The Delta independent., 1903-09-18

C. y. Hammond. Of Paonia, is attend
ing court this week.
Joe Hogrefe. Of Cedaredge. was
stopping al the Delta House yesterday.
Judge Stevens and Court SteDo.
grapher Detch carae in Monday. prepa-
tory to attend court.
Born Tuesday, September 10, 1903
TO the wife OF Milton r. Welcb, a
daughter.
The unusually cold weather is some
what retarding the ripening OF EIberta
peaches.
Judge Gray. Of Montrose. is here at
tending court. being employed ip the
Carlow case.
Guy Blair is now running the Delta
House bus formerly operated by James
Moss.
Bert Lockhart has moved his bicycle
shop just around the corner from the
INDEPENDENT office.
The walls OF the fret story OF the O I'd
Fellows building are up and work is
progressing rapidly.
LosT-White shirt waist with pearl
buttons. Finder please leave at INDIE
PENDENT office.
District court convened Tuesday and
many Of the legal lights from over the
western slope are here this week.
The meeting OF the Ladies' A id society
OF the Presbyterian church occurred
yesterday afternoon in the church
parlors.
Dr. L. G. Brown is having The rooms
formerly occupied by DR.. l Hunter
renovated and elaborstely furnished
for ofiice rooms.
Attorney Bardwell, who is one OF the
attorneys in the Carlow murder case. is
here from Lake City.
The ladies Of St. Luke's Guild will
give social at Mrs. Single,onis Tues
day night. September 81. EVERYBODY
cordially invited.
Johnny Shultz. who is under 81 900
bon"s to appear at this term OF court for
attempted outrage is missing, and SO
Tar. cannot be found. His bondsuep
are relatives.
Ed Barrow. the Hotchkiss druggist.
vas attending court several days this
week. He says that when Ho'chkiss
gets her new waterworks inst allied that
the town will be going some.-
s. l.. Fairlamb and wife left Wednes.
day for a visit with friends nd relatives
in Philsdelphis. Pennsylvania. and in
Baltimore. They will be absent about
q month,
Next Sunday morning Mr.. Frothine
ham will outline the policy OF the church
Tor the coming year and in the evening
speak on Buried in Baptism" The
Sunday after Is Rally Day and Com
monion Sunday.
Jacob kiser. who spent eome time
with his nephew. Jacob ki-er, Jr. on
his ranch on Surface Creek meea. re.
turned 10 his home in Denver last week.
Mr.. kiser is an old newspaper man. but
is now engaged in the grocery business
in Denver.
A rate OF one fare for the round trim
from stations in Colorado to Colorado
Springs will be made for the mee,ing OF
the Womaps' Clnb which is TO be held
in that city this mouth. Selling dates
September es. % and 30; final limit
October 3. Going passage to begin on
date OF sale.
John Whitaker. OF this place, wae
convicted yesterday in the district court
for rape. The conviction provides for a
sentence OF from one to fourteen wears
and he will likely get of with light
sentence. Probably the Jury thought
that term at Canon would be as good
as term at the "Keeley."
The PENNSYLVANIA day at the Paonis
fair was quite a success. Those who
attended cay they enjoyed the day im
meneely and are unanimous in their
praise OF Paonia people and the Fair
committee for the generous treatmen,
and the good time shown them. Nearly
t~o hundred went up on the special
which was occurred by the efforts of h
j. Cotfey. who is secretary OF the society
Mrs. Margaret Careon's milliner,
opening took place Wednesday and
Thursday OF this week and such an ar
ray OF beautiful pattern and etreet hats
pretty ribbons and other accessories a
was shown for the benefit OF the ladie,
is seldom seen in a town OF Delta's size
1se store was tastefully decorated ano
taken all in all it is the finest miiliner,
display ever seen in Delta.