The Delta independent., 1924-07-18
HOTCHKISS
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Rev. McQuerry and family who left
for Rochester. Minnesota, about a
month ago where Mrs. McQuerry en-
tered Mayo Bros. Sanitarium, are ex-
pected home this week.
There will be a Sabbath School at
10 O'Clock. and the B. Y. P. u, both
Senior and Junior will meet at the
Baptist church at p. m. next Sunday.
R. w Hagen, heading a party of
four motor cars of men, women and
children from Missouri. stopped in
town a few hours last Saturday. The
Show me" folks are looking over
the Western Slope with view of To-
eating
Miss Margaret Van Severian left for
California;. accompanying Mr.. and
Mrs. P L. Snead of Pueblo, who were
here recently looking after their big
ranch on the south side. Miss Van
Severian will visit the Ashmires at
Oakvale. for month or two.
The Hutchinson honey house and
Jenright building are receiving new
coats OF paint
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! the Herb Patterson house on east
Bridge street. The property will be
occupied by Mrs. Mae Trobach of
Crawford.
| Rev. Flynn of Rifle, a former past
or OF the local NJ f. church, was
I here several days visiting friends.
Glen Taylor and wife left recently
on an auto trip through Kansas and
| Oklahoma. combining business and
pleasure.
Charles Behmer. who has been so
| jouring in Washington county. Ne
| braska, for the last six months, has
returned stating that there's no place
like Delta county
Mrs. Charles Carpenter expects to
leave in the near future for California
to join her husband
Gus Brodt, who was shot through
the chin, the bail lodging in the back
of his neck. is now at the home OF
George Gunther and will recover un-
less complications should set in.
Charles Holybee had the thumb OF
his left hand smashed Tuesday by an
engine with which he was working
dropping on IT.
The big Chautauqua will open next
Monday. The public will receive ten
fine entertainments for a season tick
ct costing $3.50.
c. r. Neill recently assistant cash
Ter Of the Montroso National Bank.
has accepted a position in the North
Fork State Bank in the same ca
pacity.
c. J. Klemme, pharmacist. Of
Boulder. came in last week to join
his wife who arrived here several
weeks ago. They are occupying the
residence of MIR. and Mrs. ]. NJ
Swisher who are on an extended visit
in the east.
The 9-year-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Fuller OF Denver, who are visiting the
Annands, had the misfortune to get
his hand in feed grinder. seyerinc
one finger and mangling several 9th.
ers OF his fingers
Sunday evening, June 9th. the mar.
riage OF Miss Frances Hutchison. the
pretty daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. E
Hutchison, to Mr. John Hofer. was
solemnized at the home OF the brides
parents on Orchard Avenue, Rev.
Jack Stewart officiating. John has
been a kind of fixture at the
Hutchison home for several years
and is associated with the Hutchi-
sons in the apiary business, and is
mighty fine scout. We Join in with
their many friends in wishing them all
joy possible.
The community was again cast In
gloom on hearing OF the rather sud
den death of Mrs. Floyd Guthrie. wife
of the proprietor of the Hotchkiss ho-
tel Mrs. Guthrie was taken seriously
i'll Thursday evening. June 10, passing
away three hours later after untold
suffering in giving birth 10 beauti-
full baby girl who lives to bless the
memory OF a loving mother and de-
voted wife. The Guthries came here
from Crested Butte about a year ago,
and have made many friends during
their shor. residence. Ruth Elizabeth
Guthrie was left an orphan, having no
near relatives. She was real won.
an and loved by all who knew her; eN.
piring at the age of 30 years. Surviv.
ing are her heart.broken husband and
IL year old son. Funeral services by
Rev. Jack Stewart were held at the
NJ. r. church Sunday afternoon. In.
terment In Riverside cemetery. under
the Daughters OF Rebekah.