The Delta independent., 1919-08-15
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Montrose with her friend, Miss Rena
Olds.
DR.. and Mrs. Will H. Feldman of
Fort Collins are spending a vacation
period at Paonia.
w. T. Bross of Paonia was pleas
city on business Saturday.
The H. H. Wolbert family have been
spending several days enjoying tho
beauties of Grand Mesa.
Miss Mary Caldwell of Montrose ar
rived Saturday and will spend two
weeks as the guest of friends in this
city.
Miss Zelah Snoddy, stenographer for
Stewart and Stone, is taking her va
cation. Her place is being filled by
Miss Oliver.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. White are
rejoicing over the arrival of a boun-
cling Sh pound baby boy at their home
the past week.
A. E. Goodyear, who has been visit
ing the w. E. Taylor family at Ced-
aredge spent the day Monday in this
city.
Mrs. Gladys Jessup came in Friday
from Montrose for few days visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
F. Kirby.
Miss Ruby Hart returned to her
home at Cedaredge Friday after at.
tending the Baptist meeting here the
past week.
Thomas Harshman, one of the pros
porous Cory ranchers and fruit grow
ers is erecting a fine new seven room
bungalow on his ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul X. Osborne and
the latter's mother. Mrs. Ward are
spending the week on an outing trip
at the Grand Mesa lakes.
Mrs. Robert Russell, who has been
here for some time visiting relatives
from Mountain Home, Arkansas, spent
the day Friday in Montrose.
An arrival the early part Of the week
was Miss Walks Hawkins, or Texola,
Oklahoma, who is visiting at the home
of her sister, Mrs. o. j. Adds.
The Rev. George F. Klein and fam.
lily spent the past week on Grand
Mesa and are there this week attend.
ing the Epworth League Institute
Miss Marriott Bridges left the latter
part Of the week for Montrose to Wis
it friends, and will also spend a few
days at Lake City before her return.
Miss Ethel wigram has resigned
her position at the Colorado Power
Company and is enjoying a vacation.
The vacancy is being filled by Edgar
Gale.
Miss Jessie Butler departed last
week after spending vacation In Ced
aredge with her brother, Edgar Butler.
who is a prosperous rancher in that
section.
Mrs. w. G. Williams and daughter.
Miss Janet Amsbary and her guest.
Miss Catherine Bullock Of California
are the members of a party spending
delightful vacation at the lakes.
Claude Trickett the linotype man
at the Tribune office. is taking a va
cation and in the meantime has been
attending the Epworth League Insti
tute held on Grand Mesa this week
Miss Florence Morgan returned Fri
day to her duties at the Variety Store
after two weeks vacation spent with
her parents at Cory. While away an
enjoyable trip was made to the Grand
Mesa lakes.
Miss Lola Briggs. who returned re-
Gently from Greeley where she com
pleted the first half of the summer
term at the teachers college, is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. A.
Briggs of Cedaredge
| G. A Luft and wife and two child
rem left Saturday for Keokuk, Iowa,
after visiting the Beckman family at
Cedaredge. While there a trip was
made to Grand Mesa. They we're much
impressed by the beauties Of the sum.
mer resort.
Rev. Alfred B. Parry, who was to
have arrived home the last of the week
In order to I'LL the pulpit at the Bapt-
list church Sunday morning and even
ing, did not get home. He is not ex-
pected in at this time. before the first
Of September.
The papers last week reported the
arrival in New York Of Horace ]. Wup-
ben after nearly year in France The
Wubben family were formerly resi-
dents of Paonia, and 1t will be remem-
bered that the elder son. Eugene, was
killed in an airplane accident while
in the service. rt
Lieutenant q. e. Odom, wife and
two children departed Sunday for Dem
YER. Lieut.. Odom has been visiting
here with his wife and his narenfa Mr