The Delta independent., 1914-09-04
PAON1A
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Jessie and Miss Lettie Daughenbaugh
are among those who left Saturday
for the Palisade district to remain
through the season
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fellenzer re-
turned Friday to their Indianapolis,
Indiana, home having visited for a
week in the T. H. Gilbert home
Mrs. G. B. Hamilton and two little
girls arrived last night on the train
from their outing in Lake City and
Gunnison districts.
]. ]. Hofer and son Ralph left Sun
day morning for Hollister. Idaho, on
business and pleasure bent.
After a months stay in Denver,
Miss Gertrude Miller returned Sun
day evening to Paonia.
Miss Charlaine Deatherage departed
Salt Lake City. She was Joined in
Hotchkiss by Mrs. Wilkey of Chat
tanooga, Tennessee, who has been a
guest in the home of her nephew, ].
A. Deatherage at Crawford.
E. E. Sans and family, who for
some time past had been at Hope, Ar
kansas, and other points in the middle
south, returned to Paonia Monday eve
ming to resume their residence here.
Henry Rovaart and family and Miss
Dubbink took the train Tuesday for
Salt Lake City and Ogden for a brief
sightseeing tour. They will return in
time for the peach harvest.
| Miss Eunice Lepeltak returned on
Thursday evening from a four weeks
| visit at Prairie View, Kansas. Miss
Esther Lepeltak returned the same
evening from Crawford where she had
visited with friends during the ab-
sence of Miss Eunice.
The Misses Una Abbott and Ethel
Zeigler, who visited for a time in the
w. H. Parker home, left Tuesday for
her home in Alma. Nebraska.
Miss Belle Dorsey of Pueblo, left
yesterday morning for her home, hav-
ing visited for a month in the A B.
UlIery home.
E. S. Cady went to Hotchkiss in his
auto Sunday. returning with his
daughter, Mrs. John Davis, who came
from Delta to Hotchkiss that day with
the R L. Stanford family.
After a pleasant three weeks visit
with her friend Miss Roberta Bruner,
Miss Ada Wilde returned to her home
in Cape Girardeau. Missouri, Monday
morning.
Miss Susie Parker, who came up
from Hotchkis to attend the Epwortn
League convention, remained until
Monday morning visiting with friends
here.
After a pleasant visit of eight weeks
in the home of his sitter, Mrs. ]. C.
Evans, S. T. Johnson left Tuesday
morning for his home in Minneapolis.
Among those who left Saturday for
the Grand valley fruit districts were
Forrest Smith and Miss Grace Doug
I lass.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Bingel have
moved from their Terror Creek mesa
ranch to town for the fruit season.
during which Mr.. Bingel will be in
charge of the Association packing
operations. as heretofore. They are
comfortably Quartered in the. Mrs.
Melvina Clark residence on Poplar
avenue.
Samuel d. Nicholson, prominent
citizen of Leadville and Denver. and
candidate for the Republican nomina-
tion for governor. came TO Paonia the
last of the week on political business.
He was accompanied by John E.
Ramer, OF Hotchkiss. who is also in
terested in the coming Republican
primaries.
The Misses Dora, Edith and Walsa
Decker and their sister, Mrs. Cleo
Bross, were passengers Monday for
Clifton. to join the fruit-packing force
of Art Purtee.
Mrs. NJ NJ. Edwards spent few
days last week at Somerset with her
son, C. F. and family.
Special StockhoIders' Meeting.
Nation &c harahy viyap that SpeC-