The Delta independent., 1923-04-27
PAoN1A NEWS


business visitor here Tuesday.
Charles Chandler of Montrose was
business visitor here Friday.
Mrs. Graham and son of Somerset
were shopping in Paonia Friday.
Boxes for votes for May Queen
have been placed in the various
stores.
John Bott Of Grand Junction spent
Thursday as q visitor in the Max
Lift home.
Geo. Merchant, our county assessor
was here Friday assessing the bust
ness houses.
The o. P. Parmley family moved
to the Bennett ranch on Rogers
Mesa Tuesday.
Mrs. Jess Gaddis and daughter
Sadie OF Somerset were shonping in
Paonia Thursday
DR.. Denote of Cedaredge' will
speak in the Methodist church Sun
day morning. May 9Th.
Women of Woodcraft initiated six
teen new members, Saturday night.
The Delta Circle was present.
Another food sale will be held at
the rest room, April 28th. The Beth
lehem Community club have charge
OF this.
The Stewart Mesa school has been
closed from Friday to Wednesday
because OF the absence Of Miss Bern
ice Miller. 1i' 93
Raymond Wilcox and o. c. Hunt
have Just received car of Chevro-
lets and were busy unloading them
Tuesday.
Mrs. Vic Whitmore, who was re-
Gently operated on at the hospital
has returned to her home and is
doing fine.
Mrs. Dick Jenkins OF Grand juno
ton came in Saturday by stage to
spend a few weeks with her mother.
Mrs. w T. Martin.
The Caesar Glass entertained the
rest OF the Latin Club Wednesday to
an entertainment. Games and re-
freshments were enjoyed.
Mrs. Burt Edwards returned from
pleasant visit in the East wednes-
day. Mr. Edwards met her at Den
yer and accompanied her home.
Wilma and Inez Reed. Mrs Sid
Shocks, Mrs. Eric Micha. and Mrs
Girls Walker were in Paonia Monday,
attending the funeral of Mr.. Sandifer.
The dancers OF our High School en-
loved dance Friday night in the
Odd Fellows Hall. Light refreshments
of sandwiches and cocoa were served.
Mrs. NJ J. Sims. and her son and
daughter. Irving and Isabel Of Bowie
spent the weekend in the home OF
their daughter and sister, Mrs. John
Carter.
At last Gunnison county has found
II profitable to make the road wider
between Bowie and Somerset. The
road is closed from eight a. m. to nve
p. M. SO as not to interfere with the
working.
Fireman were called out at noon
Tuesday to destroy the fire at the
Bert Neal home on main street.
The fire started from the chimney
and we are all glad to know there
wasn't much damage done.
Tuesday the seventeenth the Boy
Rangers entertained their mothers.
Mrs, A. " Smith presented to the
the boys a flag stand as gift from
the mothers Speeches were given
by some of the boys and light re-
Treatments Of cake and ice cream
were served
THE Old Nest" photo-drama. was
nut on by tn. Royal Neighbors OF
America. Thursday. April 26 in the
opera house. An admission OF twenty
five and thirty cents was charged
and special music given during the
intermissions.
While coming home from her days
teaching ut Stewart Mesa school
Thursday, Miss Bernice Miller's
horse ran away. throwing her out OF
the buggy. giving her some bruised
spots and sprainF. She was back In
school Wednesday.
Friday night at eight o'clock n
group OF twenty knocked at Dillon's
door. and about eight.thirty Eileen
was n very much surprised girl. The
party was spent in playing games, and
dancing. Light refreshments OF ice
cream and cake were served.
The photo drama, THE Man With
out a Country" was shown in the
opera house Thursday night under
the auspices OF the American Legion.
The Legion saw few OF the business
men present, and are wondering why
they are not supporting them more.
The Lyceum number. The Winters
Company were here Monday night,
A good crowd turned out to hear this
and everyone went away very much
pleased with the whistling OF Mrs.
Winters and piano-monologs OF MT.
Winters. This Lyceum course is
being put on by the Senior class, and
our next and last number. Miss Guila