The Delta independent., 1924-06-06

work day Thursday, improving very
much the appearance OF the lots, and
dragging the driveways.
Mrs. ]. l.. Sherd goes to Gunnison
Wednesday to be present at the gradu-
ating exercises of the Teachers col
lege. her daughter Evelyn being a
graduate.
The w. E. Steele family came up
from Eckert Thursday evening, to
place flowers at the graves of Mrs.
Steele's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wanne-
maker.
The George w. Dyer family have
returned to their home here and Mr..
Dyer will be a "commuter" by auto
this summer. maintaining his office
at Delta.
The Children's Party given annually
by the Womans club, which was to
have been June 4th has been post
poned to June 11th. This year it is to
be picnic at Ginter's grove.
The Clarence Vanaken family went
to Rifle Sunday to visit Mrs. Van
aken's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. w.
Alexander, and a numebr of friends.
Ada Brewer went with them.
For the first time in a number OF
years Cedaredge had no public observ-
ance of Memorial Day although num-
Der of people went to the cemetery
to decorate the graves of loved ones.
We were misinformed regarding the
house occupied by the Atwood family.
They are living in the Baptist parson-
age The Taylors expect to retain
their present residence through the
summer.
A score or so of travellers who
would have us believe they were
gypsies, visited the town for a short
time Tuesday. telling fortunes, and
furnishing excitement for the youngs-
ters who saw them
Mrs. Nellie Conine OF Grand juno
tion visited at the parental home over
Sunday. She was accompanied by
Miss Mary Mccarthy who visited the
Haynes. Ginter and F. Smethurst fami-
lies The ladies returned to the juno
tion, Monday.
J. J, Girardet was up to spend Sun
AtAf ~ lAAA AAAH fanny " AAO nave btti
visiting relatives and friends in this
vicinity for the past month. They ac-
companied him to Colorado Springs,
where they will visit his sister Mrs
Earl Whitehead. From there they will
20 to Denver.
Mrs. Emmert and Mrs. Elmer Cor
such and little daughter left this
morning in the formers care, for Pu-
eblo, where Mrs. Gorsuch and child
will take the train for Denver to be
with her husband Mrs Emmert meets
her daughter who has been in Kansas
for some time. at Pueblo
! Miss Grace Coombe is home from
Chickasaw. Oklahoma. where she at
tends the Oklahoma college for women.
Miss Grace last year won her Magnum
Cum Laude and finished this years
work with the highest honors in the
whole college, giving her admission to
the national sorority
Elmer Gorsuch. who has been In
Denver for several months, is very
Ill and Mrs. Gorsuch expects to go TO
him soon. She and the children had
remained here until he found perm
anent location, and the separation
makes his illness doubly hard for them
all. Their many friends hope he will
soon be well enough to come to Cedar
edge
s. p. Brown has bought NJ. H Nc
Cormick's trucking business and eI-
poets to make Cedaredge his perman-
ent home. From Hartman Brothers
Of Montrose he purchased Tuesday a
new Graham Bros, truck Mr.. Brown
is trustworthy and efficient. and eN-
poets to give his entire time and at
tention to the business. Within the
next few days he expects to establish
business office for the receipt and
delivery of goods, and cordially solicits
the business OF the public.
A millinery demonstration was en-
ioyed last Thursday at the home OF
Mrs. A. w. Hall, Mesdames Williams,
Jepson, Vanaken and Hinman OF Orch
ard City being up to assist. The ar
fair. which was arranged by Mesdames
Hirt and Wallace. began with a de,
lightful cafeteria dinner. after which
the work was taken up. The invited
guests were: Mesdames c. Hall. ]. L.
Sherd. Alvin Morris. Fred Frank. ]. ].
Girardet and w. C. overhults and ihe
Misses Ruth and Dorothy Hausser. Al
ma and Lydia Caldwell. and Es,hcr
Week. They report a most delightful
and profitable afternoon.
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