The Delta independent., 1904-05-06
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SPOT CASH pays tic for your eggs.
Tom Martin came down from Montroee
Tuesday night.
George Robuck was business visitor
from Montrose Tuesday.
All kinds OF spray material at Nelson
Bros. Fruit company.
Deere Beet Cultivxtors re-,'the best.
Mrs. J. A. Curtis returned Tuesday
from San Francisco.
The Sugar Beet Company use only
John Deere CuItivators.
All kinds of spray material At Nelson
Bros. Fruit company.
Roilo T. McAllister left Tuesday after
noon for Butte. Montana,
W. E. Obert was business visitor to
Montrose Monday returning Tuesday
night.
Harry Wilson and vito loft Tuesday
night for Grand Junction where they
will remain.
Miss c. Wilson was an arrival from
Chicago Tuesday and will visit with rela.
tives here for some time.
Mrs. A. Miller won't to Delta last
Thursday to remain . month visiting
friends. -Montrose Press.
Mrs. E. J. Dunbar left Monday for
her home in Grand Junction after spend
ing several weeks in Delta.
Joe Crsbill, OF tho Delta Flour Mills.
has bought the feed store formerly
owned by George Crabill.
Attorney MilIard Fairlamb went 10
Montrose Monday whore he 10 engaged
10 water adjudication cases.
Mics Helen Reynolds returned satur-
day to Los Angelas. after spending some
time with relatives at Eckert.
Milton r. WEIGH went to Montross
Tuesday where water rights Of the Un-
compahgre are being adjud,cated.
Miss Alice Royce received q telegram
last Saturday from her home in Michi-
gan announcing the death Of her mother.
DR.. and Mrs. A. H. stockhsm and SOD
Harry. will leave Tuesday for an ex-
tended visit in Cleveland aud Cincin nati
Ohio.
Walter Rollins. OF Delta, was = pleas
ant caller ut the Press Office Thursday
while 10 Montrose on business Moot
rose Prese.
Ted Primrose came up from Grand
Junction Tuesday and visited with
friends here before going on TO Hotch-
kiss for . visit.
A car load OF Armour's melon festilisss
just received 1t Nelson Bros. Fruit
company. Try this on . portion Of your
land and watch reeults.
Mrs. N. R. Wslch and the children
accompanied BY her father. D. u. New
land, rsturnsd last Sunday from an ex-
tended visit 10 California.
Mrs. Hungerford. State Vice President
Of W. c. T. U. will lecture 10 tho Pres-
bytsrian church next Wednesday night
on -Duties Of tho Citizen"
A. r. King. 8 L. .Fsirlsmb, George
Stephan and W. o. Stephens vers amoog
those attending tho congressional con-
vsntion At Glenwood Springs Wednesday
Miss Earle. Of tho New England Con-
servatory. Boston, announces that she
will be pleased 70 receive any interested
iu violin study. Baptist parsonage.
Tuesdays.
Mrs. NJ. H. Payne aud two children
left Monday for Long Beach. California.
whore Mrs. Payne goes to be with her
sister, Mrs. Fred AcCullah. vbo 10 i'll
with tubercolosis.
II. W. Davis received . Telegram
Tuesday announcing the desih Of his
father. who died 10 Denver Aoodsy.
He vss Is yesrs OF age and his death
wss dne to general debility.
Mrs. J. T. Palmer and Mrs. E. Lampsrt
camo down from Ouray last week and
will reside here. Mr. Lampert 10 . 6re-
man on the D. L r. g. and has . run
from Delta TO Lake City.
Mrs.. W. J. Jones and daughter. Flor
ence, mother and sister OF Mrs. joe
Prsgent. arc etpected to arrive bore
Monday from Montreal. Canads. and
will spend the summer here.
Rev. W. E. Collstt. Superintendent Of
the Colorado Society for tho Fsiendless
will preach in the Methodist church
Sunday night. Or. Collstt 10 one of the
distinguished ministers Of the state.
Hear him.
Sunday morning subjects ct the Bsp-
tist church What tho Sssrchlight
Reveals in Home Mission Work. )" by Rev
d. D. Proper. 10 tho evening the pastor
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