The Delta independent., 1924-09-12
LOCAL NEWS
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beduty SHOp. CO-Op' puOue.
Violet, ray scalp and facial treat
ments at Gem Beauty Shop. Coop.
phone.
Miss June Musser, who has enjoyed
vacation-visit at the capital city, re-
turned home last week.
Miss Velma Hinkle, who has been
the guest of Adaline Blumberg, re-
turned to her at Swink last week.
Edwin Mathers left Saturday for
Denver where he will again enter
Denver University for the school
year.
A. C. Remington has been detained
at home for several days the past
week, suffering with an abscess in
his head.
After a brief visit with homefolks,
c. Wylie returned to Grand Junction
last week, where he is employed on
the railroad.
Otis E. Mcintyre, one of the di-
rectors of the State Game and Fish
association, was here on a short busi-
mess visit Monday.
Mrs. W. r. Graham is the new soda
fountain expert at Mike Weens con-
fectionery, having assumed her new
duties a short time ago
Mr.. and Mrs. SILK Lopez and two
children of Helper, Utah, are visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lopez,
and sister, Mrs. NJ. Dussart.
Miss Leah Burch spent the past
week in Grand Junction visiting
friends during her vacation from du-
ties at the First National Bank
Lawrence Donney was an arrival
from Fairmont, West Virginia, last
week, and is visiting at the home of
his cousin ]. B. Lowe, at Cedaredge.
Mrs. Ray NJ. Carnahan arrived the
first of last week from Valley juno
tion, Iowa, for a visit with the John
Stillwagon and F. D. Coryell families
at Cedaredge.
Mrs. T. H. higgins and children ar
rived last week from San Marciel,
New Mexico, for a visit of several
weeks with the J. o. Shoemaker and
M. II. terganCnlck tamllleS.
Lloyd Mathers left Friday in COM
pany with several of the guests who
attended the niffMathers wedding,
for Denver. He will enter Denver
University where he will study this
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Luellen and two
daughters returned Monday from
Appleton City, Missouri, where they
have spent the last three months and
have again taken up their residence
in Delta.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Plumb and two
daughters arrived Friday from Bell
ingham, Washington, to attend the
Keif-Farmer wedding. They will re-
main here visiting relatives for about
month.
Mrs Celestia Condit, who spent a
week here renewing acquaintance with
former friends, returned to her home
in Bowling Green, Ohio, last Thurs
day, making the return trip by way
of Yellowstone Park.
Miss Alene Baird left Thursday for
Iowa City, Iowa, where she will enter
the state university as a junior. Miss
Baird will take her degrees in Lib
eral Arts and Dramatic Training
there. Enroute she will visit in Den.
YER.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Argys of Sa-
Ida visited a few days the first of
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. j. f.
Peterson. Mr.. and Mrs. Argys were
former residents of Delta, both hav-
ing been employed in the Peterson
store. ~
Anheier's new carry-us-all is here
this week and started operations We'd
nesday, much to the delight Of the
youngsters in town. Their machine
is motor driven and is equipped with
the latest features. They will be here
only until Saturday.
After a pleasant visit with her
grandsons, Frank and Theodore
Trechter, Mrs. Mary Trechter depart
ed last Thursday for her home in st.
Louis. Mrs. Trechter stopped off at
Grand Junction for a brief visit with
her son Gus Trechter.
A. l., Holcomb and family moved
back to Grand Junction Saturday so
that the children might enter school
there. Mr. Holcomb will continue to
look after the Delta factory OF the
Currie Canning Co., but will have his
headquarters in Grand Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Wolbert and
daughter, Dorothy, left Wednesday for
their new home in Detroit, Michigan.
They take with them the best wishes
of their many friends here, all Of
whom regret the fact that they are
leaving Delta to make their home.
After a pleasant Ylaii Of two