The Delta independent., 1924-08-01
LOCAL NEWS
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latest designs for sports wear. The
Fashion Shop.
Milton Waite returned Wednesday
from a weeks visit with his grand.
parents at Denver
Mrs. Mary Scott went to Paonia on
Wednesday to take charge of patient
she being trained nurse.
J Mrs. ]. P. Collett, who visited for a
few days with Mrs. E. L. Kepler. re.
turned to Grand Junction "Wednesday
Mrs. Grace McKelvey and Mrs H,
D. Rose and son Howard, were here
from Montrose Wednesday on shop
ping expedition.
Mrs. M. M. Hendrickson returned on
Wednesday from Gunnison where she
was called by the death of her sister
several weeks ago.
| Mrs. G. c. Denham, who stopped off
for visit with Mrs. Roy Bowen on her
way to Grand Junction, departed Wed.
nesday for that city.
More new Dorothy dresses for dress
and street wear expected this week
The Fashion Shop.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H Giersberv ar.
rived from Pueblo Wednesday for an
indefinite visit at the James H.
Thomason ranch home.
Mrs. Ruby Lowe of the Alexander
Lakes Hotel on Grand Mesa, was down
Wednesday looking after business and
some political matters.
R B. Wilson and Fred Anderson re.
turned home Sunday from Colorado
Springs where they are engaged on a
painting contract. They left again for
Colorado Springs Thursday.
j. B. Mccoy is enjoying a visit with
his brother, ]. w. Mccoy, of Richland.
Indiana, who arrived this week and
will remain indefinitely.
Mrs. Irwin Lawrence and children de-
parted Wednesday for Pitkin where
they will join Mr.. Lawrence and make
permanent residence there.
Mrs. Ralph Kinnear of Rogers Mesa
submitted to minor operation at the
Delta hospital Saturday, and is ap.
parently improving nicely.
David Fell arrived from Lincoln. Ne
braska, Wednesday for a visit with
his son, William Fell and family who
are located on Garnet Mesa.
Mrs. F. C. Helt, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Harry Mathers for the
past week, departed for her home at
San Antonio, Texas, Wednesday.
After visiting the past month with
relatives, Mrs. D. R. Finley, mother
of ID. r. Finley, returned to her home
in Hoopeston, Illinois, Wednesday
morning.
Beautiful new dresses for fall wear
now on display. Come in crepes and
satins. The famous Dorothy make,
attractively priced. The Fashion
Shop.
Swan Linman and son were here
from Crawford, Tuesday. Mr.. Linman
was called as juror in the District
Court but was excused on account of
business.
E. e. Carr of Sneffels, Colorado. has
been visiting relatives in the county
for the past two weeks. He spent
Friday in Delta and paid this office
friendly call.
c. J. Ince, District Commercial Sup
erintendent OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company, was here for
short time from Denver on an official
visit Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Hallock, recent.
lV from Tllinoic arriyod h. r,utIa..
and expect to make their home here. |
They are relatives of the ]. f. Gallup
and Hallock families
Mildred Winters, 1O-year-old daugh. |
ter of Mr. and Mrs. ]. II. Winters. is |
patient at Delta hospital having sub |
mitted to an appendicitis operation.
Wednesday Indications are very sat.
isfactory.
Arrivals from Grand Junction on
Wednesday morning were Mr.. and
Mrs. C. F. White, who visited briefly
with relatives, the former returning
on the afternoon passenger and the
latter remaining over night.
We are offering our remaining
stock of summer hats at unbelievably
low prices. Pattern hats, values to sS.
your choice 50. The Fashion Shop.
Mesdames j. M. Wright and ]. Pet.
ers OF Kansas City, who have been
visiting few days at the homes of
Mrs. Hattie Hoover, and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Greenwood left Wednesday af-
ternoon for a short Sightseeing trip at
Salt Lake City. It is their intention to
stop off at Delta for an Indefinite visit
on their return trip
Representatives OF the varloms com.
mission companies are making the
Western Slope as the time approaches
for the handling of the various pro-
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