The Delta independent., 1923-06-29
PAONIA NEWS
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Rev. Mr.. Smith went to Denver
Wednesday morning on a short trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. R ]. Huff of Delta
were visitors IN the Rockwell home
Flast week.
morning where he Will be employed
in the mine.
Miss Cleo Kramer arrived Sunday
from Fort Collins to visit with her
sister, Mrs Perry Morttz.
| Harold Heter of Paonia, and Miss
Sadie Gaddis of Somerset were mar
ried at Delta last Wednesday.
Paul Blackwell OF Grand Junction
gave talk to the Boy Rangers Tues
, Monday about thirty Christian En-
Edeavorers motored to Hotchkiss
where they had a beef steak fry.
FOR SALE-Green gooseberries and
currants. &c per pound. Josephine
Roth, Coop. Phone Paonia 131-A
A few Of the fruit growers are
picking and shipping cherries. The
varieties are Bings and Royal Aunes.
A number of Paonia Masons and
families attended the Delta County
Masonic picnic at Hotchlziss Friday.
Miss Lillian Pottorff returned We'd
nesday evening from Lamont, Iowa.,
after finishing a years work in col
lege.
Hugh Riley was passenger Mon
day morning for Ponca City, Okla
homa, where he will remain with his
parents.
Theo Beckman and family, accom-
panied by jerks Williams and wife,
motored to Grand mesa and back
| Sunday.
The Misses Florence Blofers of
Delta and Augusta Harshman of Cory
were guests in the Kuykendall home
last week.
Wade Hutchison and Marion Craw-
| ford gave character dance at the
opera house Wednesday night. 1t was
very well atteded.
Will Lamb has sold his interest in
the store to T. C. Wand. Sr., and ex-
poets TO move to Fort Morgan so as
to get his girls in school.
Miss Phyllis Roberts, who is en-
ployed at the Harding -Raber Drug
store IN Delta, spent the weekend
at home, returning to Delta Monday
Mrs. Bert Edwards, operator of the
Western Union. went to Delta We'd
nesday for medical treatment Mrs.
l.. r Nc Cautash of Delta is filling
her place.
| Mrs. Ernest Hufty gave a birthday
party in honor OF her son Harry's
fifth birthday. Tuesday afternoon
Light refreshments were served and
game played.
Guy Reece and Ralph Rule motor
ed in from Bovina. Colorado, Monday
and will spend a few weeks here Wis
iting Mr.. Rules parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. T. Rule.
Bill Sparks and family left Tuesday
for Durango where he Will take up
his work on the railroad Jim Sparks
and family left the same morning
for Grand Junction.
Richards garage has bought two
new Gardner cars recently, one a
sport model for Charley Lawrence
and one a touring car for FL
Schmidt, both of Somerset
Rev. 1vor G. Hyndman and family
left Tuesday for Clifton to spend a
few days looking after Mr. Hyndman's s
ranch. Mrs. Hyndman will remain a
few days longer visiting friends
Aunt Polly" Dawes. Coop. tele-
phone operator. has been i'll several
days from an attack of appendicitis
She is somewhat improved and ex-
poets to be back on the board next
week
The Epworth League entertained
the boys and girls who are at home
from the various schools and colleges
at party at the parsonage Wednes-
day evening. There was a good
crowd and all report a nice time.
John Bott and family OF Grand
Junction. with Mr. Bolts sister, Miss
Helen. OF Chicago. are visiting in the
Max Lift home On their return to
Grand Junction Miss Helen win go
to Ogden. Utah. to visit relatives.
Y Mrs. Nettie Saunders departed for
Price, Utah. Thursday. where she was
met by Jake Bohnet and they were
married Friday. They expect to make
'Mohrland, Utah. their home We all
wish them very happy married life
Tueday evening the Auxiliary to
American Legion Post No. 81 gave
an entertainment in the form of a
dinner and dance to the members Of
the American Legion Post. The cast
OF the play Nothing but the Truth"
were invited.
The Episcopal, Methodist and Com
munity churches Of the city will unite
| for the month Of JNly In oman air oor.