The Delta independent., 1895-07-10
LOCAL.

w. II. LOW, oil SiIverton, spent tHe ith
with III. Dixon and family.
Mrs. G. w. Henry and Miss Myrtle
Henry spent the 4;h at Ouray.
John Bassellcr is at home this week
taking rest from his miring work.
Station Agent Hastings sold 81 tickets
to Ouray and II TO Montrose Oh the 4th.
Mrs. J. p. Basseller is taking in the
\. E. A. meeting. at Denver, this week.
Mrs. D. NJ Mills left Sunday for Den
yer to attend the sessions Of the \. Z. A.
A. L. Reynclds returned Sunday from
Denver where he has been on visit TO
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Gillatt got home
Sunday from Ouray, where they went
TO celebrate.
o. NJ. Cox IVES down Saturday from
Surface creek and registered at the
Delta house.
Mrs: Cornie Gray left Monday for
Denver, where she will attend the \.
Z. A. convention.
This Office is under obligations to II.
II. Wolbert for fine mess Of trout re
ceivcd Saturday.
Mrs. T. II. McGranahan returned
Wednesday from her visit among her
friends in Kansas.
f. B. Anderson has put in bath
room and made other improvements at
his residence here.
Frank and J. W Sanders and families
returned Sunday from Ouray, where
they spent the Fourth.
DIR. A. II. Stockham and son returned
Wednesday from their visits at Denver.
Canon City and Salida.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Smith drove up to
Hotchkiss on the ith and enjoyed the
celebration at that place.
G. c. Slack visited Grand Junction
last week to attend meeting of the
Grand Valley Nursery Co.
Mrs. II. II. Wolbcrt and the children
left Monday for two weeks' visit with
her parents al Colorado Springs.
c. W. Dry. of Grand Junction, was 4
homeward bound passenger Sunday
from Salida, where he has been to spend
the ith.
A. C. R;dgway was over last week
from Salida looking after his ranch.
He found every thing coming on nicely
up there.
Mr.. Miller OF Hotchkiss, who has been
attending the State Agricultural! college
a, Fort Collins, came over Monday and
went up home.
E. b. Anderson came in from Delta
yesterday. He drove through and says
he can make as good time as by the
railway Telluride Republican.
Miss Lillian Black. a returned mission
airy from Burmah, arrived Saturday and
stopped of to talk TO the ladies of Delta
who were interested in the work.
J. w. and II. r. Sanders will each
begin the construction of handsome
brick residence on the corner of Dodge
and Fifth streets about the last of this
month.
w. S. Carhart left "Wednesday morning
for Delta. Before returning he will
visit the North Fork country where he
is interested in fruit lands.-Tellu-idc
Republican.
l.. c. Cooper. OF Chicago, G. W.
Rawlins, OF Montreal and j. T. Nc
Duffic, OF Denver. were in town Friday
for the purpose of settling up matters
pertaining to the sale OF the Hamilton
property.
l. W. Conklin undertook 10 run with
the hose team Saturday evening and
got severe fall. He is able to be
around though somewhat 0distigured.
Gregg Smith also got a fall in which he
was severely bruised.
Titus Lewis of Salida, has closed a
deal for the Clark place; on Surface
creek, securing thirty five acres there at
bargain. He will put out a portion Of
il to orchard next spring and get it in
shape to produce revenue as soon as
possible.
Henry Sanders and II. II. Sanders,
father and brother Of J. +. and ]. w.
Sanders, are expected to arrive next
week from Taylor, Pa. in company with
Mrs. Frank Sanders. and to become per-
mancnt residents of Delta. They will
meet with hearty welcome.
j. Il. Mcclure drove down TO Delta
yesterday to attend the directors meet
;py ,f tbn nelfa Cnppty Rank of which
institution he is vice president. The
directors declared their regular semi
annual dividend and FROM the statement
Published it gives evidence Of being a
,,rnancroua finn nrinl instiiutinn- Mr..