The Delta independent., 1923-06-15
PAONIA NEWS
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| Do it today and let others talk
about 1t tomorrow.
Loyal Harris returned Monday
night from Mackover, Arkausas.
Charley vogers have moved their
abode to the Snoeehoe ranch.
Miss Eunice Curtis left Sunday
for Gunnison to enter summer school
Robert Whitney returned Monday
from the Western State college 4
Gunnison.
| Mrs. J. B. Wax OF LAmborn mesa,
had a business "trip to Lake City, 60
ing Thursday.
| DR.. G. w. Smith attended the Dis-
trict Dental convention At Glenwood
Springs last week.
| Jerome Martin returned Saturday
night after finishing his third year
at college in Boulder.
Mrs. Josephine Puckett, mother of
H. A. Puckett, departed Tuesday
for Hutchinson, Kansas.
Harry Edwards and family have
moved to their mountain ranch at
the head of Terror creek
!yc~ Hadlep was passenger Sun
day coming in from Boulder univer-
sity where he has been a student.
Miss Frances Curtis, who has Just
closed successful year of teaching
near Los Angeles. returned Tuesday
A good many Of the kids are inter-
ested in the swimming pool move
ment who never were reconciled to
the bath tub.
Miss Katherine Tays returned Fri
day night after finishing her first
years work at Sampson College. at
Indianola, Iowa.
Mrs. Lizzie Trowbridge Of Denver,
spent few days in the home Of her
uncle. George Small, leaving Monday
for San Francisco.
After finishing important business
matters here. Chris Lund departed
Wednesday morning for his homo In
Whittier. California
At the last Rotary meeting Thurs-
day. Miss Lorraine Lamb gave a pi-
ano solo and Ernest Hufty talked
on postoffice matters.
Miss Phyllis Roberts has completed
two years work at the University
Of Nebraska at Lincoln, Nebraska,
and returned home Tuesday.
verd Watson and Morris Bowie
arrived home on the train Saturday
night from Boulder where they fin
ished successful years work.
The Misses Josephine Bross and
Zelma Roatcap were among the many
students returning Thursday from the
Western State collegeof Colorado.
J. l. Criswall returned last week
from an extended stay in California
and n at home on his ranch which
is in charge Of his son-in-law, Earl
C. Wilson.
Miss Eula Tunnell has gone to
Marshfield, Missouri, to spend the
summer. Her place at tho Paonia
Mercantile company will be filled by
Miss Norma Curtis.
Miss Dorothea Clements was . pas
seneer Sunday morning Tor Oakland.
California, for visit with relatives
She expects to enter summer school
at Berkeley college.
Mrs. Sally Bross and niece, Miss
Sallye Stephens left Sunday morning
for California, Mrs. Bross going to
Los Angeles and Miss Stephens to
Crescent City.
George Woods fs suffering much
pain from . serious injury to one Of
his eyes when piece of wood he was
chopping struck him. He was taken
to Deka Monday for treatment.
Tho Boy Rangers left Wednesday
morning for the Robert Rockwell
ranch ON Terror Creek for q three
day hike and camping trip. They will
return Friday afternoon.
Ear1 McMichael has received his
lege at Fort Collins. He has com.
pleted a course in animal husbandry.
He was graduate from Paonia high
school and served in the World War.
Lucille Davis. who has spent the
past year teaching at Fairview
school near. Austin. visited last weel.
IN the T. G. Wand home. She Left
Wednesday for Delta and on Sunday
went to Gunnfson to attend summer
school.
The seniors offered to give q party
Jerome Martin returned Saturday
tickets for their class play. and the
sophomores won The affair was IN
the form Of a wiener roast at Steph.
ems grove Friday night.
/ Ray Taylor and family Of Iowa, are
visiting q few weeks in the home OF
Rays parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Taylor Of Bone mesa. They are on
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