The Delta independent., 1921-06-10
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a several days trip including Ouray
and Telluride.
The eighth grade graduating ex-
ercises were held last evening. There
we're % in this class.
Mary Seeley from Delta spent the
weekend in Paonia, being the guest
of Gladys Rosenburg.
The ball game Sunday between
Paonia and Delta ended in score
of 22-17 Delta being victorious
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Belknap from
Delta, are visiting in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. H. L. James of Midway.
Owing to the inclemency of the wea-
ther, it was very difficult for either
| team to do what they were able to do
Dewey Smith, Margaret Matthews
and Mrs D. w. Thomas started to
drive to Denver Saturday morning.
| Buster Hester, son Of Mrs. T. M.
Hester of Delta. is visiting indefin-
itely with his grandmother, Mrs.
vina Will.
Jerome Martin came IN Saturday
night from Boulder where he has
been attending the university for the
past year.
Mrs. w. H. F1uallen and son Billy
from Delta are visiting in the home
Of the doctors mother, Mrs. Emma
Rudolph.
Clyde Miller, son of NJ. and Mrs.
Harry Miller, who has been attending
college at Fort Collins, returned
home Friday.
gNI.. ~ tha
Paonia high school were held We'd
nesday evening. Morris Bowie was
the valedictorian.
They reached Cerro hill and the
roads were in sucr condition that the
ladies of the party abandoned the car
and walked into Cimarron.
Mrs. Harkness were also there. Alb
out eight cars were furnished to
take the young people down and ev-
eryone had a very nice time.
Clair Hadley, son of A. ]. Hadley.
came in Friday night from Fort Col
Inns wher he has been attending the
agricultural college for the past nine
| months
Dorothy and Herbert Lund came
| in Tuesday night from Whittier,
California, where they have been
attending the university for the past
year.
The farewell sermon to the gradu-
ating class was delivered by Rev.
A. S. Weeks of the Methodist church
Sunday night. There were II in the
class this year.
| On Monday the young people of the
| loI 1in
in the Hotchkiss park. DR.. Oliver
stayed over for the picnic. Mr.. and
| her home in Crawford last Sunday.
An arrival Monday were Mrs. w.
| v. Eubanks and son, Of Vancouver,
Washington, for a summers visit
with the lady's sister, Mrs. A. l..
Goess and family. Mrs. Goess met
them at Delta.
On Wednesday Mrs. d. W. Thomas
took Eula Tunnel, Mrs. Ed Curtis
and Mrs. O. J. Stone to Hotchkiss
in her new Lexington car. The ladies
report that it rides like a first class
pullman.
Clint Oliver and family, and his
sister Catherine expected to start
back to Kansas City Monday, but
owing to the big storm on the east
ern slope, they decided to wait few
days. Their son Edwin expects to
remain here for the summer and work
in the Paonian office.
The Senior class play, ut Pays to
Advertise" was a great success. The
play was given two nights and very
appreciative audience was present on
each occasion If there are such
people who do not believe in adver-
tising. they should be convinced af-
ter seeing this play, that it does pay
At the Baptist parsonage in Delta
Rev. A. B. Paryr officiating, occurred
the marriage of Raymond S. Rich
ards and Margaret Lucille Neesham.
both of this city. The ceremony
was performed on Saturday morn
ing, June S, and the couple was at
tended by Rex Richards and Miss
Cleo Compton of Delta
One of the biggest events Of the
week was held last night-the Amer
lean Legion smoker. There were a
good many out of town legion men,
bers. Boxing and a general good
time was enjoyed by all. AS it was
impossible to get any waitresses
here, eight Partisan experts were
employed The refreshments con-
sister of sandwiches, coffee, pickles,
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