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New-York tribune., 1922-12-21

Norw.slan. American Linz with pass, malls
and rndss; is expected 20 dock lste io-oAS
OF forenoon Saturday AZ 3oth -, bklys.
r.rrorf 4 Holt line with pass. malls ane
fr,das. 4 expected 10 dock FORENOON NJ
pier il. Hooksn. -. -.
Adam 'Brl, Pars Dec o. 20 booth i;ins ss
With rafn malls and maaei ~ e@ltst'a 70
dock AZ 53d a. bkiyn
Due SATURDAY
0rorTs Washington Bremen ~ sss
CferbourR "a. 70 Mhlis star Llne Hitn 81. ~,
erst. fs1 second, III thifd Class ph.h, n@.als @
ana rnds~. - expected 10 roach An brose
dsyilght saturday ana vii dock about sac
a IN I'll Pier 4 Hoboken.
Ccdrie (Brl. Liverpool Dec 49, 70 White
star Line with paFs, malls and nios. s
eroecisd 70 dock Al Pier 90, Il tWeat
ICELAND CBr). southampton Dec 10; 60
red star Line With pan, mails and mdse
Il expected 10 dock 90 fior o. u (N'st
w wuertisnberg Ccsr,. HAMBURG Dec 2; 70
United American Line With 10 cabin $50
third cia-r pass. mails and rldsci was iioso
miles cast Sandy Hook noon Dec 10. IA
eareeted 90 dock afternooh a. Pier 6e. " X.
Southern Cross. Fio Dc Janelro Dec its
20 Munson Line Win pas, malls arc NOSE
10 expected 10 dock ai Pier J, Hoboken.
Silvia fBr) 60 Johns Dec ~; e. B0Wfinz
4 60 with pass. nails ana mdFe. ia az
pectcd 20 dock forenoon 81 Java a. E'klyn.
Due Sunday
United states (Dan). Chrlstianla Dso l2i
20 4 Iines With pass, mails and mdse5 ~
expected 20 dock forenoon a. iith ST.
IIob0ken.
Cslsrlares. Port Lirnon Dec ~; 10 United
Frulf 90 with pass malls and mdrc; ia ez-
pecied 10 dock afternoon ~ pier 70. II
fMaid0n Lana.
Philadelphia. Ia Guayrs Des "a. 10
plifs. Daileit e co with pass. malls and
rndsos % expected 60 dock afternoon az
Pier III, B'klyn
Due Monday
Vessel Port Agency.
~ savoie. Hsvr~ Dec is...... french Lac
Mount Carroll, HsmburT, Dec "a.
United American Lines
San Lorenzo. san Juan. Dec 81.
X & Porto Rico Line
nogola. I.lngalon. Doc 49,. .Clydo Line
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
Cleared

Irouuois: Mckenzie; Monte CT.su and
Puerto Plata. clyde Line.
Modena (Nor). Olefsen; North Sydney,
c p; Uuited Transport Co.
Mount Clay; Brown Hamburgi United
American Line.
Kassmba CBr). Bulksiy. Cape Town and
Aieoa Bay; Norton. LILLY.
West Lake; Carlson; Liverpool; Export
2 IS CO.
SHnrekahdG; oatsri Hamburg VIA Ply.
mouth and CherbouTT; American Line.
rasus: james " ElwSii
Michigan (Br). Tribe; Baltimore from
Antwerp; International Mercantile Marine
Dominic (BrJ. Buck; Para and Coara.
FhisdslPhlsi Lssk; Baltimore. CLYDE
Nervsik: Robinson; Bosioni Eastern 3
Sudbury srodnsad: BSitirnOrs; United
ri occidents: Campbell: Galveston.
Southern Pacific Co.
A Mo;fett .r; Tuekeri Ts1As CITY r
Lsnsps; Kemballi Janksonvins ana
Charleston; Clyde Lima
. oskwin Di1on; Philadelphia; u Navi-
Louaana; JopsssOni NAtAnzsri Texas
( Eastern Tempest, Banrs. Hun ana New
oagtlo. Wfnchestsr.
InEa CBrsE). cSrdono: Para and cesra;
Lloyd prnziieiro.
Msravul (Br), Aathesoni TIinidAd 10
Perth Amboy. Purneas. Wlthy.b
Parma (Br), Mccourt: 81 Thomas ana
/ st Croix FurnsEE, witty.
East SIDE. De Barr: Belfast Dublin
| and Cork. Moore 4 Mccormack
ScottsburE; Sichois0n; rOkohams and
KOBE VA Honolulu and Panama Canal;
/ Barber Line
ssTsdsAoe: Adams: Baiunnorsi Arro-
I maui 3 Line.
ArsSgsys CBr,. oirard; Hsniitopi san
[ deFson sous-
schr Anna Ne Donald CBD, hiilsrl
I Perth Amb0y: ] Y whitney.
Rauanger (Nor). Prethus: NAnai and
1 Puefta Padre; MUnson Line.
New Haven; srlekiand New Bedford
| New England s CO.
Westerneri Powell; Philadelphia; Blsci.
I Diamond Line.
Antcnia (BT, Msrshail; Halifax and
| Plymouth. Cunard line.
ltboUrne CFr). Lago. Lsghorn. and
/ Tcrro Annunziafa and Traperif Simpson
/ Spence 4 young
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
American Ports
my AIafll

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec i5---Arrlvsd.
Msridea. san Pedro. sailed itth. Chit
huahua. coFinto.
SAN JUAN, Dec io-saiisd;.wc5t Katan.
Para.
HONOLULU Dec ii-salled. Chateau
Thcrry San Francisco.
NORFOLK, Dec is-Sallsd. Munmotor,
Boston.
FALL RIVER. Dec is-salied. George
q Nenry. Tamplco.
TAMPA. Dec is--sailed: Charles z
Harwood. Tamplco
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21

HALIFAX. Dso so--saehsm tDf)' Liver
u0ul.
HAVANA. Dec ;o-Moro Castle (fron
Vera Crgz). Esw iork.
HAMBURG. poo is--orduna tpD' Ne"
York
GIBRALTAR, Dec fg-Bfendon tbD
(from Gcnoa). Norfolk
SOUTHAMPTON Doe 2o-Flnland tfom
Antworp). New Tork.
gr John. n u. Dec i0-Manchostsr I'M
porter tuD, Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
CITY Island

Bound Souihi schs Henrietta Simmons.
- John for New York. with iath. 20 Rtet-
ron. Cutler T. Redman; Mary = Anderson
lEr). shcrbrooke FOR New York. 70 j p
~ hitney q Co; Sarah Eaton, MachaB for
New York. 90 Gilmariin & Co. u + DIM
ock, Portland. Sic via New Yorf. Della
ware. Boston FOR New York. tugs Dora =
McAHistsr. with 4 barges; N!rginian, With
barscs; cheektovaGa, With 8 barEeBs
barge. John B Collins. steam canal LILLE
and ACneE
Bound East; Sch John sehiuulis. S-vr
YORK for New Haven; tugs owen J Nc
williams, with . b1rEes. Energy. with d
bargess jessie Forsyth. with 4 barrcs
james hcWilisme, with 8 b9fges; Cocony
4. With ! barge
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
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Foreign Ports
-fi, NlnlIl

CffARLoTTEToWN pco i5-AfriVeo'
Corunna l1r sydney
PARRsBORO. Dec iS--sailedi II G Lock-
hart. boston fn port. achr Ina f@t-
fona CBrJ. for Boston
PORT uREViLLE. Dec i5-ssuedi schr
Minas Prirce.a tIrJ, ffillsb0f0, 70 load Tor
New Haven.
LOcRPORT. Dec fs-Cicafods schr
Wappa tur), liailfaH.
HALIFAX. Dee fC-Arrlved. Canada
tBrl. Portland, lcu Tor Liverpool racheia
fBr) Roston FOR st Johns and Liverpool,
90 procrad goth, Canadian coaster tbrl,
Dcfnsrtrn. i1th COrunna tbDt sydney
Sailed iGfh. Canadian I0dE0r tBrls bar-
bados. schr Mary q Dun (bD. New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
Weather Report

san rises fiisan.lsan sets t:ta nin.
Noon rioss, s.27 ? m. Neon sets s'VS Am
local FORECAST Snow or rain to-day
colder tonight. tomorrow generally falri
strong sAstsrly winds snd prooobH sales
shifting 20 northwest BY so-niShi.
Ths following advisory storm vArninS
4.s rsosived last uight BY the local
weather Bureau from Washington. d. c.
Hoist northeast storm warning 10 ?. m
north of Delaware Breakvator 70 Eastpor,.
Ma Disturbance central or the Atlantic
cosn VIII move rapidly northeastNsrd
nth Increasing intensity attended BY IN.
crsss'ng east ard northeast winds to-niSht'
6ssoming strong ana probably reaching
gale force Thursday morning. Thick weather
Nth snow OF rain"
Local 0nhcisI Reoords--Ths following
record from the Weather Bureau shows
tsmpsraturss during the last tWenty-four
hours In comparison With the correspond
~ hnfr 81 iaef wear.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
Foreign Ports
(By Cable
Arrivals

ANTWERP. Dec fi--Franclsco CBr).
Sew York via Halifax.
NoRBKorfSo, Dec i5-Gustayshoim
(Sv), New YORK..
noRpEAyx ,,5 P'; tt itsCtlsPsgr:s OBJ, OBJ,
KAnAcM. Dec iC-Astfal Sabine.
HARwICH. Dec i7--Busnos Ayros Csw).
Portland. ore.
TOKoHAdA Doc i7-Hokkal afaru
dap. B@i.!nTham: President Lincoln, san
Franelsco for IonEkong. Toklwa Maru
lJap). Seattle for HouEkonE.
HAMBURG. Dec i7-seyihlaa CBr).
.Flusl;nc. Dec i5-wss, ca=ps.v.
Montreal
ROTTERDAM. Dec is-coaass Peak. ss-
vannah.
sUEZ Dec iJ--Java Arrow. Calcutta for
New York.
LIVERPOOL. Dec 1a-Alezandrian CBr,.
Galveston. TregiisEon fBrl. Galveston (.
goht Andonnio CBr). How York.
VENICE. Dec is-Marina nO. Montreal.
GENOA. Dec i5--Fuli Msru (Jap). Bal
tlmore: sursvay tBr), Baltimore: 18th.
Tyrrhenia Grl. New York for hapl's ana
SiPLBs. Dec is-Ne,,l,a tBr). Port
MARsEILLEs. Doc i7-Biossoai Heath
NAiExINDKiA. Dec IS-siiKebors tDan).
iPswicH. Dec is-Dusnos Ayr,s (sv).
Portland. orc
las PALMAs, Dee is-wsst Saginaw.
7 New York for West Africa
GIBRALTAR Dec 2o-P.ava (itl, New
York Tor Venice; iath. OTolEranf CBr),
Philadelphia for NapioF.
HANRE. Dec so-Pnria (rrl. New York
via Plymouth. ifth. Colorado Syringe GAL
sISTIAoo. Dee is-si Mar (sr), New
GrANrANAMo. DEC vlDd.EEsa
HAVANA. bee sO-Moro c.ni.. Pro.
/ greso
| tanamo
PRoGREso. Dec is--csraFusy. Havana.
! VICTORIA. y g. Dec is-kssenga tBr),
( Giyfei Africa naru dap. Manila and
ST JohS, n p. Dec is-cAnaaian voy-
sgsr lBrJ, Hslifa1, 20 toad for London.
HALIFAX, Dec so-Ssturnia (BT), Glas.
SOW ior New York
sWANsEA. Dec is-cansdian otter
/ (Brl. Montreal
BELFAST. Dec i.-Bsisam. New York
and Ph'lsdeiphia via Londondsrry.
| BARCELONA. Dec it--Atianterhavet
| (panl. New OrieanA
ST JOHN, p. Dec so-Canadiau
! sQuAt,cr lBr). Glasgow.
| HALIFAX. Dec 10-9aturnia (Br1. Oias-
gov fand called for New York;; Canadian
! Constructor tBrl. Rotterdam.
HAVANA, Dec 20 - San Beni,o (Br),
| Boston.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
PROPOSALS
Hrps FoR rrEn RrpIma

blDe fOH FIEH REPAIRS.
Sealed bids viii b received al Ia CO..
Of the Cosmopolitan Ghlpplrx Company. 10
a. Bro2deay. Until 10 a. m. Wednesday Ds.
ceneer sith, ana there oprnsd n ths prss.
enos OF bi5deru for the repair Of darnsrse -
nre 70 Pier No. ,. Hcboksn. n. j. gpsrlfos-
tons OF worf 20 b done nAy b obtalr~s
ara damage nay b inspected b. oaiiing 81
No. 2 Hobo3sA.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
Marine Reports
Winds at Sea To-day

Winds al Sea To-day
Ysst Guif--Fresh north: everest
West 0ais--Noderats 90 tfesh hortherv'
generally fair. ,,..
C.aribbsan sea ara wlndward Passage--
Moderate 10 fresh northcrlyi party "FN
caeL bly, local rains .,.
Eorth u sandy Hook-bronq easteIi,
probably reaching gale forces thieA' WIZ
Gn0u or rain. -.
san6y Hook TO Hattsras--stfong ttlt,t
and northeast probably gales thioN
~esther with rain over south and rain on
snow o~er north portion. -. -
Hatfsfaa to Fi0rids Straits-fresh 70
strong. shifting. becoming noT'hN''N' wv
cast local rains. ,.,.
Disturbance central on estt flofda
coast viii ncve rapidly northeast ~qrd
storm Warnings dipisyod from cnariesson'
3. C., % EaUtpOri. Mc.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
Change of Masters

Anton HUSKY ruccesds - farEen
command steam screw Helen IT = moran.
Moran Towing Co
V II gtUmz succeeds J. Aaslefs0n
command gas yach' Marieiien.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
News and Reports From All Parts of the World

Anrisfy fsit for light keepers A. various
points on lakes yet % b. brought out f2r
winter owing 70 weather. severe hafd.
ships are undefa0us BY iifht hfopora nnd
tsrdsr sTaea and ica conditions ~ prffrnf
spch AZ 10 render task of bringing them
on exceedingly didicYit
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
50 n. So-si p Tn.. 'o.'l 'P. NJ ''''
C,.n~ral Woat.ier Condition.

General Weather Conditions
WASHINGTON. DEC. go.--The disturb
aaes that vas central over Minnesota
Tuesday night rae moved eastward %
Ontario. Another hss moved rapidly east
~ard over the Canadian Northwett and
Manitoba, while a third vac central OF
ne eopth Atlantic coast tonight and
-ucvinf rapldly rorihsasfwa-d.
Pressure remained hirh over tho Cana
dan MaritlMs Provinces aud generally
rest % ths Rocky Mountains. There have
hssn rains within the last twenty-four
hours IN TIE Southeastern states and local
fuoWs in portions 81 the lake reEioa and
m eastern North Dakota. The weather
became warmer to-day iu the middle ard
ZION and the ONO snd lower hissifsipi
alleys North plhofa ana the Canadian
Norihwtsf While colder weather over
spread the Viper Iissistipp! ana middle
ne souih Atlantic disturbsuss Will
rs0ye rapidly ncrfheaEtwHr1 flo1s the
soaBti attended b. precipitation almost
ssneraiiy a. the Atlantic states north 81
Georgia to-fnrrrow fnd local enoEs ~
1rotahis fn the lover laks reli0n and Tie
egtrerns pppor Ohio Valley Ire weather
all - generally fsir ~ the middle a.
over Ohio valley, T~npossee ana TIE
,aft Oyif states % morrow and almost
senorEiiy !l the Washingicu forecast dis.
sricf to-rnoforw night and frldar. Ths
tsupefatIrs VII riss "a Dortasfn NeN
EnFiand. whiie sofaswhst werner wosther
- probable FRIDAY IN the lower lake r.
gion. The Ohio Valley, Tennessee. the eass
3olf states aud the middle Atlantis ard
south Atlantic Giafeg
Forceasi by Districts sNew
rork--Srow or rain on he ccaet and snow
m ths Interior to-day. colder to-nifhti To-
1aorrou generally faif.
soutSerr Sew Engiand--snow oT rain on
? hs roasf and GroH On tlc interior to-dsFs
o morrow Gcnfrsiiy fair, no decided
hanEe iu fefr rerafurs
Easfer1 Ponnfy lsanis. New Jersey and
OsiaUsre-- Pain Or snow to-day; to-fnor-
10Y far not much change IN temperature
XaTr IEnl- fno~ on rain fo-da. fo-uiog-
rgw fsir nrd rcIre~haf warmer.
Teffffn .eN f0ri Generally clnufr
io-1sg aH .l-fisrlDf. fr0e4tiy .ceAl
-7,Ff. "a fs-l,.s s.gvis l.sag teTa-
ef1 atsr. fleIlpff or.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
YesseIs soIa

LynI ~ gas yacht a =
T, 99s9 s5, a Sanborn 70 EtBafe ~ ~ ~
, Mary Lenshan. barrs "a ..
Hlfhatd Henshsn 70 Thso,o,.' =, =.
lisiola l. valentine iof ,i5,, -
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
Dangers 70 NavirslioO
1y . 5 HydF'rl,a, o,ao

tby Z 5 Hydrori,1, o.a.o
North Atlantic OeeB-oa 4.
Coat
Following 0hsfrucfilrf ~, 49,.
Dec 10 About g mlief "a n, t,-.',s,-
Island ~ 0af f011 y n. H,f ~
unfnrilgrr1. stove ifstsii = 49,.
A0v o. Lac - 40 i8h ii 4. -...
sfan and cages buoy vel g,-.l.'..
Mirnio ~ Larrln1ga. Dec ii' fs9s,-
lou l1 o. partly rubm orgrf titt.l- -
co., Dee f2. Lar 1919 100 iiti 49,.
spar apparently attached 10 -.
vr.eiag. -Nlchlgan.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21

Highest, 81 degrees cat 10 y. nj iowest
70 degrees (Gt $50 a m)i average. "
fsrrset. average came date last year. 50
defreos. average aAms cate Tor Thirty
thrse ycArA 90 degrees
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21

CONE 40 cAMPA. Hillsberoush county
flofida- baimy weather, outdoor rec.
rsAtions, business snd agricultural oppor-
tunitiea Booklets on request Iampe
Bard Of Trade. 81 Ia rsyelts ala 4a.a'
%. ylA.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-21
Hurnldlty
Ilnrnneler Readinra

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The Delta independent., 1922-03-03
FACTS REGARDING pisTRI.
BUTTON OF PlcRIc ACID

Colorado is assigned $4,000 lbs Of
this explosive, to be shipped in one
car load from Sparta, Wis, to the Ag-
ricultural College at Fort Collins.
The cost laid down at Fort Collins
is $10.04 per hundred lbs. The cost
to the farmer may be found by add
ing this figure to the local freight
charges from Fort Collins to his sta
tion.
The maximum amount the college
can furnish to any one party 10 1000
lbs. Order must be accompanied by
check to cover.
The colleges will not order the car
shipped from Sparta until sufficient
orders are received to cover the car
load. Up to the 18th the October, or
ders for less than 1000 lbs. have been
received.
Picric acid is not ~ innammabie -
most ordinary explosives, and NO Ill
effects are experienced by men who
handle II.
Picric acid ID used in digging ditch
o., removing rocks and stumps and IN
any other way dynamite 10 used on
the farm. N
Instructions for using are furnished
with the material. ..8
The Delta independent., 1922-03-03
ROGERS MESA
. >~~~>~~~~>>~~ = .

Mrs. Will Linn is i'll with tonsilitis
Mrs. Sam Allen is on the sick list
Gene and Lois Bryan are sick with
the flu.
Nola and Oscar Lewis who were
quite Ill are reported better
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ruble are the
proud parents OF baby girl.
Owen Lattimer returned Thursday
from the Delta hospital.
Lewie Taylor and family are recov-
ering from severe attacks of grip.
Miss Croke OF Hotchkiss, spent the
week end at the Frank Blide home.
A number of folks attended the
dance at B. Payton's Saturday even
ing.
Edward Miller has moved from the
Hotchkiss ranch to the A. p. Miller
ranch.
Mrs. Vance Austin is taking care
Of her mother, Mrs. Frank Allen who
is sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Cox and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben O'Kelly attended sale in
Gunnison Valley Monday.
Mr.. Macarthur has sold his ranch to
John Ruble. Mr.. Macarthur is moving
his family to Grand Junction.
The Modern Women's Club will
meet Thursday, March 9th, at the
home of Mrs. Elizabeth Boyd.
Mrs. e. A. Carr is in Delta helping
to take care of James Earnest Carr,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Carr.
Mr.. Blide who came home Thurs
day, returned to Midway Monday,
where he Is building house for Mr..
Vinegar.
The Rogers Mesa schools have pur-
chased volley balls and nets, punch
ing bags and Indian clubs for both
upper and lower schools.
Mrs. J. A. Layman is on Redlands
Mesa taking care of her grand daugh-
ter. A fine girl who arrived Satur-
day to gladden. the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Neal Freeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blide delightfully."- en-
tertained q number Of the younger
folks in honor Of Edgar's birthday on
Thursday evening. Delicious refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
The Delta independent., 1922-03-03
PAONIA NEWS
80 >>>~>>>>>>

wireless in their home.
Mrs. Vern Fuller Of Somerset visit
ed in our town Saturday.
Mrs. Bee Wade took care of the
rest room Monday for her mother-in-
law
The Chilcote family moved into the
Geo. Craig house last week.
We see the Variety Store is dis
playing a nice line Of spring hats for
ladies' and children.
The Paonian is very proud of their
new steam heating plant which they
recently installed.
Mrs. NJ E. Davis made pleasant
call at the Hildenbrand home Mon
day morning.
Mrs Jay Walker has been very
sick the last week or SO with flu, but
is able to sit up some now.
Mrs. w. L. DeWoody's mother of
Iowa left for her home Tuesday after
an extended visit here with relatives.
Lawrence Williams left for Port
land. Oregon Tuesday to visit sis
ter he has not seen in sixteen years.
Mr.. Jay Walker has been dividing
his time between town and his ranch
since Mrs. Walker has been bed-fast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wade have
been quite sick with cold the last
few days, but are reported better
now.
The Gayety theater is being repair
ed this week by Mr.. Cady and Mr..
Carlson. The floor was sinking in
places.
Mrs. Bert Bross and Miss Mar
garet McNaughton entertained at an
afternoon tea Saturday at the Bross
home.
Clifford Heath has been confined
to his home with cold. Mr.. Wade
has been playing delivery boy the
last day or SO in Mr.. Heath's absence.
Mr.. Campbell returned from Dem
yer few days ago. We understand
he is bringing in carload Of furni-
ture which he will sell on the streets.
Henry Tefft and Robert Davis spent
several days at Delta and Cory, Mr..
Tefft having extensive ranch interests
at Cory. They returned home Tues
day.
Frank Gallipin has been up to the
home of his brother Orren, caring for
him during his sickness. Frank came
down Tuesday, his brother being
much better.
The Wallace Baker family are NOV
ing to their new home near White
Water, Colo. The Grand Junction
freight truck will take them down
there Friday.
A few spring hats made their ap-
pearance on our streets Saturday.
Dig down in your pocket and pull
out dime, and wear your summer
clothing in the winter time"
Letters received from Kansas
friends report rain fall Of from one
half to an inch. The only moisture
to speak of in the last 511 months.
Wheat fields are beginning to get
green.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. E. Shook and
daughter of Somerset came down
Sunday to visit at the home of Mrs.
Snook's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Wade, and found them sick with
colds. SO remained for day to care
for them, returning to their home
Monday evening.
The Delta independent., 1922-03-03
FRU1TLAND
; >H*xHxH>


Will Roe was Hotchkiss business
visitor on Friday.
Robley Mead was a dinner guest in
the Pratt home on Sunday.
Mrs. Tom LeValley is having an
attack of the grippe.
Rev. Gregg conducted services at
Ariel last Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Ronk visited in
the George Stafford home on Satur-
day.
Andrew Bradshaw was bitten on
the hand by dog Sunday, which was
quite painful for a while.
Mrs. Robley Mead went to Paonia
on Thursday for few days to take
treatments from DR.. Haley.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Faulkner
last Saturday morning. fine baby
boy. Mother and babe are being car.
ed for in Paonia.
Burtis Aver came home from the
Allen ranch last week. being unable
to work because of lame back. His
brother Lewis is taking his place.
Dena and Nettie Te Grotenhuis and
Edna Hammond, students OF the
Hotchkiss high school spent the
week end in their respective homes.
Dorothy Davis is the proud posses
sor of a magpie that talks 1t was
given to her by her brother when a
young bird and now talks almost as
well as parrot.
Orten Endsley moved his family
this week to the Revell ranch which
he will farm this year Otis Fileuer
will have charge of the Van Engen
ranch vacated by Mr. Endsley.
L. Smith, Edwin Brandshaw, Glenn
Yarnell, Lawrence and Duane Davis,
Jim LeValley. Raymond Crowder
were Mesaites who rode the goat into
the w. o. w. at Crawford last Thurs
day night.
Eva Alderman was the guest of
honor at party in the home OF her
sister, Mrs. Murphy last Saturday
night. After playing games for sew
eral hours cake and coffee were serv-
ed. Miss Eva will leave for Denver
in a few days to resume her school
duties.
The regular meeting OF the Farm
Bureau was held at the Frank Aver
ranch Wednesday, Feb. %. After
finishing the business of the Bureau,
the building OF church was discus
sed. Messrs. Critchlow, Roe, Crowd
er. TeGrotenhuis, George and Frank
Aver were appointed on the building
committee. On Friday the commit
tee located the church site on the
Frank Aver ranch on the north side
of the road and about a half mile
east of the W. D. Gould peach or
chard. Excavating for the basement
will be commenced in the very near
future.
The washington's birthday enter
tainment at the Fruitland Mesa
school house last Friday night was
splendid. Several Of the young peo-
pie Of the neighborhood took part in
the program which follows:
Musical Reading.
Song-Hurrah for the Flag
Drama-"A Watch, a Wallet and
Jack Of Spades.
"The America Home"
Rec.-"Uncle Tobe."
Song-"America for Me-"
Song-"I amt got enough"
Booster Club at Blackville.
Song-Moses.
After the program doughnuts. cof-
fee. popcorn balls and candy were
sold. The proceeds amounting to
$18, will be used for supplies for the
school.
George Cerlock has been nm the
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Geo. Lighthall was in Delta Mon
day.
Louise Hibbs spent the weekend at
the home Of Harry Woods.
Mrs. Holder and baby are visiting
her parents in Paonia at present.
Allie Martin Of Eckert, spent the
weekend at the Hudson home.
An S1z pound girl was born Sunday
to Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Freeman.
Most of the sick on the mesa are
very much improved: the Williams
family, however, are still quite i'll.
The Delta independent., 1922-03-03

George Gerlock has been ON the
sick list for the past week. but re-
ports himself improving at this time.
The Delta independent., 1922-03-03

Dig Market Day Sale
Saturday March l1th will sell any.
thing and everything. See Col. Davis.