The Delta independent., 1895-09-11
Miss Koch took in Peach day.

Miss Lulu Chase was noticed among
the many excursionists.
Orion, Florence and Mrs. Kohnle all
visited Grand Junction last week.
Little George and Zetta Mahrs left
yesterday for their home in Telluride.
H. w. Chiles and wife and Mrs. Geo
P. Chiles went down TO Peach day last
week.
J. F. Sanders and family took in
Grand Junction and Salt Lake last
week.
John Bassler left for Willow creek.
near Spencer, after weeks visit with
his family here.
, Jay Gillett left last week for a trip to
Kansas City, going through with ship.
ment of cattle from here.
Mrs. c. NJ. Shaffner left last Wednes-
day for Denver after brief visit with
her brother, H. H. Wolbert.
Mrs B. W. Marsh returned to Gunni-
son Saturday, after a visit to John Davis
and family, of Tongue creek.
Mrs. 7. A. Griffith and daughter re-
turned to their home in Ouray Sunday
after visit here with friends.
Mrs. Deltz. who has been visiting her
brother in law. J. W. Hurst, returned
to her home in Colorado Springs Sun
day.
George Wilson. who has been at Eek
ert for some time looking after his or
chard, left Saturday for Colorado
Springs.
Miss Barbra Scott, who had been Wis
iting friends here for several days, re-
turned to her home on the other side Of
the range Sunday.
In the county court last Saturday in
the action Jennie P. Hanoum VS.. Thos.
B. Hanoum, for divorce, the jury found
a verdict for the plaintiff.
Mesdames J. o. Quick and A. H. Ter
rill. of Colorado Springs, were over last
week for a visit with L. c. Ellington
and family, of Rogers mesa.
DR.. Stockham and Harry visited kei-
ser creek last Thursday. and came home
with fifty trout, some of which reached
the editors table. They were fine.
A. Lehman, OF Denver. visited the or
chards about Paonia last week, and will
probably invest there, as he was greatly
pleased with his visit to that rich sec
ton.
Miss Emma Risdon returned to Gun
nison Sunday TO resume her position
in Mrs. F. A. Drake's millinery estab-
lishment, after a visit with her parents
in North Delta.
Peter Magnes. of Littletou, was in last
week to look aftsr his interests here.
He is power in politics in Arapahoe
county, but is trying to dispose Of his
property there and locate here.
Mrs. j. D. Whitehurst returned home
to Salida last Thursday after visit with
her mother, Mrs. Jason Gillett. She
was accompanied by her children, who
have been visiting here several weeks.
H.C. Mcmillan and family left for
Delta in a wagon Saturday, taking
along a complete camping outfit. They
remained at Delta a few days, ard from
there they went to Grand Junction for
Peach day-Teliuride Journal.
Will Hart has repapered, repainted
and otherwise renovated his barber
shop. and has increased facilities for
handling all work in first-class man
ner, and invites his home friends and
the travelling public to call asd see
him.
Horace Hallock, OF Wellington, ILL.,.
a brother-in law OF Joe Gallup, stopped
off last week and went out to see the
ranch. He was delighted with the or
chards and crops here, and is likely to
become citizen of Delta county at no
distant day.
E. B. Anderson and family returned
last week from Telluride, and during
the week entertained number of
friends from that point, who were
shown some Of the Delta county or
chards. George Mahr and wife were
among their guests, and they wero
delighted with what they saw here.
The Holy Moses" people celebrated
Peach day at Grand Junction, each
member Of the party wearing a yellow
badge. The party consisted of Mrs.
VIM. Mathers, chaperon; Misses Minnie
Girardet, May Mathers, Vena Phelps;
Messrs. viii Mathcrs, Tom Gale and
Edd Van Deventer. They had the
pleasure OF dining at the same table
with the governor.
II. j. Cofrey writes to Geo, B. McGrau-
ahan from Washington. d. c., under
date OF Sept. ith. as follows: The
samples OF your fruit brought along
has captured thousands all along the
road md haro Too EpnrNho.lA, sa,,s, our