The Delta independent., 1924-07-18
LOCAL NEWS
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Mr.. and Mrs ]. S. Lunn returned
Friday from a weeks pleasure thip at
| Denver.
H. e. Tyler and family went to
Grand Mesa Lakes Sunday for week
or ten days outing and pleasure.
Miss Gladys Childs, daughter Of
Frank Childs of Cedaredge, departed
for Salt Lake City Friday afternoon.
Kathryn Willard and Leola Bliss
arrived from Gunnison Saturday for
visit with Doris McFadden.
Miss Vicy Kelley went to Grand
Junction Saturday for a weeks visit
with relatives.
Miss Alice Stueber was an out go
ing passenger to Cimarron Friday for
an indefinite visit with relatives.
]. E. Hillmn is erecting a new
cabin at Grand Mesa Lakes, where
they will spend some time this sum-
mer
Miss Nell Watson left Friday for
Gunnison where she will remain in
definitely as the guest of her sisters, !
Misses Effie and Lenora Watson.
After a brief visit at the parental
home, Miss Ruth Hunsicker returned
Friday to Gunnison to resume work at
summer school,
Miss Maize Clark, teacher in the
San Francisco city schools, is ex-
pected this week for a visit with her |
sister, Miss Clark. on Ash Mesa.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Kloster are en-
joying a visit with their uncle, Henry |
Wiper, who arrived from Quincy, Illi- |
nois, Friday.
After brief visit with Tom Harsh
man, S. Anderson of Baker, Oregon, |
departed for Telluride, Saturday, on
a business mission.
Mrs Fay Franklin departed for Glen
wood Springs Friday where she will
spend the next month with her hus- |
band who is in the Forest Service.
Miss Anna Norborg is enjoying a
visit with her sister, who arrived from
San Francisco Saturday for a visit of
few weeks.
Mrs. Lloyd Overbay and little son
William, and Mrs. Overbay's sister, |
Josephine Ross left Saturday morn
ing for a two weeks visit at Telluride
with relatives.
Mrs. Minnie Morish was an arrival
from Ft. Collins Saturday for a visit |
with her brother. Harvey Parry of the
Winton mine, and also with Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Fowler.
Mrs. j. G. Miller and daughter mo-
tored down from Ridgway Friday to
meet relatives from Ohio and from
Eagle, Colorado, who will be guests of
the Miller family indefinitely
Miss Eleanor Freyberg, who left
here several months ago for her home
in Indiana, returned Friday and ex-
poets to remain here indefinitely for
the benefit of her health.
Mrs Ellen Reilly returned Friday
from Leadville where she has spent
few weeks cooling off. 1t has been so
cool there that there has been frost
every night.
Mrs. c. R Harris of Buckner, Mis-
souri,, mother of Roy Harris, and his
aunt, Mrs. w. r. Lewellen of Slater,
Missouri, arrived Saturday afternoon
for a several weeks visit.
Miss Gladys Williamson of Hotch-
kiss was a between train visitor Fri
day ON her way to Greeley where
she will enroll as a student at the
State Teachers College. Enroute she
will spend several days in Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis and son
Melvin returned Friday from a weeks
stay at Ouray. They said they had a
very pleasant time, with the ex-
ception of the rain which visited them
every day.
Miss Lois Nelson returned home
from Gunnison Saturday where she
has been attending summer school,
having been called by the critical con
dition of her brother who was the
victim of serious accident on Thurs
day.
]. S. Ingram, who operates the Boy
er house at Grand Junction, was in
Delta an business short time the
first of the weeks. He reports busi-
ness very good in his town.
Guests at J. E. Moore Home.