The Delta independent., 1921-07-08
HOTCHKISS
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Mis-. Bessie Fisher visited friends
in Delta Saturday.
George Parks aand little Georda
spent one day visiting in Delta last
week
John Patterson, one of our old
timers, is spending . few weeks at
the lakes.
Mrs. Bert Bross and Miss Sadie
Stevens spent the Fourth with the
Keers family.
Mrs. Margaret Broddos and little
son of Somerset, were visiting the
Greenameyer family Saturday.
We again remind you Of the big
1921 Hotchkiss Chautauqua to BE-
gin the goth inst
William Fearce Of waiia Waiia,
Washington. is visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Pierce.
A. l.. Perry and two sons. Buster
and Clarence, returned home Monday
evening after a few days outing at
Grand Lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. H H Strumple and
son OF Chicago and visiting Mrs.
Strumplss mother, Mrs. Hathoway OF
Reger. Mesa.
Clark Roe, our efficient decorator,
is beautifying the Robertson drug
company's front with a fresh coat
of paint.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Tuttle left
for Denver Thursday. They were
called there by the illness of Mrs.
Tuttle's sister.
Miss Florence Corbin, niece Of
George Winnegar. of Ollwein, Iowa,
il here for months visit with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Harry Corrault and son Owen
sister and nephew of Rev. Flynn of
Guthrie, Iowa, are guests of the
Flynn family for . few weeks.
Victor Meador arrived home last
week from California. Vic will prob
Eably remain in this part Of the
country for the balance OF the
summer.
Geo E. Winnegar returned home
last week from Iowa where he has
been visiting and attnding to some
business transactions for the past
month.
fortunately the greater part OF the
fhay cut was gotten into the stack
before the big rain Monday. This
in.ures a fine crop of alfalfa harves-
ted before getting wet.
We we're misinformed about there
being a special business meeting"
of the Music and Art Club at Mrs.
Sanderson's last Monday week, and
are clad to make the correction
beautiful baby girl was born te
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sullens Of
Prairie City. Oregon, June 2Sth
Mrs. Sullens will be remembered a.
Madaline Barlow, formerly OF Hotch
hiss.
Tuesday, June 80, . bouncing baby
boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Char
lew Thomas. This being the second
.on born to this popular couple,
Charley took he affair in a more
matter Of fact manner than on for
mer occasions
Another spirited ball game was
pulled off at the City Park last
Sunday afternoon between the Or
chard City sports and the Hotchkiss
wideawakes. The score ended In
three 20 two in favor Of Hotchkisa
Several sorry looking punches
came dragging in Monday night and
Tuesday morning after spending a
wfntry day at the Grand Lakes
midst beautiful snow and blooming
couimbines. Not every country can
eniov such luxuries on July Fourth
Farmers picnic to have been held al
county fair grounds July 4th was
called off on account of the inole
ment weather The weather CLERK
decided a good rain would be more
I,beneficial to the general welfare OF
the people than a celebration. How
ever the gathering Of the back bone
Of the country" will take place at a
later date.
The three Marsh brothers of Kan
sas, having disposed OF extensive m
terests at their former home. are
looAing over our country with view
of Investing in a stock ranch. The
Marshes are conservative and intel.
jligent men and We welcome them to
our valley as permanent citizens.
The great Independence day was
ushered in with q copious downpour
OF welcome rain. The dust had be-
como almost unbearahle, and while
this weather on the Fourth materi-
ally interfered with the general pro
gram for the day. the majority were
reasonable enough to admit that the
glorious rain was OF far more benefit
than the many planned picnics.
Lunches already prepared to be eaten
ut the City park were eaten at home,
many nH Nhe nai1hhnrS COMBINING