The Delta independent., 1909-01-01
North Fork Times.


Mesa, had the misfortune to fall last
week, spraining her ankle very badly.
Uncle Dick Pace came home Tuesday
evening from Salida feeling well and
soon expects t. be his former self again.
Frank Hrdman and wife are the
proud parents of fine ten pound girl,
born yesterday morning, All are doing
well.
L. j. Smith. of the Geo. Middendorf
Company of Chicago. was here the first
of the week looking after the interests
of that company.
H. H. Blaine and wife are taking
Christmas cheer with relatives and
friends at DeBeque.
Charley Ellington and Fred Quick
left Tuesday for Colorado Springs where
they will spend the holidays.
]. C. Mitchell was appointed on the
Town board to fill the vacancy caused
by F. H. Sanderson's resignation.
The big bell for the Crawford school
house was hauled out this week and we
expect to hear it here in Hotchkiss. 1t
weighs 1900 pounds
Ed Duke and wife left Monday for
Corpus Christie, Texas where they will
spend two or three months iegaining
their health. Uncle John Doughty and
wife are staying with the boys while
they are absent
C. E, Goddard returned Sunday even
from Kansas and Missouri where he
had been visiting. He tells US that his
daughter who is in school at Atchison,
Kansas, is well and progressing nicely
in her school work.
Earl Douglass and wife are the proud
parents of fine boy since Friday even
ing the 18th. Earl says he looks just
like him and thinks he will be rs good
man.
II. II. Weaver and wife left Sunday
for Salida where they will remain sew
eral days and will then go to Pueblo
SRhere they expect to reside.
Yesterday at noon at the home OF
the brides parents, MIR. and Mrs u
w. Goodwin. in Crawford. William
Wicke and Miss Lulu Goodwin were
united in marriage. Rev. Parvin per-
forming the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wicke are now at home in their pref
" new cottage on Hanson Mesa. Inc
Times extends congratulations and best
wishes.
Hotchki.- Herald.
Leon Hotchkiss returned Sunday
night from his trip with train'oad OF
sheep to Kansas City. Clair joined his
wife and Miss Feely will visit IN Mis-
souri, for few weeks.
The poles for the electric light wires
are now nearly all in place and few
days will see the wires up. Some OF
the machinery has already arrived and
more is expected every day.
tPaonia Newspaper,
Miss Winifred Hammond accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Art. Roberts went TO
Denver last Sunday morning where
. Miss Winifred will remain for time
Under the care Of specialist. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Roberts will go on to Lincoln,
Nebraska for short trip.
A wedding of more than usual inter-
est took place in st. Thomas Episcopal
church in this city on Wednesday morn
ing at 1890 when Abner S. Mckee. OF
Paonia. Colo, was united in marriage
to Miss Sarah Crook Schoenheit. Kew.
George l.. Neide performed the cere-
mory. using the solemn but beautifui
ring service Of that church.
]. r. Plasters and family came up
from Delta Thursday evening to eat
Xmas dinner at the Horning home.
Row Gabler came home from Ault,
Colo, Wednesday evening after
several weeks visit with his brother.
RE. Love has had very severe
attack of typhoid but we are glad 70
report is very much improved at this
writing.
Misses Ruth Reed, Mamie Spencer
and Amy Moller leave for Denver
Saturday morning to spend several
weeks with friends and relatives.
(Ola,he Critcrion.l
I. u. Hersum is at the iar," "e"'
Delta completing work upon the new
buildings he is erecting.
Professor Hayworth was in attend
ance at the teachers institute at Mont
rose Friday and Saturday.
f. II. st. Clair left Thursday for
Quincy, Illinois where he will remain
for month or two with relatives and
friends.