The newspaper., August 06, 1909, Image 7

About The newspaper. (Paonia, Colo.) 1904-1910

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FOR ALL THE FAMILY j |j
rr of the Family to know that Father, Mother, Sister :if
es. The “Our Family” is the Strongest Line of Box fijf
ufacturer on Earth. It is a “Star Brand' r line—you |&§
TTER" and that the manufacturers, Roberts, Johnson
i star on the heel to be honest through and through.
st be right.
LOCAL ITEMS
M iss Helen Hlackstock, of Gun
nison, is the guest of Mrs. Mack
Davis.
Ladies—You can always get
a nice lunch at the Chapman
bakery.
Ray Akin came in from Gunni
son Monday to work during the
fruit season.
Misses Lucy Hatch and Kthel
Carter attended the Teachers' In*
stituc at Delta this week.
Thos McKee and wife and Os
car Lee and family* were camp
ing in Hubbard park th*s week.
Arthur Standish, of Delta, was
in town the latter part of the
week on business connected with
the Colorado Telephone Co.
Low tourist rates are now in ef
fect to California. Washington
and Oregon points, tickets on
sale daily, good for return until
October 31st
Mr. and Mrs Robert Rockwell
and little son returned home from
New York Thursday* evening.
Mrs. Rockwell has been there
visiting with her parents t r some
time.
You may be sorry if you buy
your wall payer without having
seen my samolc book*. I have
the stock on hand K< member the
name L. C. l ump, painter an J
paperhangcr.
It is doubtful »f the old soldiers
will ever have an *th**r chance to
attend a Nafonal Kncanpment
of the Grand Auuv at *o low
cost as this ' ear. We **»rrere|y
hope that m st of our o! t t*»»vs|
will take it in
atrial
of this famous
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Mrs. E. M. Staley left here for
, Delta Thursday where she was
joined by her brother Miles North
! ana wife, of Pueblo, from there
| they went to Grand Junction
where Mr. Forth will attend to
business matters and then they
will join a party of friends and go
camping for a week or two.
We were very sorry to hear of
the death of the infant son of
Mr and Mrs Frank Cline on
Tuesday evening The bereaved
parents have the sympathy of a
host of friends.
Mrs M A. Stone and her
daughter, Miss Wilma, of Grand
Junction, arrived the first of the
week and expect to make an ex.
tended visit.
W F. Wade was the winner of
the fine riding bridle which was
raffled off by W. H. Alexander at
the shooting gallery this week.
43' j was the lucky number
Headquarters for Lawn Ten
nis Goods. Correct equipment
at proper prices. The Max
ville Book and Stationery Store.
For Trade:—A bicycle or sew
ing machine. Will trade for any
thing of use on the farm. Some
bees arc wanted.
Mrs. A. A. Clements and chil
dren caine in from Ord, Nebr,
last Friday evening to join Mr.
Clements.
W D. Nelson, of Ccdaredge
was transacting business in Pao
nia Wednesday.
Wanted:— Good milch cow.
Phone or call at this office.
"Her First Biscuits,” at the
Gayety.
Wanted:—Team work B. Pi.
Yates. Paonia.
The Oliver is the only “Fool
Proof" typewriter on the market.
Mrs. M. Hawkey moved from
her ranch to her town residence
this week.
For Sale: —An Underwood
Typewriter in perfect condition
at this office.
Billie Hopkins, the Crawford
Chronicle editor, was a Paonia
business visitor Thursday
Rev. 1. N Parvin and wife, of
( Crawford, were guests of Rev.
and Mrs. R N. Smith Tuesday.
The Newspaper force were
treated to a box of fine early
peaches this week which was cer
tainly appreciated. Many thanks
to Victor p'eldmann for same.
H. F. Welborn left for Little
Rock, Wash . Thursday morning
: where he will join his family and
jfrom there they expect to go to
the Seattle Exposition before re
! turning home.
A telegram was received from
Clinton Oliver Thursday to the
effect that all the arrangements
for the big Apple Show to be
held in Denver were complete
and that the show is a sure thing.
Second Annual Colorado Inter
state Fair and Exposition, Den
ver, Colo. For this occasion a
fare of $14.80 for the round trip
will be made, tickets on sale Sept.
12 to 17 inclusive, limited for re
turn to Sept. 20th.
Pullman fare for the San Juan
excursion will be $2.50 for a
double berth from Delta and it
would be wise to make reserva
|tions in advance. Tourist sleeper
rates will be $1.25 from Delta for
a double berth and the accommo
dations are practically the same,
as the standaid Pullman.
Dr. F. A. Post, Optician will be
in Paonia on Saturday, Aug. 7th,
and the following Monday and
Tuesday. Errors of refraction
corrected, frames and eyeglasses
properly fitted and adjusted.
Those needing Bifocals will be
greatly pleased with the famous
Kryptok lenses. Have your eyes
tested and be relieved of that eye
strain.
Annual Convention State Fed
eration of Women's Clubs, Lead
ville, Colo. Tickets will be on
sale Sept. sth and Gth, limit for
return Sept. 13th, at rate of $12.15
via Grand Junction, and $13.80
via Salida. No stop-over allowed.
Denver Colo , Annual Meeting
Masonic Bodies, Sept. 20 to 23.
For this occasion tickets will be
on sale Sept. 20, 21, 22, 23, and
limited for return to include Sept.
23, at rate of sl4 80 round trip.
John McN'aughton left Friday
, morning for Duluth, Mich , where
he will spend a few days and from
there he expects to go to Strat
ford, Canada, to visit relatives for
a while.
Roland Swan and wife came in
from Washington last Friday
night and will visit with relatives
and friends for a while, but they
do not expect to make their home
here
Miss Dessa Fuller arrived from
Arkansas this week to visit with
her brother and sister, Mr. Fuller
and Mrs. O'Bannon.
Miss Hazle Stratton spent this
week with her father on their
ranch above Terror creek.
R. D. Gilbert, of Grand Junc
tion. was a Paonia visitor last
Tuesday.
We sell a fire insurance policy
that assures. Cline & Hufty.
W. T. Cook, of Paris, 111., ar
rived in Paonia last evening.
Send The Newspaper east.
Ten acrew, all In cultivation, only
one mile from town. Cheap. See
0. C. Hawkins.
HORSE COLLAR SEINSE
E. A. Linkletter, was up from
Delta Friday on business.
I. D. McFADDEN,
attorney an& Counselor at
i e law. g
Will practice Id State and Federal Court*
PAONIA. COLO.
J. Hunt.
; > SURVEYOR >
Co-op. Phone 10-F'
Paonia. Colo.
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