The Delta independent., 1909-01-08
Ncus From Over tbe County.
Surface Creek Champion.
BIG STORAGE HOUSE.

Ernest SLOlte ID completing arrange
ments to erect big fruit house on his
ranch above town. He has already let
the contract for the excavating. The
building will be 25 feet wide and 60
feet long, and will have basement
and upper story. The basement will
be used for storage purposes and will
be lined with stone, while the upper
part will be of logs and used as pack
ing house as well as storage house.
No large fruit house can get along
without building of this character as
was well demonstrated on the Stolte
place this year. The work on this
building will be pushed now while the
season is not very busy one for the
fruit grower and will be in readiness
for next years crop.
LAMAR-TURNER.
Wednesday at high noon Rev. j. S.
Ferris spoke the words which united
the lives and destinies of Miss Vida j.
Lamar and Mr.. Leo o. Turner. The
ceremony was performed at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
X. Lamar. These young people were
attended by Miss Dana Lamar as bride
maid and Dale Simpson as best man,
and entered the parlor to wedding
march played by Miss Georgia Rich
ardson.
A sumptuous wedding dinner was
served 10 the relatives and few close
friends who were in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner are well and
favorably known among the young p-o-
Pile of the valley. They will 90 TO
housekeeping just below Cedaredge.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
At the home OF Rev and Mrs. J. r.
George Dec p, at $50 p. m. Miss May
Alexander and MIR. Clarence Vanak en-
were united in marriage, Rev. j. X.
George officiating. The Bridal March"
taken from Wagner's ''Lohengrin
was played by W. C. Sturdevant. Miss
Bessie Gorsuch was bridesmaid and
Raiff Nelson served as best man. The
marriage vows were spoken beneath a
magnificent Christmas bell and clusters
Of mistletoe.
After the ceremony the entire COM
pany adjourned to the new home pre-
pared for the happy couple, where
delicious turkey dinner was served by
the parents of the bride.
A number Of very beautiful and use
full articles Of silver, cutglass and por-
celain were received.
North Fork Times.
Carl and Lloyd Hines. of Delta. Wis
tied with their mother here this week.
c. l.. Pike is slowly recovering from
a very severe spell of neutritis, which
has caused him much suffering for the
past three weeks.
Clyde Mcmillan returned this week
from a trip tc Arkansas and Louisiana
where he went with some horses for
T. J. Malloy. in October.
Mrs. John Nowland and daughter
came in from Silverton Monday even
ing. They have been visiting there
for several weeks.
John McCanaghy returned home to
Colorado Springs. Tuesday. after a two
weeks visit here with his daughter, |
Mrs Robt. Kinne.
Frank Clark left Wednesday for Den
yer where he will visit for few days
and then go on to Old Mexico.
Mrs. G. w. Mackey, of Norwood,
was here this week looking after her |
ranch across the river south of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Hodges are the
proud parents Of fine ten pound baby
boy since December 26th. DR.. Burk
hard reports mother and baby doing
fine. Dick is buying two-bit cigars for
his friends.
Bert Laro is here this week shipping
some OF the Laro Bros. saloon fixtures
to Ration, N. NJ, where he and his
brother Yes have purchased a saloon. |
Bert thinks they have good location
there.
z. C. Hotchkiss and wife and Miss
Carrie and Jim Fcely. returned last
might from their holiday visit in Mis-
|souri. Earl Wilson came in from Pu-
'eblo. also Mrs. George Harper and
Mr.. Wilson is expected
home tonight.
Dollie Bennett came home from Dem
er Monday night after an absence of
line months. She has been attending
he Central Business College there and
tom which she recently graduated in
Topography. Mas Dollie speaks very