The Delta independent., 1909-06-25
Cedaredge Champion.

about the back.
W. S. Winningham of Fairfax, Mo-,
came in Monday for short visit with
friends and relatives. Mr.. Winning
ham is a former resident of Cedaredge.
Mrs. o. E. Taylor of Leadville was
here last week making arrangements
for extensive improvements on her
ranch recently purchased from Pike
& Curtis.
Mrs. S. ]. Wonders and son departed
Tuesday for Kansas and Illinois where
she will visit friends for several weeks.
Wonder how Sam looks Juggling pots
and pans and doing the farm work
also.
R. w. Curtis, the hustling real es-
tate man. went up to Denver Wednes-
day to look after business matters for
several days. On his way home he
will visit Leadvi!le, from whence many
land seekers are now coming.
The household goods of Geo. E.
Schneider arrived Monday and he is
now comfortably located on the old
Dale ranch in which he recently pur-
chased an interest. His family ar
rived the fore part of the week.
If there is anyone who thinks our
peaches are hurt they should just take
a look at our orchards. Last Satur-
day the Cedaredge Realty Co. was ex-
hibiting an average peach branch about
three feet in length which had 45
peaches trying to develop. There are
plenty more Of the same kind.
North Fork Times.
AL Sherman and Phil returned from
Utah yesterday after an absence of
several months.
The Celebration Committee has sent
one of the largest orders for fireworks
ever given in Delta county. There will
be big display.
The little girl of j. Wetherell drank
some carbolic acid yesterday evening
and prompt medical attention saved her
life. She will soon recover her usual
health.
Mrs. Lee Flint died suddenly at
Crawford Wednesday night. Mrs.
Flint is a daughter of Mrs. Moreland of
Hotchkiss and leaves several brothers
and sisters with her husband and child
rem to mourn her loss.
Charley Ellington's dwelling caught
afire yesterday evening between five
and six O'Clock, from some unknown
cause. The fire was extinguished be-
fore the building was consumed. The
damage to house and contents will
amount to $500.
Hotchkiss Herald.
Paul Wilson left this morning for
business visit to Pueblo.
Born, to Roy Hammond and wife
Monday an eleven pound boy.
A. N. Barnie and family returned
last Saturday night from their visit to
Denver and Creede.
Mae Carter came in Saturday night
from Grand Junction for a few days
visit W tn home folks.
Mrs. Stanford and daughter who
have been visiting in New York State
for the past few months returned last
Saturday night.
l. P. Deutsch lost fine mich COW
last Monday from alfalfa bloat. This
is the time of year when cows have to
be watched very closely.
Theo. Kreumling left Tuesday morn
ing for Glenwoo1 Springs where he will
join his family and from there they
will go to California and remain for an
indefinite time.
A. Linn, Jr., who has been in Delta
for the past few weeks having his eyes
treated by DR.. Smith returned last
Monday evening and is much improved
as far as sight is concerned.
Mrs. E. M Duke left Tuesday morn
ing for Denver with her mother. Mrs.
John Doughty who is i'll and who will
be operated upon while there. They
were accompanied by DR.. Thompson
who will return on Friday evening.
Mrs. Laura Allen was granted a
divorce last Saturday at Delta by Judge
Stewart who gave her permission to
assume her former name of Trailer as
she has children of that name by a
former husband. Attorney Rowbotham
handled the case.
(Paonia Newspaper.)
E. H. Porter and w. S. Maher were
over from Maher today.
Alfred Wilson, of Delta, was visitor
at the home of Harold Clark this week.
Caorga Eduarda cana down from