mrs. Kinds is principal of the
Hawthorne school at the Junction.
Helen Fee. a graduate nurse from
the Wesley hospital at Wichita, Kan
sas, reached Delta Monday afternoon
and win enter upon her duties as
nurse at the Western Slope hospital.
Mrs. W. w. Price. accompanied by
her grandson. Elmo Clarke. were be-
tween train visitors Monday, enroute
from Hotchkiss to Great Bend, Kan
sas, for visit with relatives and
friends
n. S. Bruce stopped off in Delta on
Monday enroute from Paonia to Yel-
lowstone Park, where he will attend a
National meet OF the Woodmen of the
World, as a representative from the
Paonia lodge.
After n visit OF several weeks with
her grandmother. Mrs. Chas Pace,
Miss Evelyn Morris departed Monday
for her home in Denver. Her parents
expect to meet her at Salida, and to-
gether, they will make the remainder
OF the trip by auto.
Arrivals from the capital city Mon
day we're Miss Bernice Read and
brother Boswell who are visiting their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Read at Cedaredge. Miss Bernice is a
student at the the Denver university.
and Boswell is a Denver High school
student
The members OF Bethel Sunday
School on Ash Mesa are preparing a
Childrens Day program OF music and
song to be given Sunday. June Is, at
the regular Sunday School hour. There
will be special music. readings. drills
and exercises. all OF the classes being
represented.
Mrs. F. II. Murchison and son Jack
VI Val 'ei SNhi'' NeoIbia' "IlNeu Shlui-
day from Denver, where they have
been the guests OF relatives for the
past several weeks. for visit at the
parental home. MIR Murchison ac-
companied them as far as Denver.
Mrs Murchison will be remembered
by Delta folks as Gladys Boyden of
Delta.
Mrs. Nettie Thomson, an arrival
from Ketchikan, Alaska, was n be
tween trains visitor Saturday. enroute
TO Austin, where she will visit her
sister, Mrs. II. A. Talbot for the next
several waaks. Mrs. Thomasou made
the trim from Ketchikan To Seattle by