The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1923-07-20
PAONIA NEWS

w. r. Jones OF SAMOA spent tuo
weekend in Paonia.
I Tom Poulos was a passenger down
and back to Delta on the stage Tues.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Dunbar OF Del
ia were visitors here Sunday evening.
Miss L. c. Ritter. advance agent for
the ChautauQua. spent Friday in Pa
onia.
Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Johnson. OF
Somerset, were visitors in Delta Mon
day.
Mildred Kems returned Saturday
from Iowa, where she has been attend.
ing school
Miss Isabel Sims left Wednesday to
Gunnison. where she will take up
Normal work.
Miss Hazel Nelson of Paonia, de-
parted Wednesday for Gunnisson to
take up Normal work.
Geo. F. Stather and wife of San
Francisco. motored through here on
Monday of last week.
| Clare Kemp was a passenger on the
Wednesday morning train to Palisades
where he will work in the fruit.
Mrs. s. A. Hall of Pilot Knob, came
down Tuesday and will remain here
for a few days to put up fruit.
E. v. Hadley and Bob Smith left
Wednesday morning for Gunnison,
where they win work in the hay.
Clare Kemp and Bud Wallace re-
/ turned Thursday by auto from Cali
fornia where they spent the winter.
4 w. B. Rankin of Denver. Colo, Of
the State Home for Orphans, spent
Wednesday OF last week in our vii
lage.
j Jennie Hanks, who has been absent
from work for a few weeks because
Of measles was back on the job Tues.
day night.
| Mrs. Geo. Davis of Durango. passed
through here Saturday on her way to
Bowie to visit her father Geo. Reed,
and sisters
The Lions and Rotary clubs OF this
been on a campaign to sell Chautau-
qua tickets.
]. A. Rovaart with wife and daugh-
ter came in Thursday night from Cali
fornia so they might be here for the
fruit season.
Miss Goldie Hutchinson of Paonia,
left Wednesday morning for Gunni-
son. where she will tend the last five
weeks of Normal
Tom Wand is the possessor of a
new Oveland purchased from A. J..
Cady Mr.. Cady also sold Red Bird
to Joe Webb of Bowie.
Mrs L. R Mcintosh. operator of the
Western Union, with her husband left
Tuesday for Denver. where they will
remain indefinitely.
Mrs. Sarah Buckley and little grand
son arrived Monday for an extended
visit with her daughters here. Mrs. c.
E Wallace and Mrs. Sarah O,Bannon.
A dance was given at the home Of
~. A. Wood on Pilot Knob Saturday
night to celebrate the eighth ami
versary OF Mr. and Mrs. Woods we'd
ding.
William Sleinberg and Herman Nor
mon. both OF Denver, were here Sat
urday seeing about the buying OF the
Bradshaw store for the Colorado Sales
Company.
Elder w. W. Bulge. who has for
some time been in Paonia. departed
on Wednesd ay morning train for
Hotchkiss. He was accompanied by
Charley Edelen.
Mrs. VIM. Bryant. who has been a
visitor at the home of her father,
Henry Schultz, and sister, Mrs. Fred
Martin. returned Tuesday to her
home in Los Angeles.
Helen Goodenow, who has for the
past few weeks been visiting her
mother and sister, Mrs. AL Goodenow
and Miss Hildred in Lake Salt City,
returned Tuesday night.
Cleo Bross and family with Mr.. and
Mrs. II. ]. Decker and son and daugh
ter Orange and Miss Edith departed
Wednesday morning by auto for an
extended visit along the way to
Durango.
Members of the Bone Mesa Club
say the carnival put on by them last
Friday night at their club house was
huge success. They gave a dance
in the Club House on Saturday night.
| Il also was . success.