The Delta independent., 1909-02-05
News From Over tbe County.
tPaonia Newspaper.)


tin Fruit Growers Association, visited
in Paonia several days this week.
G. w. Rudolph, of Collbran, Colo,
arrived on Sunday evenings train to
visit with his parents for few days.
w. T. Baetjer returned home from
Denver Sunday evening, from his trip
east with Mrs. w. S. Chinn, whom he
accompanied as far as Rocky Ford,
F. J. Cone wife and children arrived
in Paonia Wednesday evening from
Salida. If they are favorably impressed
with our valley they will make it their
permanent home.
M. E. Flock, of haywood, Nebraska.
was in town Tuesday looking over the
country. He was very much taken
with Paonia and expects to return soon
with money enough to invest in some
thing.
Mrs. Chas Caywood left on Monday
mornings train for Los Angeles, Calf.
where she will join her husband VINO
went there short time age. She was
accompanied as far as Grand Junction
by her father, Jonathan Small.
Hotchkiss Herald.
o. C. Rowbotham returned Wednes-
day night from Delta where has been
for several days.
]. E Hanson and wife returned Sun
day night from their trip TO Denver.
j. C Mitchell was business visitor
in the county seat the first of the
week.
Ed Webb returned last Friday night
from Rife where he has been working
during the past year.
Mrs. Fannie Todd left Thursday
morning for Pueblo for a short visit
with her daughter Mabel who is at
tending school there.
W. E. Kellogg and wife returned
Sunday night from Denver where they
have been visiting with Mr.. Kellogg's
parents since before the holidays.
Jay Burdick came in last Friday
night from Aspen where he has been
working as a range rider on the
National Forest He has resigned his
position.
A. V. Fagerstrom returned Sunday
night from Pueblo where he was at
tending to business matters pertaining
to the Hyde Paper Co. of which he is
the vice-president.
Tom Molloy shipped in carload of
Arkansas cattle this week and they
have been an interesting object for
some Of our people to look at. All of
them have the long horns and they are
known as the Texas Long Horns.
A. X. Shaw was here couple of
days this week. MIR. Shaw is one of
the old Soldiers who participated in the
Sand Creek massacre and in company
With John Patterson and w. S. Coburn
he will tell the story for publication.
The correct story of this fight has
never been told and these old soldiers
are going to have it printed.
lPsonia Bon~;cr.l
F. G. Emry was Delta visitor
Tuesday.
II. l.. Moller is home from his trip
to Chicago and other eastern points.
Work was started this morning on
A. NJ. Patterson's residence on Third
St.
A daughter was born to Bluford
Stephens and wife Of Bowie. last night.
A. L. Craig returned from Denver,
L. -,
day night.
Walter Irwin is teaching in the Pao-
mia school this week in place of his
sister, Mrs. Stump, who is i'll.
Bess Edwards left Thursday morning
for Routt county where she will visit
with her brother Harry.
The First National Bank has put in
a lot of new safety boxes which are
for rent for those who have valuable
papers to protect.
Chas. Pace and wife returned from
Redlands, California and are now at
home to their friends in cottage on
Onarga.
Ray Beezley is down from the ranch
nursing an injured foot. In splitting
wood he cut deep cash in his instep.
Milton Spencer and wife and c. c.
Hawkins and wife will leave the fore
part of next week for an extended trip
through the southern part of the U. 5.
Mrs. Martha Hammond went to Den
yer Thursday to visit her daughter
Winnifred who has been confined to
the Hospital for some weeks.
The Paonia X. of P's. will journey