The Delta independent., 1923-11-02
CEDAREDGE
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Miss Clara Scott was a Delta visitor
wednesday.
Clyde Jackisch made a business trip
to Denver last week.
Mrs. Fred Frank, who has been very
i'll, is much improved.
Jim McHugh went to Denver on
business the forepart Of the week.
Mrs ]. w. Hill, who has been very
low, is improving though her condition
is still considered serious.
Mrs. B. F. Elhart entertained the
teachers from Mrs. Tmmert's inform
ally one evening last week.
The Elhart family enjoyed a days
outing at Crawford Sunday. Miss
Mile Belmire accompanied them.
Mrs. Lennox, who has been suffer
ing for several weeks from sprained
ankle, is able to be about as usual.
Rev. Chollar of the Adventist
church spent the latter part of the
week at Grand Junction on business
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Foster were
Delta visitors Saturday. where Mrs.
Foster is receiving medical treatment.
Some of ouI young people attended
the Sugar Factory Workers dance at
Delta. They report the usual good
time.
The Community and Baptist church
es ere planning series of Union Re-
vival meetings to be held in the near
future.
The w. S. Girardet property is for
sale. Mr.. and Mrs. Girardet wish to
move to Montana where they have
relatives.
Miss Anna King, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Geo. Hall, the past
month, returned Sunday to her home
at Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs S. T. Brown are here
from Athleboro, Massachusetts, have
rented the Dyer home and will re-
main for the winter.
Mrs. John Beeson, Sr, is reported
seriously ill, the children living at a
distance, having been sent for. Her
condition appears a little more hope
full today.
The Cedaredge hotel has been
leased to Alex Ringhoffer, who took
charge Monday of last week. The
business will be managed by Mrs
Ringhoffer.
Cedaredge is to have a second shoe
repair shop as Mr.. W. NJ. Stevens of
Norwood expects to open an estab-
lishment in the Rowbotham building
on main street the first of next week.
Miss Evelyn Nutter of Delta was
in town Friday, taking orders for
beautiful story edition Of Shakes
peare's plays, edited especially to
suit the needs OF grade children, and
was successful in securing a number
OF orders.
The Gunnison football eleven were
over for a game with the home team
Saturday, and succeeded in winning
an easy victory. It's an old saying
that by our failures. we learn" and
the game showed up one or two weak.
nesses. which they expect to remedy
shortly.
Local members of the Delta OE.S.
enjoyed the Halloween party at the
Lodges rooms Monday evening. Those
in attendance from Cedaredge were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Graft, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. F .Hirt, Mr.. and Mrs F. ]. Stewart,
Mr.. and Mrs B. F. Elhart and Mrs
X. Grant
The Gee. Dyer family are moving to
Delta for the winter in order that
they may be near Mr.. Dyer's work,
and that Marion may attend school
without being separated from the
family. Their many friends hop. to
see them back next summer, as they
will be much missed.
Miss Higgins has resigned her posi-
ton as teacher of the Fourth Grade,
her work being taken by Mrs. r. j.
Montgomery. Mrs. Montgomery
taught the Sixth Grade last year, so
is well known to the pupils and the
school people. We understand Miss
Figgins resigned to accept similar
position nearer home.
Walter January is again at home
after spending much of the summer
| at his sheep camp in the country
above Ouray, and is already at work
with the making" of an excellent
band for Armistice Day. Cedaredge
may not have the biggest celebration
on the Western Slope. but its GER
tainly going to have one of the best.
Come and be convinced.
The teachers and school officials
attended an educational meeting in
Eckert Saturday night, the subject un-
der discussion being school surveys
and the Consolidated school, with
| reference to the Surface Creey
country. Their published program
prOmiNad n snlendid meetfnr }nter.