The Delta independent., 1925-03-13
Local Happenings

/ peoN Liu'
C. G. Lewis went to Gunnison on
Wednesday on brief business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Trenary have
moved from Third and Grand streets
to 299 Dodge Street.
! Undersheriff j. L. Sprung is at
work again after an enforced lay off
of several days due to the flu.
Mrs. Mary Walsh, whose home is at
| Dalton, Nebraska, arrived Sunday for
visit with J. D. Eckert and family.
Mrs L. Q. Lewis returned last
week from a visit with relatives at
Naturita, Colorado.
Mrs. J. E. Chalmers is detained at
home this week on account of mas
told trouble.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Manley are
| happy over the advent Of a baby girl
to their home on Tuesday, March 10.
/ But one license to wed was issued
/ this week that of John R. Isom and
Miss Ruth Keys, both of Crawford.
The friends of F. D. Herrick will
| be glad to learn that he is able to be
out on the street again after a recent
| serious illness.
/ Mrs Kenneth Campbell and son,
[ Junior, from Escalante Forts, are Wis
iting with the lady's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W c. Casebier.
Miss Helen Critchlow came in from
Crawford yesterday to undergo an op-
Grafton at the Western Slope hos
\ pital.
Mrs. L. B. Scott returned last
week from Wichita. Kansas, where
she spent a pleasant month visiting
relatives and friends
Rev. E. Payne went to Hotchkiss
Thursday night and delivered an ad-
dress at the Father and Son banquet
on Dads and Lads"
Mrs. Leonard Daniels came over
from Nucla last Thursday for
few days visit with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs E B. Manley and
daughter. Alice, Of Denver. are visit
ing the A. f. Penley family. They
are on their way TO Mcmillan, Ore
Eon, to visit Mr. Manley's mqther.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Stockham re-
turned the latter part OF last week
from Whittier. California, where
they have spent the cold weather sea-
son.
Owing to the inclement weather
the meeting OF the Garnet Mesa
Community club was postponed until
Monday evening OF next week at the
John Hazelett home.
Clarence Welch left yesterday for
Telluride where he will engage in his
chosen profession. As soon as he is
well located Mrs Welch will join him
and make their home there.
y, f Clack is enjoying a visit with
his brother, j. NJ. who arrived Mon
day from lockwood, Tennessee. N.
F. is confined to his home this week
with illness.
Mrs Fred Goodwin and baby came
down from Cedaredge last week and
will spend several weeks with the
lady's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. L
Gardner. Mr. Goodwin has work in
Utah
Wyvil Crabin. chief operator for
the Bell Telephone company. wen, to
Grand Junction yesterday to attend a
two days conference OF operators OF
the Western Slope and incidentally
visit with friends
Mrs Andy HerleT and brothers,
William and Orvall Brown. who were
called to Cedaredge Monday to at.
tend the funeral Of their sister. the
late Mary Brown. departed for their
home in Telluride yesterday.
While many Flu patients are well on
the road to recovery a number OF
others are confined to their homes
with the unwelcome visitant, among
whom are: l. F. Flower: W. j.
Myer; Mrs. Lloyd Fahruey. and the
little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fer
ris Green. Bertha Dale.
Little Laura Jean Toothaker. the
younger daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs E
c. Toothaker fell while roller skat.
ing, Wednesday, fracturing her arm
The little lady was given prompt
surgical attention and it is to be
hoped the injured member will soon
be as good as new
Mrs, Anna Carlson left Sunday for
Salida where she expects to spend
some time with her son. Clarence,
and family. Mrs, Carlson has been
resident in the neiEhborhood OF Delta
for the past ten or twelve years but
has decided to leave here owing to
the recent death OF her husband.
Roy Wilson, one-month-old babe OF
Mr., and Mrs Leroy Wilson passed
away at the family home at Austin,
Wednesday. Brief funeral services
were conducted from the Remley
Mortuary yesterday afternoon and the
tiny form laid to rest in Garnet Mesa
cemetery. The beroaved parents have
tho sNmnathN OF tho community