The Delta independent., 1913-09-19
cEDAREDGE
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Martin and Pete Motto came in
from Silverton last Friday and are
now employed at the Coop. coal mine.
The boys are excellent miners.
Judge and Mrs. NJ. R. Welch and
Miss Genevieve Hartig were up from
Delta Wednesday attending a meet
ing of the CRANKY Ditch and Reser-
voir company.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Grow Saturday. Mother and
daughter doing nicely, but the proud
father is in a serious condition.
Apple buyers are very plentiful these
days and all are willing to pay good
prices. Only few growers have sold
their crop and these are the fellows
who are likely to be losers this year
Miss Clara Ensign of the Economy
Cash store and Miss Dora Hall, assis-
tant at the postoffice, are taking their
vacations this week and are on the
mesa with a number of other young
folks.
The case of Ed Doyle, charged with
tampering with headgates on Ward
Creek, which was to have been heard
before Justice Aust Monday was taken
to Just Rists court at Austin on a
change of venue. Trial was held yes
terday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. Gipe returned
last Saturday from Pocatello, Idaho.
where he had been in charge of fish
hatchery. The proposition did not
come up to his expectations and he
resigned.
The barn belonging to G. l.. Mccoy
burned down last Friday about noon
The barn in itself was a small loss,
but large quantity of bee supplies
and other things stored in the building
represented a goodly sum of money.
s. NJ. Lovett met with an accident
last Friday evening, which if he were
not careful driver would have re-
suited in disastrous mix-up. He was
coming from Delta with full load OF
passengers when spindle on one
front wheel broke. letting the car
down. Repairs arrived this week and
Sam is again on the road with his
usual regularity.
Mrs. Phil Stephens and Mrs. Hurst
were Cedaredge visitors Tuesday
looking after the property of Phil
Stephens. Phil is now in the Para
dox valley doing some surveying.
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Wednesday for the eastern slope
where he will reside. Dewitt has
many friends here who will wish him
sulcess in his new location.
H. F. Stewart has traded num-
ber of lots in the west part of town
for stock of merchandise in Paonia
and is moving the merchandise to
Ridgway. where he is opening store.
Sunday evening at 80 at the Little
rooming house occurred the marriage
of Miss Margaret Monroe and J. Brad
ford Seabourn. Rev. o. j. Terrell per
formed the ceremony. After the cere-
mony the few guests went to the Ce-
daredge hotel where a wedding supper
was served. MT. ana MTS. SedDOuTH
will take up housekeeping on the Ton.
que Creek Orchard company ranch
where the groom is employed
DIR. Il. l.. Eames, who has been prac.
ticing dentistry here for the summer
months. leaves Saturday for Los An
geles where he takes a position as
instructor in the dental college of that
city. Both DIR. and Mrs. Eames have
made many friends during the summer
and their departure will be regretted
w. NJ. Ball this week purchased the
b. +. Pennington five acres south OF
town for cash consideration of $3.50
J The new owner takes possession In
ten days when he will start improving
the property. The house will be re-
, modelled and the place cleaned up gen.
orally.
At the p. II. Miller home on Wed.
nesday evening at eight o'clock Rev.
G. X. Mcdowell pronounced the words
which Joined the lives of Miss Claudia
Katherine Baldwin and Prof Frank
Otto Schramm. The only witnesses
of the affair being the Miller family
and the groom's sister The cere-