The Delta independent., 1904-06-24
Mention of Matters of
Interest to Residents
OF Delta and Vicinity.

Seeds that will grow at Crabill's.
SPOT CASH pays tic for your eggs
Tor first class laundry work take it to
Crabill's.
Take your feet to the Spot Cash Store
for shoes.
Miss Della Mills went up to Montrose
Wednesday.
Tom Hanoum returned Saturday from
trip to Nevada:
Mrs. Ed Reynolds came down from
Hotchkiss yesterday.
All kinds Of spray material at Nelson
Bros. Fruit company.
Mrs. 1. M. McMurray came home from
Boulder yesterday.
Miss Royce went down to Grand juno
tion Monday fer two weeks stay.
DR.. o. P. Mccartney returned Satur-
day from weeks stay at Somerset.
Judge A. R. King returned Wednesday
from brief business trip TO Denver.
Mrs. A. 8. Tillotson left Monday for a
visit to the Worlds Fair at St. Louis.
Miss Margaret Griggs left this morn
ing for three weeks visit in St. Louis
H. b. DirIam and family left yester-
day for Mancos where they will reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. E. Lamb returned
yesterday from a months visit in Den.
YER.
Miss Cora Almond came down from
Ouray Tuesday for visit with friends
here.
George Stephan and A. W. Carr went
up to lola Tuesday for few days
fishing.
Rev. j. J. Lace and wife were arri-
vals yesterday afternoon from Sioux
City, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Smith, OF Grand
junction. were in the city yesterday be-
tween trains.
Will Smith left Tuesday for Idaho
where he expects 10 locate If the coun-
try suits him.
Jim Hamilton and wife and little
daughter, Of Ouray, are spending few
days in Delta.
In H. IL,
Sunday where be has been looking after
mining interests.
CA. Frederick. OF the Paonia Gazette e
went W to Parachute Friday and re
turned Monday.
c. A. Mccormick took in Straw berry
Day at Glenw ood Springs last week, re-
turning Monday.
T. II. Gale, c. e. Mower and Mac
Patterson went over to Denver Sunday
to take in the racee. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. FEED Howard. OF North
DeIts, left Tuesday for their future
homs in Atwood. Kansas.
A lot Of A. I. Root Bee supplies just
received-fhe best on the market. Mel
son Brcs. Fruit company
WANTED Gentle riding pony for child
reu. cheap. Give full particulars. Ad
dress P. o. box 10, Delta.
St. Lukes' Guild will held their social
a. Mrs. Jack Gales Tuesday afternoon
June %. Ever, body invited.
W. s. Hsswell came 10 from Denver
Sunday and expects to spend several
weeks on his fruit ranch at Cory.
JEFF billiard has fallen victim TO the
prevailing disease, measles, following
the exsmple Of his two little ones.
E. E. Hammond. Of the North Fork
Times. took in ''Strawberry Day" st
Glenwood. returning homo Monday.
MARRIED ursday. June Q, 1901
Mise Carrie Clark and Mr.. Havens. both
Of Somerset. Judge Welch officiating.
I Miss Cora Lair leaves today for her
home in Springfield. Missouri. ate,
spending q year with relatives 10 Delta
WANrED-Horses 10 pasture. Good
pasture. plenty os water. 81. per month
Inquire OF Mrs. Nutting. California mesa
Fred Ambrose and T. e. Hunt, re.
Gently OF Nebraska. spent last Sunday
in Salt Lake City on q short pleasure
trip.
Losr-BIack cloth jacket yesterday
morning in front OF new Barton house
in North Delta. Finder please leave at
this Office.
Mrs.. 8. q. Hersman and son, OF Red
Oak, lows. were srrivnls the first OF the
week and are visiting her dsug ghter. Mrs
j. L. Miller.
Horace Curtiss. who has been assist
ing in the assessors office for the the
past two weeks. returned to his home in
Paoniu Wednesday.
Rev. Webb and vito came down from
Montrose last Sunday AID nv. Webb
occupied the pulpit ut the Methodist
church both morning a nd evening.
LOST Tuesday afternoon, a small
leather purse with chain, containing a
IS bill and some pennies. Finder please
leave at this Office and get reward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Msxwell came
down from Telluride Tuesday and are
visiting Mra. MHxwelI's sisters, Mrs. J.