The Delta independent., 1924-07-18
PAONIA NEWS
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Jess COX and Wlfe spent Sunday at
Cedaredge.
DR.. and Mrs. King report an enjoy-
able time at Smithfork, Sunday.
Arthur Stephens had his tonsils re-
moved at the hospital, Tuesday.
AL Salisbury and wife spent the
weekend at the Grand Mesa Lakes.
P. C. Curtis and Frank Shields have
gone to Gunnison for pleasure trip
Alma Glib went to Grand Junction
Saturday to visit her aunt, Mrs. Grace
Tucker
Mrs. w. ]. Hollands and daughters
of Delta aresguests in the home of p
c. Curtis.
Mrs. Claude Gresham left Friday
for visit with friends at Grand
Junction.
DR.. Haley departed Tuesday morn
ing for Denver, and expects to be
gone about month.
A number of her young friends en-
joyed weiner roast at the home of
Miss Louise Wilson, Friday evening
After an absence of more than a
year, Miss Dorothy Mcknight return
ed from Twin Falls. Idaho, Saturday.
Horace Curtis departed Tuesday
morning for Pitkin, where he will visit
for short time and try his luck at
fishing.
After a pleasant visit at the Merle
Miller home, Miss Mamie Spencer of
Los Angeles departed for Crested
Butte, Saturday
Dr. e. w. Richards returned to Salt
Lake City Friday after a pleasant Wis
1t at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. B.. Richards.
After spending week at the home
OF her sister Mrs. A. R Moeller. Mrs.
]. E. War; returned to Alhambra.
California, Tuesday morning.
Mrs. ]. w. Davis and children re-
turned to their home at Delta Mon.
day after a pleasant weekend visit
here with relatives and friends.
Max Lift, Messrs. Bott, Wbitmore
and Whaford made up party of fish.
ermen at the Lakes last Saturday.
They returned Sunday evening.
R. T. Mccall and nephew, r. II. Nc.
Mutt, were arrivals from Woodston.
Kansas, Wednesday. for an indefinite
visit at the w. R. McNutt home.
Mr.. and Mrs C. o. Winton of Love
land were in Paonia from Monday un-
til Tuesday evening. They visited in
the home of Miss Frances Curtis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Slime were ar
rivals from Wichita Falls, Texas, Sat.
urday for an indefinite visit with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Sine.
Miss Charlotte Savely. matron of
the Paonia hospital, is spending a
well-earned vacation at the capital
city, leaving Saturday and to be gone
: for a month
fire was reported in the home OF
VIII Johnson last week, but the alarm
was given for west of Grand Ayenue
However, no fire could be located IN
either place.
Joe Eisenkramer is visiting with
his mother and sister. Mrs. Eisen.
kramer, who has been very Ill for the
past efw weeks, is able to be up and
will soon be well again.
Sam Porter. who has been visiting
with old acquaintances here. departed
wednesday morning for California. He
expects to drive all the way and stop
at many places in Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Curtis. son Bob
and daughter Mrs Maud Swan left on
wednesday for Gunnison to Witness
the Cattlemen's Day Celebration and
for fishing trip
Joe Speery and family. Mrs. Flor
ence SDeery and Mrs. Joe Hill OF
Walsenburg, who is visiting here
spent Sunday at Delta visiting with
Mrs, Joe Speerys sister, Mrs. Maud
Platt and family.
Miss Lottie Vowel left for Gunni-
son Saturday where she will enroll as
a student in the second term of tho
summer school for teachers at the
Western State College Miss Vowel is
a teacher in the Paonia schools
The Paonia Lions Club entertained
their wives and lady friends with a
picnic at the country home OF Mr. WIN
Beezley. A short business maeting
was held and the remainder of tbo
evening spent in having a good time,
reuben Lamb formerly OF Paonia
now connected with a produce com.
pany in Greeley was a business visitor
here last week. From here he went to
Palisade to look over the fruit crona
in Palisade.
Miss Gladys Lewis. who is return.
ing to Chicago from a sight seeing
trip in the West, including Yellow.
stone Park, stopped off Saturday for a
visit with Paona friends, the II. n
Mcclure family
party of young folks who enioved
the good fishing at the Lakes Sunday
were Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Bruce