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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-01-07

Mrs. W. V. Haynes entertain
ed Saturday Dec. 25th with a
bridge party.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-01-07

Miss Della Barnes entertained
with a bridge party Wednesday
Dec. 80. in honor of her sister
Mrs. c. S. Num- of Frankfort.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-01-07

Miss Marian Clement gave a
bridge party Saturday afternoon
in honor of the visiting girls and
girls home for the holidays.
Delicious sandwiches, coffee,
pickles and candy were served.
Six tables of guests were pres
ent.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-01-07
Richmond, Mira Dixon and Mrs
V. Y. Moore of jacksonville.

Thursday Dec. 81, Miss Della
Barnes gave a bridge party for
the girls. Marguerittes, dough-
nuts and tea were served.
Miss Barnes guests were Miss
es: Anna Haynes, Gwendoly n
Haynes, Nancye Meyers of Rich
mond, KY, Marian Clement, Eva
&c e m en- /. Madeleine jenkins,
Frances Blue, Susie Boston,
Mira Dixon. Katharine Yandell,
Katharine Yates, Ruth Croft,
Nell Clifton, Lizzie Johnson,
Rose Clinton of Providence, Nell
Williams. Mesdames: j. W.
Wilson, Harold Macdonald of
Chicago, and C. S. Num- of
Frankfort.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-01-07

Miss nellie Clifton entertained
Thursday Dec. Oath, in honor of
Misses nellie Williams of Provi.
dence and Misses Buelah Conyer.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-01-07

Miss Frances Blue entertained
the Wednesday Bridge Club very
delightfully."- last week.
Deviled crab celery stuffed
with nuts and cheese, olives,
pickles, saratoga flakes and
coffee were served.
Miss Blues guests were Miss
es: Gwendolyn Haynes, Eva
Clement, Maud Flanary, Kath'
crime Yandell, Madeline Jenkins,
Anna Haynes, Katherine Yates,
Susie Boston, Nancye Meyers Of
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-01-07

Mrs. F. F. Charles entertained
on the afternoon of Wednesday
Dec. 23rd, in honor of Miss
Buelah Conyer of Memphis, Tenn
who spent the holidays with her
mother Mrs. lila Conyer at the
Conyer Hotel and of Mr.. Sylvan
Stewart Price of the U. S. Gee.
logical survey of Leesburg, Ohio.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-01-07

Miss Ruth Croft gave a 500
party Saturday evening Dec. 26,
Her guests were Misses; Mira
Dixon, Susie Boston, Ruth Flan-
airy and Mamie Haynes.
Messrs: Sylvan Price, Maur,e
Num-, Jones Gill, Douglas Glenn.
ent, Homer Moore and Mr.. and
Mira. V. Y. Moore Of Madison,
vile, Ky.
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The Delta independent., 1915-01-08
Happy Garnet
Mesa Weddin8

Mr.. and Mrs. J.H. Adams. of Garnet
by the sudden appearance of their son
Buel, and friend of the family. Miss
Minnie Hampton, of Telluride.
Sooh after the telephone began to
work and at about 1880 p. NJ. few
friends gathered. including Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Kepler and Mr. Ralph Bal
dwin, of North Delta: Mr. E Montgom-
cry and Miss Inez Baldwin, of Garnet
mesa, and Rev. DR.. Gramp. of the
First Presbyterian church of Delta.
At p. m. DR.. Gramp called upon
the floor Mr.. Buel Adams and Miss
Minnie Dorcas Hampton, where, with
Mr.. Ralph R. Baldwin and Miss Ruby
Adams acting as best man and brides
maid, the ceremony making them
man and wife was impressively pro
nounced by the minister.
Buel Adams is successful ranch
man at Telluride, where he has
pleasant home awaiting his bride
Miss Hampton left her native home
in Virginia five years ago and came
to Telluride, where she has since
resided with her brother. Ernest
Hampton. She possesses a charming
personality and modest dignity. all
her own.
Good wishes and congratulations
have been showered upon the happy
couple by their many friends and rel
atives in Delta.
The Delta independent., 1915-01-08
Brothers Catch
Mountain Lion

The Hotchkiss brothers. have added
another big mountain lion to their
list of captures as trappers and hunt
ers. Their last catch was on Tuesday
in Moore's canyon beyond Roubideau
canyon, where they had followed the
lion for over 80 miles.
On Saturday E. A. Hotchkiss of
Colona was notified by Sam Dupuy
who has his sheep wintering in Dry
creek canyon. that a mountain lion
had killed several of his sheep. Mr..
Hotchkiss took George Hotchkiss, son
of Uriah Hotchkiss, and then phoned
to his brother. Walter. at Delta, to
meet him with his son Stanley They
went to the Dupuy camp, with their
famous pack of lion hunting dogs,
and took up the trail of the lion.
They followed it for so miles through
the toughest country, finally overtak-
ing it in Moore's canyon.
The lion was brought to bay in a
tall pine tree and Stanley Hotchkiss
climbed the tree to drive the animal
out, which he finally succeeded in
doing. The dogs treed him again
shortly after and this time E. A.
Hotchkiss went up the tree He had
a rope in his hand to lasso the lion,
but the animal was too smooth and
he could not get the rope fastened to
his foot. After climbing so or 20
feet high, the lion went down the
tree on the other side. He succeed
ed in getting away from the dogs
again and getting up another tree.
but was driven out in like manner.
This time the dogs held him at bay.
while George Hotchkiss ran up be-
hind the lion and held him by the
tail until he roped him and soon had
him fast hand and foot" The lion
was then put on one of the horses
and started back towards Montrose,
but in getting out of the canyon the
horse fell and rolled over couple
of times, killing the lion. 1t was then
skinned and the pelt brought to town.
The Hotchkiss boys have great rep.
utations as bear and lion hunters
and they have had some wonderful
exploits and experiences with these
ferocious wild animals. They know
no fear.-Montrose Press
The Delta independent., 1915-01-08
Water Users
Meeting Feb. 2

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders in
The Uncompahgre Valley Water U.s.
ers' Association will be held in the
opera house at Olathe, Colorado, on
Tuesday, the I'd day of February, A
D. 1915, beginning promptly at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, for the follow
ing purposes, to-wit:
First: To elect board of directors
for the ensuing year
Second: To elect representative
from the Water Users, who should be
water user and land-holder resid-
ing in the valley, to serve as one of a
committee of three, the other two
pointed by Secretary Lane; the du-
ties of this committee to be to audit
all of the accounts and items of cost
in the Uncompahgre Tunnel and out
lying canals and tributaries.
Third: To consider the proposition
of taking over the Ironstone Ditch
property, and the Loutsenhizer Ditch
property, provided plans are complet-
ed, ready for settlement, subject to
the approval of the secretary of the
interior
Fourth; To consider any other mat
ters that may come before the meet
ing.
It is urged that all water users and
land-holders in the valley be repre-
sented either in person or by proxy.
Proxies should be delivered to the
secretary at least three days before
the meeting. (Article of By-laws.)
The Delta independent., 1915-01-08
Young Misses
Receive Guests

Notable among the holiday fetes
was the gathering at the pleasant
home of Prof. and Mrs. C. Il. Smith
on Garnet mesa when their daughter
Helen and Miss Erna Lamson de
lightfully entertained their friends at
a New Years AT Home from to
6 O'Clock.
The house was prattily decorated
in the usual Christmas colors. and
with the potted plants and the bright
fire in the CRATE. made scene that
could not fail to please even the most
exacting of critics.
After the happy New Year greetings
had been exchanged. the young host
esses served dainty refreshments
which were heartily enjoyed by all
Before leaving each guest wrote her
name in a book which will be re-
tanned for many years as memento
OF the pleasant occasion.
The Delta independent., 1915-01-08
Farmers Institute
Jan. 18, at Delta

According to the Agricultural col
lege itinerary. the Delta institute will
be held here on January is. at Cedar
edge on the 10. at Austin On the 20,
Hotchkiss 81 and Paonia on the 22nd.
President Lory, of the college. Will
discuss the advantages of live stock
on the farm for the home. DIR. E. +.
Sandsten. state horticulturist; Prof.
Morton. dairy and cattle expert. and
Prof. vaplon. poultryman. will ably
discuss their special lines. and the
meetings dated will prove to great
interest to both old and young. None
should miss attending the nearest of
these Institutes to their locations.
To County Horticulturist Richard
son. of this city, is credited much of
the effort of securing these institutes
for Delta county, and the opportunity
they will furnish for the dissemination
OF educational knowledge to farmers
and stockmen will no doubt be fully
appreciated. All should remember the
dates as given above. and attend.
The Delta independent., 1915-01-08
Chimes
At Cedared8e

On Christmas day, at five O'Clock in
the evening, the words were said
which joined the life destinies of
Mr.. Lawrence w. Blossom and Miss
Margaret C. Wetterich. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Geo. II.
Mcdowell at the residence of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
G. Wetterich. in the presence of rela-
tives and some thirty friends. After
the ceremony. the parties and guests
sat down to six o'clock dinner
which our informant told us should
be described with special emphasis
on the word "sumptuous. The home
was decorated appropriately for
Christmas day.
The bridal couple are well known
and highly esteemed young people
whose large circle of friends wish
them all the felicities of life. West
Slope joins them in wishing the newly
weds long life. happiness and pros
perity is our wish.-Cedaredge West
Slope.
The Delta independent., 1915-01-08
Stock Show Week.

There has been so many conflicting
reports regarding the annual stock
show at Denver that the public will
be interested in knowing that arrange
ments have been made. by the com
mercial bodies of Denver. to pull Off
the greater portion OF the annual
show during the week advertised.
There will be National Horse Show.
the National Poultry Show. the Agri-
cultural Exhibition and a big Baby
show, and in addition arrangements
will be made for a Dog Show and the
usual Industrial exhibition. There
will be about twenty conventions and
meetings held during the week and
the Denver Press Club is putting on
its brand Iron" dinner and big
ball All of Denver is enthusiastic
over having the show after all and
everything possible is being done to
make Il a success. Practically all of
the Show will be there but the Cat
tie Show and there will be plenty OF
cattle in the yards, sales of pure bred
breeding stock and feeders" and the
business end will not be neglected.
The usual low railroad rates will be
in effect and Denver is planning to
take care OF the largest crowd 1t has
ever had.
The Delta independent., 1915-01-08
Latest Foreign
War Matters

Fighting along the European battle
lines continues severe, according TO
dispatches, with the tendency OF ad-
vantage In favor of the Russians. who
being accIimated, are less affected by
the rigors OF winter. They report
crushing victories over the Turks.
The weather is reported as some
thing awful. but is proving an ally to
the tough Russian soldiery.
The following dispatch is about the
line OF the latest news. and is of the
same class the public has been fed
with since war activities began. vary
ing but little from one side to the
other:
London. u2:30 p. M. Jan. 5.-The
right wing OF the French army today
is less than thirty miles from the river
Rhine. in the Aisatian village OF Stein
bach, and within eighteen miles OF
the Rhine in Thanh. Steinbach and
the heights to the southeast of the vii
Iage we're captured after one of the
most stubborn fights in the war.
The French progress In Upper Al
SAGE is probably the most significant
news from the western front In a mum.
ber Of weeks and by some observers
here II is taken to indicate future at
tempts on the part OF the allies to
break thru in this region. maintain
ing base on Belfort, France.
The fighting now is centering
around Cernay. called Sennheim by
the Germans. All official French bull
letin last night said engagements Of
"a very violent nature continue in
the region OF Carnay." The bulletin
continued:
'The Garman works to the west OF
Cernay, captured by us yesterday.
we're lost for brief period following
n very violent counter attack, but the
Germans we're not able to maintain IL,
and his position remains in our
hands"
That another French column has In
vaded Alsace is announced in the
French official bulletin today which
says the invaders have occupied n
hamlet near Orbey. fourteen miles
west OF Colmar.
The German official statement de.
cIares the French were driven back
after advancing two miles east of
Steinbach.
The Delta independent., 1915-01-08
=, j. HUuANiSkTS THINkO
GRAPH MAKES APPEARANCE

+. ]. Hulanisld, once the pointed
pensman of the Ouray Plaindealer, has
come to light in San Francisco as
editor of THE Thinkograph. bright
little magazine yet in its infancy bat
sufficiently witty to gain place in
the Hall of Fame.
"Huly" is one of the brightest of
American paragraphers, and it may
be that he has struck his gait" AS
n matter OF fact It never was very
hard for him to arrive at gate.
The main difficulty seemed to be
in his carelessness about closing the
gate after passing through. But here's
to Huly and his Thinkograph! May
II never get clogged! His first ad-
monition is: "Disanex overripe
appendix and grouohiness."
The Delta independent., 1915-01-08
TO HELP WITH
THE PROSPECTING FOR OIL

On Tuesday evening meeting OF
several wideawake ranchers and bust
ness men was held at the office OF
Parker Balch to discuss the advisa-
bility of joining with prominent citi-
zens of Hotchkiss in prospecting for
oil on Oak mesa. George II. and Ed
NJ. Duke and Henry Roberts came up
brom Hotchkiss and talked the situa-
ton over both privately and in this
meeting. Those present were much
encouraged over the possibility OF
finding oil and a committee composed
of Charles Oliver. T. T. Duffield,
Weldon Hammond. C. C. Hawkins and
Parken Balch was designated to make
a trip of investigation for further re-
port to the Paonias who may be in
terested.-Paonian.
The Delta independent., 1915-01-08
Warranty Deeds.

Daniel E. Grim to Willie T. Grim.
tract Delta, $4,000.
Willie T. Grim to w. Rogers. ct
al. tract Delta, $1,000.
Minnie Belle Kennicott to Victor II.
Kennicott, tract Eckert. 81.
Ada Beckman to Vance ]. Paul.
check. tract Hotchkiss, $4,000.
j. ]. Hoffer to Jessie A. Armstrong,
lots Paonia. ISL.
John NJ. Burkart to Carl Burkart,
lots Paonia, 81.
Roswell o. Wilmot to Mira C. Will
mot, tract Hotchkiss, 81.
j. NJ. Conner to Chas. Conner. tract
Cedaredge. $40.
r. p. James to First National Bank,
Cedaredge. tract Cedaredge, $40.
!, Mary Ann Wire to O, C. Hand, lots
Delta. s225.
The Delta independent., 1915-01-08
Installation of
10. O. F. Officers

Last Friday night, the first night
of the New Year. marked a memor-
able epoch in the annals of Delta
Lodge No. 116. ]. o. o. F.. for on that
night the newly elected and appointed
officers of that organization were in
with a pomp and dignity well befit-
ting such an important occasion.
Brother Fred II. Mcconnell. ID. ID.
G. NJ acted in his official capacity
as installing officer with much zeal
and he in turn was ably assisted By
the following members. acting as dep
uty Grand Lodge officers: G. NJ, Jas.
Z. Beckley: G. w, Tom Dewar; G. $.
Frank p. Mckee; G. T., Willis Swim;
G. c.. VIM. l.. Garrison; G. G. Jas.
Weir; C. H., b. Franklin Anderson.
At the conclusion of the ceremony
the members present to the number
OF ninety-five sat down to New
Years banquet and love feast. which
was thoroughly enjoyed by all. The
balance OF the evening was devoted
to social entertainment and amuse-
ment The following is the list of Of
ficers for the ensuing year:
c. Ember Paul. n. G.; Geo. Wonders,
V. c.: Elmer r. Skinner. r. s; John
w Davis, F. s.; w. D. Hines. Treas
uerer: W. 5. Ellingwood. W; p. Ed
Paul, C.: 4. +. Sidebottom. Chap;
S. A. Shepard. n. S. s: James Green.
wood. l.. S. s.: VIM. a. Shepherd, r.
s. n. c.: j. Thos. Beatty. L. S. l.. G.;
Geo. Deter. r.. S. V. G.: Matthew
Stephens. l.. S. V. G.; Trustee for
three years. F. II. Mcconnell.
The Delta independent., 1915-01-08
Receive DELAYED Gift.

ages delayed by the rush OF express
and postal packages. and among the
former was one addressed to Mr.. and
Mrs. F. ]. Reed. which the genial
agent appropriated to himself. II was
Just a tiny mite of a package, and its
name is Darby Wiseman Reed. The
little fellow arrived Wednesday. De
cember 30 and has already announced
himself as satisfied with his new
home, while Frank just got back to
earth in time to resume his duties
after New Years.
The Delta independent., 1915-01-08
w. |. johnson Wins at Montrose.

w. L. Johnson. the famous chicken
man. when it comes to barred rocks,
entered a few birds at Montrose at
their fair last week. and received 1st
cock; 1st, I'd. and Sd. hen; LIST cock
erel and I'd pen.
Mr.. johnson makes study of the
chicken business and his efforts along
this line are being remunerated.
The Delta independent., 1915-01-08
suh.eription. Received.

Subscriptions have been received
this week as follows:
A. B. Wire, John Boydon. Olathe;
Mrs. Minnie Wagner. Telluride; F. F.
Ross. Pennsbore, West Virginia;
Clinton Matlock. Roubideau: ]. w.
Cummings. S. ]. Kyffin, r. S. Kelso,
Mrs. r. G. Sutton. NJ. Weene, Geo. w.
Bruce. Delta: Miss Margaret Griggs,
Los Angeles: w. F. Cowan, Hotch-
kiss: Il. w. Ensley, Read; DIR. Clay
baugh. Austin: C. A. Moeller, Bel Nc
Michael. Delta; ], l.. Sherd, Cedar
edge.
The Delta independent., 1915-01-08
WHEAT SCARS IN CHICAGO;
FLOUR RAISES 55c BARREL

Chicago, Jan. War prices today
not only hoisted wheat but dealt a
stunning blow to the flour consumer.
Top grades of the best patent flour
was elevated just 80 cents a barrel
and there were similar advances on
other grades. Cash wheat today touch
ed s1.36 IA. The highest January
prices in more than 40 years. Abnor-
NAL European demands for bread
stuffs are given as the reason.
The Delta independent., 1915-01-08
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued at
the county clerks office this week as
follows:
Gust Bergstrom OF Ophir and Tall
tha A. Church of olathe; Joseph c.
Cunningham and Manila Hemlick OF
Delta: Edwin f. Landreth and Clariee
Fay Adams Of Austin: James Karnes
and Miss r. Freeman Of Delta: Paul
Blumburg and Edna Hall of Delta.