The Delta independent., 1906-09-28
Local and Personal

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Tuesday.
w. R. Gale returned from California
Tuesday.
Melvin Gipe is going to California to
work for G. H. Whitelaw.
Mrs. Kernohan is making her regular
trip to Montrose this week.
F. G. Myers and John Travis were
Delta real estate boosters at the Grand
Junction fair.
The little daughter Of DR.. and Mrs.
Burgin is convalescing from an attack
Of typhoid fever.
Tom Grayson has returned from Poe
atello where he spent the summer play
ing professional base ball.
Drs. Smith and Agnew have given up
the idea of sanitarium in Delta and
have gone to Grand Junction.
w. D Wheeler and J. E. Hillman
drove down to Olathe Sunday on busi-
ness connected with the new building.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Arthur are re-
ceiving congratulations of friends over
the arrival of new daughter in their
home.
The INDEPENDENT regrets to learn of
the serious illness of w. H. Dominy at
his home in North Delta with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. ]. D. Clarke has decided not 10
sell her home in North Delta, but will
continue to reside there, at least for
the present.
Mrs. Clack has gone to Denver for an
extended visit. stopping at Colorado
Springs to attend the Zebulon Pike
celebration.
J. C. Evans and Miss Helma Veda
Bord, both of Paonia. were married at
the Episcopal rectory Tuesday by Rev.
Percival Wood.
Mrs. Fred Zugelder is visiting friends
AT Cedaredge and Mrs. McWilliams is
the guest Of Mrs. Irish on California
Mesa Both ladies' live at Gunnison.
Colorado manufacturers who were
here last week, took vote on COVER
nor before reaching Denver. resulting
as follows: Buchtel 80, Lindsey IA,
Adams Z.
Hilbert Fogg, accompanied by his
mother, went to Hotchkiss Springs
Monday where he will look after ranch
interests and incidentally try to bring
down a deer.
c. E. Wetzel writes from Naturita,
ordering the INDEPENDENT sent to his
address at Wyoming, Deleware. Mr..
Wetzel is president Of the San Miguel
Cattle company.
Mrs. J. P. Huntley leaves for Los
Angeles, Cal, next Tuesday to spend
the winter. The editor and Mrs. Duff
field will occupy the Huntley residence
during her absence.
DR.. Burgin left for the Rifle country
Saturday on deer hunt. He had as
guests Mr.. Buck from Missouri and
Mr.. Buck 8 son, who has been employed
at the Gunnison tunnel.
Miss Pauline Worth stopped in Delta
Thursday, remaining until Sunday as
the guest of friends, when she started
enroute to Los Angeles. She will stop
at Salt Lake City and GoldfeId, Nevada,
on the way.
Members of the young ladies' society
of the Baptist church, known as Near
and Farther Lights, met at the w. G.
Cook home last night to resume regu-
lar meetings after the summer vacation
season.
That stroke of lightning Monday
evening burned out number of fuses
and several houses in the southwest
A number of people report having been
shocked.
VIM. Shaver, landlord of the Delta
House, is contemplating number of
Improvements that will add to the COM
fort of his guests and the appearance
of his property. Among them being
new porch and cement sidewalks.
Frank Adams, brother of the demo-
cratic candidate for governor and presi-
dent of the Denver fire and police board,
was in Delta Monday accompanied by
his wife. He was here on business
connected with money loans he has in
this section of the state.
Jim Girardet came over from Glen
wood Springs to visit his parents before