The Delta independent., 1906-06-08

the first of the week.
Miss Spicer visited in Cecaredgei
this week, the guest of Miss G. M
johnson.
]. A. Curtis has been looking through
his surveying glass near Paonia this
week.
Percy Houts visited his brother here
this week. He returned to Denver
Wednesday.
Joe Hogrefe, the Cedaredge merch-
ant. made pbusiness trip to Denver the
first of the week
Miss Law soon leaves for Chicago to
be gone for the summer and will not
return until fall.
]. B. Coleman and family, recently
residents of Cedaredge, left the country
via wagon last Monday.
w. C. Cronk and Camilla Avery were
married in Cedaredge this week. All
joy and much happiness.
Clyde Brewer, editor and publisher
of the Cedaredge Champion, was in the
city Monday on business.
Father O'Shea gave free temperance
lecture in the Opera House last evening.
A fair sized audience attended.
JIG. A. Simpson and Mrs. Van Meter,
were two Redlands visitors that came
to Delta Monday to do some trading.
Prof. Thomas Parsons, of Durango,
is here visiting Carl Doughty and wife.
The Profess or is brother to Mrs.
Doughty.
Mrs. F. R. Burke and little daughter
The lima, arrived from Denver Wednes-
day and will spend the summer with
friends here.
In this issue appears call for bids
on reservoir work above Paonia. All
who are looking for contract work had
best look for it.
The Mothers Meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Ella Hastings on next
Friday afternoon. All are cordially
invited to attend.
Mrs. Thomas Gale entertained few
of her friends on Wednesda afternoon.
A tasty and very appropriately arranged
lunch was served.
The High School Alumni at the home
of Mrs. Travis and at the Delta House.
was well attended and most enjoyable |
affair, so 'tis said.
DR.. B. S. Dennison, well known eye
specialist. will be at DR.. Hicks Office
on Friday and Saturday, June 8 and 9.
Difficult cases solicited.
Dale Woodgate, was another Ouray
boy who visited Delta last week. He
spent his time here enjoying the society |
of his parents and friends.
Miss Cope has left for Said a to spend
the summer and contrary to the item
in last weeks Independent will return
to Delta in the fall having been en-
gagged to teach in North Delta:
Miss Bushnell of Chicago, will speak |
at the Baptist Church Sunday morning.
The evening service will consist of
Sunday School concert appropriate to
Children's Day. Everybody welcome.
Drs. SINNERS and Hunter, two of the
Presbyterian Committee who have in
charge the seeking of a location for
the College which has been talked
about for Delta, were here this week
and looked over conditions.
Those who were down from the North
Fork this week and participated in the
work put on by the Masons at Delta,
were George c. vickery, E. E. Hall,
E. P Creighton, Chas. Pike, F. W.
Simonds and Henry Deutsch, all of
Hotchkiss. and DR.. Meiklejohn of Som
erset.
Joe and George Crabill have been
down to the Gunnison fishing. Also
DR.. Hick and Shue, the electric light
man. And then one more tried his luck,
George Stephan. All brought back
fish and say that one must use worms
to catch the wiley.
Ben Gheen. wife and family came
back last week. Mrs. Gheen's parents,
from Oregon, are also here and came
previous. Olive and Earl Gheen are
still in Columbus, Ohio, attending
school. Mrs. Gheen's people will locate
in Delta County, having recently sold
ranch in that state