The Delta independent., 1924-07-11
LOCAL NEWS
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coke, Missouri, Saturday, for a visit
with her sister, Mrs. Charles Reed.
Mrs. Leon Hotchkiss and son Harry
were here from Hotchkiss Monday on
a shopping trip.
Mrs. L. I. Doughty and Marguerite
left Monday for visit with friends at
Montrose and Ouray
Herb Voyles, Ash Mesa rancher, left
Tuesday for Kansas on two months
visit.
Gus Verhofstead is recovering from
a very sore hand in which he contract.
ed infection from a slight scratch.
Mrs. Dan Mcintyre returned to
Hotchkiss Monday, after visiting with
her sister Mrs. C. E. Mower who has
been on the sick list.
Ruth Hunsicker, who is attending
summer school at Gunnison, was a
week end guest at the parental home
at Eckert, last week.
LeMarr & Bell shipped another car
of chickens to Los Angeles Monday.
Homer Warren accompanied the ship
ment.
James Ryan returned Monday from
California where he has been for
several months. He expects to re-
main here.
Ueu Deputy has purchased the prop
erty belonging to Mrs. Ada Stanley at
215 Columbia, and moved there with
his sisters.
Leslie Crawley, nephew of Will and
John Crawley, who arrived recently
from Oklahoma left for Cedaredge
this week where he has secured en-
ployment.
Will Ratekin and family, who are
spending the summer at Gunnison,
spent the Fourth at Cedaredge with
the ladys parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Childs.
After spending few days at her
home on Redlands Mesa. Mrs. Russell
Summeryille returned to Gunnison on
Monday to resume her work as a
student at the summer school.
For fresh milk and cream call
Campbells, Coop. 7-G.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. King, who have
made their home on the Western
Slope for some time in the interest of
Mr.. Kings health, departed for Gun.
nison and Pueblo for an indefinite
stay.
Mrs. P. Barrett and little grand
daughter of Chicago, who are guests OF
Mrs. Barrett's daughter, Mrs. Ceci
Clearwater, left Saturday afternoon TO,
Fruita, where they will be the guest,
of Mrs. Ethel Miller.
Mrs. w. A Moore returned Saturday
from Farmland, Indiana. where she haf
been called about three month ago by
the illness of her mother. Mrs Moore
reports her mother much improved in
health.
Miss Rose Patterson was an arriya'
from Hollywood, California, Saturday
for an indefinite visit with friends
during which time she will visit some
OF the Western Slope far-famed sum
mer resorts.
Mrs. w. A. Day went to Crawford
Monday for two weeks visit with
Miss Sallie Cornwall and other friends
This week the ladies are spending al
Miss Cornwall's summer camp al
Crisco.
Mrs. A B. Mccartney. who has
made her home with her daughter
Mrs. Fred Martin, for more than a
year, left Monday morning for Den
yer, where she will visit another
daughter, Mrs. Fred c. Irvine.
Capt Dale Hinman. son of Frank
Hinman, arrived from Ft. Monroe, Vir
ginia, the first of the week for q
visit with home folks. CAPTAIN Hin
man is on his way to FL Paso where
her will be instructor in aircraft ir
army service.
Mrs. Mary E. Watson and daughte,
Bryanetta, who have been the guest,
OF Mrs. Joe Wax at Paonia. and nj
Mrs. John Young at Cory. returned tr
their home in Lake City, Saturday
stopping off enroute at Montrose fo,
brief visit.
W. L. Rebelin of Roadhouse Tui
nols' passed through Delta Monday en-
route to Telluride where he has Sc
cured employment with a mining con
cern. For the past few months he
was employed in electrical engip,a,,
ing at Breckenridge.
Mrs Jennie Williams of Great Bend
hansas' and Mrs. Cecil Pullins OF
Denver both of whom were caIlet
mere some time ago by the death o.
james Pullins, returned to their re
spective homes Friday Mrs. William,
ID inc mother and Mrs. Pullins tn.
wife OF the deceased.
Mrs. Percy Garrison is the guest o
her mother Mrs. Frank Bond for f.u