The Delta independent., 1909-11-05
DELTA COUNTY NEWS
Happenings of Interest
In the Different Sections
North Fork Times.

Another bunch of Japs left Saturday.
Mr. Cuddy of the Artex, was a Delta
visitor Tuesday.
Samuel Pike left Wednesday for his
home in Chicago.
Tom Pierce Jr. and wife visited rela-
tives in Paonia Sunday.
j. B. Lazear went over to Denver
for few days Saturday.
Mrs. Alta Stephens returned to Grand
Junction Sunday morning.
DIR. Harry Miller left Thursday for
Seattle where he will locate.
Roy Grice is back at the hotel again
where he is very popular clerk.
Ellis Saunders left Monday for Omaha
where he will remain until spring.
Mrs. Bendix, of Ouray, came down
Tuesday for few days visit with her
daughte-.
Rev. Hamilton and family returned
to their old home at Watonga, o. K,
last Tuesday,
]. D. johnson, father of Mrs. Hird-
man. came over from Monte Vista Sun
day for visit.
o. c. Rowbotham spent several days
in Cedaredge this week with his mother
who is quite sick.
Paul Wilson has shipped out for vari-
GUS growers, SO boxes of apples to be
exhibited at the show in Denver.
H. E. Woodward, of Denver, was
here several days lately looking after
his property on Grand View mesa.
DR.. Young and wife returned to their
home in Pueblo Saturday morning and
will return about the first of the year.
1t is only fair dealing, when you have
your order for the City merchant made
out, to take it to your home merchant
and see what he will fill it for. Try it
once and see how it works.
Ray Abrams, son of j. E Abrams of
Hanson mesa, Ralph Elliott and Miss
Bertha Kaiser. who have been visiting
here for the past two months, left We'd
nesday morning for their home at La
Porte City, Iowa.
J. D. Biglow and wife left Tuesday
morning for their home in Lawrence,
Michigan. Mr.. Biglow has been buy
ing apples for the Gibson Fruit Co. and
will probably return here next season
in the same capacity.
William Bonnifield went to Ohio City
Monday after a months visit at the
Corsauts on Cottonwood. Mr.. Bonni
fields father and Uncle Dave Corsaut
were mining partners in California
during the early discovery of gold in
'49.
R. w. Douglass and daughter, Mrs.
Masters of Hanson mesa, left Tuesday
for their old home at Mercer, Penn.
They will be absent for several months
during which time Mr.. Douglass will
dispose of his property there and make
Colorado his home.
w. E. Comstock has had box of
White Winter Pearmains and box of
Winter Banana apples on exhibition at
the Hotchkiss Mercantile Co store that
will be prize winners at the apple show
at Denver, where they will be exhib-
tied. They are certainly fine as grows.
Ward Bennett, of Ravenwood, Mo-,
arrived here last Friday evening to at
tend his sister, Miss Dollie Bennett,
during her recovery from an operation
for appendicitis. We are pleased to
state that Miss Bennett is fast gaining
strength and will soon be out again.
Miss Anna Dunbar, of Grand juno
ton, has made reputation as an apple
packer that we think will entitle her to
the championship. Last week in one
day she packed $50 boxes at Austin.
Miss Dunbar packed fruit in Hotchkiss
last year and was very rapid worker.
We have just heard of the marriage
of Harry Reed and Miss Gladys Day
hauffe of Redlands mesa, which took
place some two weeks ago They are
popular young people OF the mesa and
the Times, at this late date, wishes
them all kinds of happiness in their
life's journey together.
Paonia booster.
M. d. Mead. of Cheyenne, Wyoming,
has bought the John l. Martin place
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