The Delta independent., 1924-06-20

with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bull returned
Tuesday from Glenwood Springs
where they spent their honeymoon and
are now at home at Mr.. Bulls ranch.
Both young people have a wide
wishes for a long and happy welded
| life.
Every day and in every way Cedar
edge is getting better and better, the
latest improvement being small
kitchen, with range and other equip
ment which V. A. Phillips has erected
on his lots north of the garage, for
the convenience of tourists. The City
park also is in better condition than in
previous years, so we may expect a
number of people to stop over this
summer.
| About half the population of our
little village went to the Mesa Sunday
for the opening day of the fishing
season and cars were passing through
town all night Saturday on their way
to the Lakes. The anglers report
delightful days outing, as both roads
and weather were fine, but the fish
were not biting and many got no fish
at all. So far as we have heard o. w.
Overhults and E. A. Hammock are the
banner fishermen, both getting the
limit
The S. O. E. Embroidery club were
the guests of Mrs. H. Wick Friday and
H., -, 81, y
E. Bull who has been in Gunnison dur
ing the school year AS usual they
had a delightful time and at the af-
ternoon's close enjoyed refreshments
of Strawberries, ice cream and cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Scott came down
from Ridgway Wednesday that Mr..
Scott might have a few weeks rest
from farm work and receive medical
advice Their friends hope for him an
early recovery.
Married at the Methodist parsonage
in Delta, Thursday, June 18th, Mrs.
Carrie Busey of Cedar Mesa and Mr.
John Stillwagon of the Coalby neigh
borhOod. Mrs. Busey is well and
favorably known having lived here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
yell for seven years. Mr.. Stillwagon
has a mine in the Coalby neighbor-
hood and is well known. They will be
at home to their friends on the
groom's ranch, and are now receiving
the Fluctuations of a host of friends.
The NJ F.s did themselves proud
Friday being entertained at the Brew
er home and having not only full at
tendance but in addition four guests
They had merry afternoon of it and
at 4:3O Mrs Brewer served delicious
refreshments Of ice cream, cake
strawberries and iced tea. The guests
were Miss Mileta Bacon; Mrs W.
Benzig, who was visiting Mrs. Burns;
Mrs R B. Wilson, and Mrs. Robert
Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gobel came in We'd
nesday evening to care for property
interests on Cedar Mesa, and renew
acquaintances, being at present guests
of the w. G. Little family The Gobels
come here from Indiana, and will go
to Oklahoma for visit before return
ing to their home.
One of the most pleasant social af-
fairs of the season was Guest Day OF
the Cedaredge Woman's club, observ-
ed last Wednesday at the ]. D. Eckert
home. The pleasant and spacious
rooms were decorated with pansies
and roses, presenting charming
sight. The guests were personal
friends of the members, each member
being privileged to bring a visitor, and
some rs matrons and young ladies
were in attendance. After the guests
had all arrived the Program Commit
tee presented the following excellent
program: Roll Call, poetical response;
Annual Report, Mrs. Gipe, secretary;
Piano solo, Miss Edna Bolton; Read