The Delta independent., 1904-04-22
Stories ofStreet a2d ToWD|
Mention of Matters of f*a@x*a*s*.@aas*x".*nsx*xa
: Interest to Residents
) Of Delta and Vicinity.

SPOT CASH pays l5c for your eggs.
Dr.. Hick is on the sick list with grip
this week.
Clarence Nelson left Tuesday for Chi
cago on a short business trip.
Paonia recently voted $4,000 bonds
to erect new waterworks.
Mrs. U. H, Graham. Of Crawford, was
in the city the first OF the week.
MIR. Norris and son Bert lett Monday
for Blackfoot, Idaho, for short visit
there.
Joe McGraw is building a now livery
barn on Third street between Main and
Palmer.
, Jack Killian left for Amarillo, Texas,
/ Tuesday TO attend the live stock con-
vcntion at that place.
, Rev. ii. J. Frothingham came in from
California Tuesday where he has been
for the past few weeks.
Miss Minnie Blair left Sunday for
lIotchkiss where she has position as
stenographer for l.. W. Rood.
Work on the waterworks has been
somewhat retarded on account of the
inability to secure material,
The Settlers and Prospectors Guide"
for sale at this Office for SlO0.
Ambrose Bros. have recently pnt IN
additional shelving with the intention
of putting in IA big line OF hardware:
e. W. Burgn. of Bethany. Missouri,
was an arrival last Sunday and is visiting
his parents. DR.. and Mrs. c. II. Burgin,
of this city.
Mrs. Clarence Mower and children
came home Sunday from Maulden,
Massachusetts. where they have been
for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs Alvin Buck, OF Bethlehem.
Missouri, we're arrivals Saturday and
/ will visit at the hume of DR.. and Mrs. c.
II. Rurgin for some time.
/ G. II. Lamson and wife, were arrivals
from Woodward. Iowa. last Saturday
and will spend the summer here with
the son of W. Z. Lamson.
! The Annual County Sunday School
convention was held in this city Mon
day and Tuesday OF this week and a
, good attendance is reported.
The front OF Gales grocery store re-.
ceived a new coat Of psint last week
which greatly improves the appearance
of that euterprisIng institution.
WANTED-A carload Of horses, from
$40 to ,2O0 pounds in weight. Must be
in Delta for inspection SATURDAY, April
Both. BEN LOWE.
A social entertainment to all Knights
aud their ladies' will be given by the
Knights Of P, thias at their Castle Hall
on next Tuesday evening. April 20.
This is the time Of year when you
need The Settler and Prospector." 1t
tells you everything regarding Ioca tione.
On sale at this Office. Price SlOO.
The Rev. Mrs. Deane, pastor Of the
Friends church and Mrs. Ballard, both
Of Paouia were guests Of Mrs. NJ. A..
Houts while in Delta attending the
county Sunday School convention.
! Where the purest air is found is told
in Care OF Invalids." issued by the
Medical Department OF the Mutual Life
Insurance Company Of New York, and
sent on request 10. those who address
the Home Office Of the company, Nassau,
Cedar. William and Liberty Streets.
New York City.
The supper given by the Lady Macca.
bees. in the 0 ID Fellows hall Wednes-
day evening was quite well attended.
! lac choicest vvan,is we're served in
great prufusion and souvenir napkIns
were given each one u the guests. A
dance followed which was greatly en-.
J0yed by those present.
j. r.. Clemings who bought out be
/ jewelry stors Of George W. Stong is a
4 'ptiSiuu dDu was b WdtCu H.
! spect"r for several years for a Memphis
railroad and is up to date in engraving.
lie will do watch repairing Immediately
and expects the first shipment Of a full
line OF jewelry next week. Our citizens
viii lind him line gentleman who will
give them satisfaction in price and quai.
ty.-Ouray Plaindealer.
| Allon Packard the famous New York
cartoonist. lecturer and impersonator
appeared before II large Delta audience
At the Opera house last Friday night,
and it is safe to say that lew men have
ever held ii Delta audience as did this
artist. His way Of throwing pictures on
tho Canvas was remarkable but added
to this was his pleasing humor and wit
which ran in such lively manner that
his audience were kept constapty
+ laughing. The managers OF the course
made IA goo selection when Packard
Was engaged.
Bees kanted