The Delta independent., 1909-11-05

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j. w. Heonig, of Erbach in Odenwaln,
Germany. was here last week and WIS.,
tied with Fred b, ,ckman. Mr.. Heonig
comes from the old home of Mr.. Brock
man and brought the news of an acci-
dent to Mr.. Brockman' 8 father at which
time his left leg was broken. Mr..
Brockman's father is eighty-five years
of age and this fact makes the injury
more serious.
Crawford Chronicle
Lemon and Wood shipped four car
loads of cattle from Gunnison this
week.
James Treeslink and family have
moved into the residence formerly oc-
cupied by H. W. Gingrich.
DR.. Bass and Oswin C. Rowbotham,
of Hotchkiss, came up from that place
in an automobile last Sunday.
Tom Woods went to Gunnison last
week to make arrangements for cars
in which to ship cattle from that place.
L. P. Bell and family came in from
the saw mill last Tuesday and will make
Crawford their headquarters this win
ter.
Miss Anna Manchester, of Delta, has
been engaged to teach school at the
Dove school house until Mr. Ely is able
to take charge of the school.
Mrs. j. l.. Pitcher and family moved
into the Frank Yarnell house last Mon
day, which will enable them to send the
children to school this winter.
Miss Ida Blackwell, sister of Mrs.
W. B. Eley left Sunday evening for
her home in Los Animas after spend
ing the summer here with her sister.
A. D. Taylor & Bros. expect to plant
40 acres in apples in the spring on the
land they recently purchased from Mr..
Ely. Grand View will soon have some
fine orchards and they can grow the
fruit too.
Geo. Dove received a letter from
some parties in West Virginia stating
they would arrive here the first of
March with car load of goods. This
must mean stay for the Virginians
are stayers.
Paonia Newspaper
After pleasant time spent in Pao-
mia, Mrs. Knox returned to her home
in Colorado Springs, Monday.
John Whelan and wife who have been
visiting at the home of S. l.. Rhodes. I
left Saturday morning for their home
in Brooklyn. Iowa.
Miss H. Green, who has been assist
ing Mrs. W. H. Yates in the millinery
store, left for her home in Sedalia,
Missouri. Tuesday.
Mrs. A. M. Barnett and daughter,
Leota, who have been visiting with l..
w. Morgan. returned to their home in
Webster City, Iowa. Tuesday.
Jim Wright left for his home in
Broken Bow, Nebraska, Tuesday after
a visit of few weeks with his daught-
er, Mrs. Chas. Morgan and family.
B. F. McDonough who has been in
the hospital in Seattle, Washington,
for some time is sufficiently recovered
return home. He came in Friday even
ing.
While hauling boxes from the Fruit
packing house Monday, LEST
Clark made misstep and fell between
the wagon and the loading platform and
some bad bruises.
The Annual meeting of the Delta
County Cattle Growers Association
will meet in Barrow's hall, in Hotch-
kiss, Colorado. on Saturday. December
4th, 1909. Members and all cattlemep
are requested to be present as an i'm
bortant letter from the Forest Service,
by Acting Chief of Grazing will be
read. This will concern all who run
cattle on the Forest Reserve.
Cedaredae Champion.
C. s. Blanchard is receiving good
news from Mrs. Blanchard and dauzh-
ter, Rose. who are in California for
their health. Both are feeling much
better.
w. M. Pence, of Wheatland, Wyom-
ing, has been here for several days
looking over our valley. He was very
much impressed with our resources and
the fine qdality of our fruit. Mr..
Pence is q newspaper man, but has
made up his mind to get into something
better for time at least.
Jack Gipe and assistants are this
week engaged in taking the Eastern
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