The Delta independent., 1924-08-01
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Grandma Corey property and will
move soon. Mrs. Corey will go back
to New York with her daughter, Mrs.
Ramsey, after visiting in Montana a
few weeks with Mrs. Ed Lee.
Mrs. John West and small son of
Worland, Utah is visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs Walker.
The small three-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Leo Blair was laid to rest
Monday afternoon in the Cedar ceme-
terry at Montrose. The little fellow
had only been i'll a few days of in
flammation of the bowels. The sor-
rowing mother will be remembered as
Eva Hinton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Woods of Can
ada are the proud parents of a baby
boy born Saturday night Mrs
Woods and baby are at the st. Luke
hospital and getting along nicely.
Several members of the Epworth
League are attending the Institute on
Grand Mesa this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Robbins and
Mrs. H. NJ. Freeland returned home
Saturday from Telluride and the Tom
Boy mine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Dafon returned
from trip to Glenwood Springs and
Eagle Friday bringing Nick Jr. who
has been visiting his grandmother at
Glenwood Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Alternately are
rejoicing over the arrival of a baby
boy born Saturday Mrs. Alternately
and baby are being cared for at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Kirk
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Duncan arrived
home Saturday from Long Beach. Cali.
fornia. Their coming was a surprise
TO relatives and friends as they had
not written anyone of their intentions.
Art Loper sold his half interest in
the Loper and Shook Garage to Ed
Shook. Art and wife left for Long
Beach, California. Monday. for an
indefinite visit with relatives.
Mrs. Hoyle Hovis is slowly recover
ing from an abscess.
Word was received by relatives and
friends that Claude Whitener had died
aE his home in Missouri from a cancer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burns will
move the first OF August to the Poor
-asidence on Main Street. Mrs. Poor is
leaving for California to join her hus-
band
Garner Vaughn is spending the week
a- guest Of the Wagner camp on
The koubideau. There are other guests
from Montrose and Delta.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Loper are moving
back into their home on Fifth Street
O. be- near their work at the Elevator.
Mr. and Mrs. Hunter and family are
moving to Greeley the first OF August
Waare their daughter Grace will en-
Ter college. Roy Loper has taken
over the Elevator work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrel are moving
from the Roy LoDer property to the
Holman house on Main street vacated
by Arthur Loper'
Several Of our folks have been at.
ending the B Y. P. I. Bible Confer
nee held at Eckert the past week.
Mrs Chillicott Of Eckert brought
Mercedes Williams and Wilma Han
home Friday from the Bible Confer.
nee Mrs. Chilicott is visiting at the
Blair home.
Miss Josie Davis OF Oklahoma visit.
Ell at the home OF DR.. and Mrs Adler
sunday night Miss Davis was with
d party Of friends on their way to
Grand Canon. Mrs. Adler and Miss
Davis were old school friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Corey entertain
ed at bountiful dinner Sunday
rose who enjoyed the day were the
Laster Stevens and Harry McGlauch.
Din families.
foseph Taylor Of Glenwood Springs
was a dinner guest at the R. P Mills
home Sunday.
Mss Ollie Culver gave an interest
'rr talk at the Baptist church Sun.
aaT Miss Culver is here from Los
Anreles. California, visiting al the
home OF her parents. She is studying
90 Ne missionary. in Los Angeles.
Nr. and Mrs. Charles Burns: Mr..
and Mrs. Bay; the McMuuin family.
and Mrs. Popejoy and small son mo
tore ! to Telluride Sunday. They ex.
neo.ed to drive to the Tom BOY mine
but owing to the rain they cancelled
the trip. Mrs Popejoy remained in
telluride going on to the Tom Boy
mine the next day to be the guest Of
Mrs Jack McMullin Dunn. her sister.
Mrs. Earl Dunlap and daughter
spent Sunday with her mother. Mrs
Brownell. at Delta.