The Delta independent., 1895-09-11

Duvall excurted last week.
Representative Hart went up to Lake
City Saturday on business.
Miss Bertha Ritter smiling face was
seen at the Peach day doinge,
Mrs. J. J. Mills visited friends in
Grand Junction last Wednesday.
F. K. Atkins was down Saturday from
Montrose and visited Peach valley.
W. o. Patton made shipment of cat
tie to the Kansas City market last week
Mr.. Barnes. Of Durango, the well
known lumberman, was in town last
week.
o. II. Mckinley took in the great
Peach day exhibits at the Junction last
week.
Station Agent Hastings sold 365 tick
cts for the Peach day excursion last
week.
Joe Kleinhenz and family enjoyed a
short vacation at Grand Junction last
week.
A. J. Stephens aud wife, OF Paonia,
were down to the Peach day doings last
week.
John Lance is building 16x26 resi-
dencs at the corner of Dodge and Eaton
streets.
The Hammond sisters, of Paonia, we're
down to take in the Peach day ex-
cursion.
Dave Bailey and family mixed in with
the excursionists and went to Grand
Junction.
c. NJ. Roberts came down from Hotch-
kiss Saturday and went to Gunnison on
business.
Mrs. Lois Bear and Mrs. Dave Flem-
ing celebrated Peach day with the ex-
cursionists.
c. E. Cope, OF the Union hotel, Salida,
came over last week and stopped off to
see the town.
Matt Arch, Hank Hammond and W.
E. Steele were among the Wednesday
excursionists.
Mary Adams, sister of Mrs. E. B.
Anderson, was down from Telluride last
week for visit.
Mesda mes Jason Gillett, Jay Gillet.,
]. D. Whitehurst and E. +. Hubbard
took in Peach day.
Mrs. II. A PARCELS and her sister Mrs.
Nellie Hodges, went to Grand junction
on the excursion last week.
Miss Minnie Moriarty, OF Grand juno
ton, was here last week for a visit with
her brother. F. A. Moriarty.
S. B. Griffin returned to Colorado
Springs Saturday. after visit with L.
| c. Ellington of Rogers mesa.
Geo. McGranahan and two daughters,
jamie and Lottie. were among Delta's
delegation at Grand Junction.
c. A. Tripp, general western passen-
ger agent for the Missouri Pacific, went
through Sunday on his way home.
Misses Edith and Mable Wilmot left
| Sunday for Denver, one to enter school,
the other TO take a course in music.
Miss Lottie Bennett left Sunday for
her home in Denver after visit with
her brother, n. D. Bennett, at Hotch-
kiss.
Daniel Hetzel and wife OF Denver,
stopped off last week for a visit with J.
W. Pierson and family. OF California
mesa.
Mrs. Steve Bailey. who has been Wis
iting friends here for few days re-
turned Sunday for her home in Cim-
| arron.
J.T. Hillman, OF the Stockham & Hill.
man Co, returned last week from his
eastern trip, and is now up TO his neck
in work.
John O'Roark. of Ophir, and his sis
ter, Miss Octavia, came down last week
for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Shultz, OF
California mesa.
Rev. Weaver was notable figure
around the fruit pavilion at Grand
Junction Peach day. He was in com.
pany with G. c. Slack.
Mrs. A. W. Curtzer, of Denver. who
has been visiting the family of r. o.
Wilmot at HotchlSiss, returned to her
home Sunday via. Grand Junction.
Rev. j. w. Martin, pastor OF the Meth.
odist church at Paonia, is in the city,
and in company with Rev. Weaver made
this Office a very pleasant call last Sat.
urday.
Geo. W. Petit and A. w. Ferguson.
OF Denver, came in Sunday, and were
met at the train by Geo. Teachout.
They arc on a hunting trip at the head
| OF Leon creek.
Rev. Wright, OF Denver, accompanied
by his son, f. NJ. Wright, arrived last
week and went up Surface creek to look