The Delta independent., 1908-11-20
NeuOs From Over tbe County.
(Paonia Booster.)

to remain during the winter.
Will McNaughton left Wednesday
after spending some months here.
A baby girl arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Davidson Thursday
night.
A. M. Patterson went east Wednes-
day morning on a visit to extend over
six weeks or two months.
Mrs. Will Bosworth and Mrs. Roy
Leiurance of Denver spent few days
this week visiting their aunt Mrs. M.
Clay of Paonia.
Fred N. Dickerson and Mr.. Porter
are up from Delta this week assisting
in the invoice of the stock of the Curtis
Hardware Co.
o. M. KEN and family have been
visiting in Paonia during the past
week. Mr.. KEN is going to the North
west to locate permanently.
Crawford Chronicle.
Mr.. Van Bibler of Delta. and Mr..
Freeman of Nebraska. drove up from
that place Tuesday and are looking for
location, and we have no doubt but
that they will find just what they are
looking for.
Mrs. Ashbaugh with her little daugh-
ter Bernice is in town staying with
Mrs Rumble, where the little girl is
receiving medical treatment. We under
stand she has an abcess just above her
eye and has been operated on by DIR.
Wells of this place, and is getting along
nicely at this writing.
Enos Smith of Hotchkiss, has decided
to locate here in Crawford.
Mrs c. M. Beals who has besn very
sick for the past ten days is some bet
ter at this writing.
Mcmillan & Bell have moved their
planer down from the saw mill and will
install it in Crawford.
Judge Dickerson of Delta, and E. p
Barrow of Hotchklss, were in Crawford
and vicinity on business Wednesday.
We are glad to report that Mrs.
Charles Stoner who has been on the
sick list for the past two weeks is
some better at this writing.
Mrs. Anderson of Delta, and Mrs. j.
J. Smith, who is Nora Stoner's mother,
were here this week visiting Mrs. G.
w. Hendricks.
w. T. Kirkpatric has built house
on his claim near town, and expects to
install gasoline engine and pump to
get water on his ranch.
]. L. Flint is busy getting his house
hold goods moved up from Hotchl<iss
and will occupy the Ralph Stoner house,
J. L. was getting mighty tired of
batching.
tPaonis Newspaper.)
Married-At the M. E. parsonage
last Saturday night, November 7th,
the Rev. l. N. Parvin speaking the
words that made them one, Mrs. Addie
Crawford. The bride is well known in
Paonia having resided there for the
past three years and having many
friends in that town. While the groom
has been employed as foreman by the
Fruitland Irrigation Co., for the past
mesa. The Chronicle with host of
friends wishes the newly married
couple many happy and prosperous
years in their new venture.
Chronicle.
A fine baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Davidson last night and
Grandpa Peter Vogel was down town
asking for the prices on pianos this
afternoon. Everybody doing well ex-
cept Peter.
C. H. B. Seybert has been quite i'll
for the past week, but we are glad to
report seems to be on the road to an
early recovery.
Mrs. Mathison, Harry Mathison's
mother, was taken to Salida, Sunday
| morning where she will undergo an
| operation Mrs. Clarence Nelson ac-
companied her.
Cedaredge Champion
George McMullin came down from
LuJane last Saturday to find that he
was the father of a fine boy which had
arrived that morning. Mrs. McMullin,
who is staying at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Anson Boggs, and the boy
are getting along nicely, but from the
way the proud father is acting we fear
he may need attention
II A deal has been practically closed
this week whereby c. w. Alexander,
R. w. Curtis and Chas. Pike sell the 40
acres tun and ona=half rnilar north "A