The Delta independent., 1904-07-15

Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Chiles and child
req returned this week FROM short
visit to Denver.
Ladies! See Miss Carson. at L. ". d.
Worth's on Palmer street, for up-to date
dreesmakipg.
TEAMS WANrED--For hauling coal.
Apply at real estate Office OF D. I. Goff
for particulars.
Judge A. r. King left Friday after
noon for California where he will remain
until August first.
Miss Margaret Griggs returned sur.
day from a three weeks visit to the
Worlds Fair at St. Louis.
Mrs. John Tickner and daughter,
Maud. OF Sne6els. are visiting Mrs,
Peter Mundry for few dsys.
Mrs. W. r. Gale and son returned
from Telluride yesterday ~hsre they
have been for . two weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Elliott left We'd
nesday Tor visit at the Worlds Fair 10
st. Louis and other eastern points.
For RESr-Neat. new three roomed
cottage on Meeker ST., opposite public
school. INQUIRE at M. E. parsor age.
WANrED-Horses 10 pasture. Good
pasture. plenty OF water. 81. per month
Inquire OF Mrs. Nutting. California mesa.
q. N. jackson Of the Farm L Invest
ment company. Of Greeley, wss bust
ness visitor in Delta the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Dale and children
returned homo Thursdsy from . months
visit at St. Louis and other Missouri
points.
Subjects ct the Baptist church Sun
day. July II: Morning-"Others Nay.
You Nay Not" EveDing-"why AN
Rsptist."
| MARKIED-On Sunday morning. July
3rd, at Baptist parsonage. BY Rev. Nil.
ton Fish. NJ. Alexis Ritter and Mrs
Viols WyIie.
Tom Conway and Iittls son. csas In
yesterday aftss6oon from Salida and Or.
spending few days at the ranch on
California mess. ~ q. .Sgzs
THE Worlds Cain Through Univer.
sal Peace" 10 the topic at the Fpworth
League meeting sunday night-ieadsr
Miss Nora kellogg.
Mrs. Stella Sparks and mother, Mrs
Graham, who visited friends 10 DeIts
for month. returned to their home il
Salida last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Sweitzes left the
first Of the week for GIenwood SPRING.
and LeadvilIe where they will enjoy 4
~ell earned vacation.
Subjects fov Sunday at the Methodist
church are THE Obligations and Bene-
its OF Sabbath Observance" and "Wha
One Thing Snail do In Life"
The Baptist young people will give 9
lawn social at the home OF M. KsiEeI
Thursday evening. July. q. A gooe
time il in store for all who attend.
My company pays cash Ut once when
loss occurs. without discount. See mt
for insurance.
NJ. r. LINCOLN.
Mrs. Frank Sanders and Mrs. Mimi.
Taylor came homo Sunday from St
Louis where they have been visiting thu
Worlds Fair for the past three weeks
Next Sunday Mr.. Frothiogham wish
es to direct to "A Shadow from the
Heat and to explain The Origin Of tn.
Idea Of He'll" the services to be yer,
brief.
W. g. Cook returned Tuesday even
ing from fishing trip to Barren lake
He reports plenty OF good trout upc
about seventy-five people camping a,
the lake.
The Grand Meea Lumber company /,
making on an average OF about 500 frui,
boxes per day. W. r. Gale says there j.
a big demand for fruit boxss this sum
mer. which would seem to indicate biz
fruit crop.
VIM. Newell and wife, Of Bevthoud
were arrivals the first OF the week, beins
called here by the illnees and death o
Mr.. Newell's brother, ]. q. Newell, q
California mesa.
Mrs. s. G. Heren,an, who has beer
visiting her dat Rhter. Mrs. ]. L. Miller
left yesterday afternoon for Salt Lake
City, whers shs will visit a short tim.
before leaving for her home in Red Oak
Iowa.
Charles G. Sprepger, representing III Z
Promotion and Publicity COMMITTEES, oI
Denver, wss 10 this city the first OF the
week. This committee 10 composed oi
y numhsr Of the business men who have
organized TO sdvertize Colorado. The,
arc doing good work along this line.
4 Mr.. and MissS Stsndisb. Of Deits, visitsd
st tbs home Of T. L. Osborn TO- ssvsss
days last week snd this. Isavipg Tor tbsi.
home TSsadsy. Mr.. Osbosne sutestsin,
el afsv yossg people in their honor o.
Friday sight. NJ. asd Aiss. 6tasdish
srs sroahsr snd sister and popular youss
psoplssf their locality NsntFoss En-
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