The Delta independent., 1913-05-30
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cEDAREoeE.
(Champion.)

A very pretty wedding occurred at
the Perry Scott home when Miss Della
Scott was married to Leonard Gipe on
Thursday evening of last week. The
happy couple W II begin their life to-
gether on the Gipe ranch south of
town, after few days visit with
friends.
Fruit growers of this section are
commencing to smile again as all dan
ger from freezes this year seems to
be past and the prospects are excellent
for another bumper crop. Prices will
undoubtedly be better than last year.
Geo. Hawkins, the barber, has pur-
and is preparing to move it to his lot
across the street at the rear of the
hall building. The consideration of
the transaction is said to have been
$3.50. Mr.. Hawkins will have the build
ing remodeled and will equip a modern
barber shop.
The town council of Orchard City
was up Wednesday evening comforting
with the Cedaredge council and the
Suburban Water company with view
of taking over the proposed pipe line
to the lower end of the valley. No
definite propositions have been made
by either side, but figures are being
drawn by Cedaredge and will be sub
mitted within a few days.
The Cedaredge garage, structure
of concrete blocks, is rapidly nearing
completion, the front is placed with
the exception of the large door and
presents a very neat appearance. The
large plate glass is the largest in town
and the rear is exceptionally we'll
lighted. The company is occupying
the building. but have not arranged
their work room as it will be.
Virgil Bouldin. the concrete block
manufacturer, is now laying up the
blocks for a neat residence for Tom
Ward, west of town.
R. P. James has the contract for
the erection of fine bungalow Tor
E. F. Coombe on his ranch south OF
town. This structure will be modern
in every detail. The dimensions. in
Guiding porches will be 40x40. Work
on the foundation has been started.
The main walls will be cobble stones
set in cement.
A. w. Lowell has traded his Cedar
edge residence to Mrs. Flora Mckoon
for her 40 acre ranch northwest OF
Cedaredge. The coal rights remain
the property of Mrs. McKoon. The
consideration of the ranch is placed
at $4,000 and on the town property -
$1,000. Mr. Lowell expects to build a
house and otherwise improve the
property.
J. C. Elliott arrived in Austin the
latter part of last week from Alamosa
with his household goods. which were
moved to Cedaredge the fore part of
the week. Mr. Elliott has purchased
thru the Stewart Realty company 10
acres of the Beckman place northeast
of town. AS there is no house upon
the place Mr.. Elliott with his family
will reside in town until fall when he
expects to build good residence and
otherwise improve his holdings.
A deal was closed the latter part of
last week whereby Logan Stout be-
comes the owner of the feed store
operated by the Economy Cash store.
Mr.. Stout has been employed at the
Economy store for some time and is
thoroughly conversant with the busi-
ness he is entering and as he is
young man of energy and integrity
will make the business a success. He
contemplates some additions to the
business such as buying and selling
poultry, and the putting in of line
CT spray materials. The cream busi-
ness will remain in his charge.