The Delta independent., 1909-03-19
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grlpe lS able TO be around again.
DR.. Hazlett is putting some very
fine improvements on his building ON
Onarga and End St.
Addison Campbell has just returned
from Hutchison, Kansas, where he
has been visiting friends.
Mr.. Fred Miller of Pitkin Mesa, is
going to excavate cellar IA by 10 and
will build small store house over it.
Henry Burk and family of Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma, came in Sunday even
ing and are visiting at Burt Camp
bells.
Thos. Dunbar has been most awful
busy this week looking after the COM
pletion of his residence in the Orchard
addition.
R. w. Curtis has gone to look for
new home in the Cedaredge country,
where he has interests IN the railroad
that is to be.
Oswin W. Rowpotham and Manager
Robertson, of the Gibson Fruit Co.,
were in Paonia Tuesday transacting
some business.
Paul Wilson, the real estate hustler
| from Hotchkiss, transacted business IN
Paonia this week. Oswin Rowbotham
accompanied him and was looking after
the interest of some OF his clients.
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W. A. Irwin visited in Delta last
Saturday and Sunday.
G. W. Hustled is clearing up land on
German mesa this week.
| Z. P. Martin who has been visiting
in Denver returned home Sunday even
ing.
Pitkin mesa people are busy clearing
up land at present and a great many
iruit trees will be set.
Mr.. and Mrs j. j. Winn, of Durango,
are in Paonio visiting friends and are
contemplating locating here.
Mr.. and Mrs r. ]. Huff arrived
home on Sundays train from an ex-
tended visit with relatives in New
York.
Clifford Griffin arrived home from
Fort Collins last sunday evening where
he has been attending Agricultural
college.
James Wyman is suffering from a
broken arm which he sustained last
Friday evening by being thrown from
an obstinate burro. He is doing well
| under the Doctors care.
We regret to learn that the case of
Roy Rigney, who is now in ST. Joseph's
hospital, Denver. has been pronounced
almost hopeless by the physicians in
charge They have been unable to
discover any cause for the paralysis of
the brain and shall not perform any
operation. His many friends will be
grieved to learn of the decision.
On last Saturday afternoon, March
9Th, at the residence of DR.. H.
Yacoubi. occurred the death Of Mrs.
Mary L. Hadley. wife of Earl Hadley.
of this place. Her death resulted from
a malignant form of goiter from which
she had been suffering for some tune.
1t waS thought an operation would be
the only possible means of saving her
life but the disease had so far ad
vanced that the operation did not prove
successful and two hours later she sue
cumbed.
She leaves to mourn her loss a hus-
band and daughter, a father, mother
and sister, and two step-sons who were
in Indiana at the time of her death.
The funeral was conducted from the
Friends church Monday afternoon at
O'Clock by Rev. II. T. Cash.
Surface Greek Champion.
DIR. Hadsell is now flying about in
new Ford automobile. One of the first
acts of the machine was to g,t stuck
IN mudhole and had to be pushed out
by force of several men. However
when the roads get better the doctor
can reach his patients in hurry. This
is the first auto owned in Cedaredge.
H. V. Goble of Greenfield, Ind, ar
rived in Cedaredge last Sunday and
will remain here permanently. He is
young man who is thoroughly acquainted
with the fruit growing business and is
a college graduate in orchard culture.
lie is now intending to establish nur-
sery on his fathers ranch on Cedar
mesa and supply the demand for home
grown trees. This is an industry
which should be very good investment
as everybody wants good home
grown tree if it can be secured.