The Delta independent., 1906-02-02

Ebert Howard returned Saturday
from Nebraska.
BoRN-to Louis Miller and wife on
January 18th, son.
E. S. Corbin, of Cedaredge, was in
Delta day or so this week.
Bon-to Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Castle,
on Wednesday, January 81, girl.
Bon-to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bow
den, on the 3lst day of January, boy.
w. J. Gaunt came in from the East
ern Slope on Wednesday of this week.
Mrs. Maloney, nee Majors, left with
her husband Tuesday for their future
home.
John Bryan and James Patterson. of
Hotchkiss, were in the county-seat this
week.
DR.. Hunter returned this week from
his regular trip up into the North Fork
country.
Rev. P. M. Wood will preach at the
Pea Green School House on Sunday
evening next.
Sam L. Cockreham left for Denver
on Saturday morning to attend matt
ing of assessors.
Mrs. George Law and children leave
Sunday for Ouray where they will join
husband and father.
G. H. Lamson has leased his pool
room to w. A. Cloud and will leave on
Sunday next, for Adel, Iowa.
DR.. A. H. Stockham returned Monday
from trip to Denver. k-ngmont and
other places on the eastern slope.
Bowden, the Baker and Candy man,
wants girl for the store. Must go to
work February S.-See him.
Blair & Crabill have purchased the in
terests Of Walters & Cunningham in the
bus business and now control both wag-
ons.
Thomas Lamb is among the Western
Slopers who are spending the week in
Denver in attendance at the big stock
show.
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dependent for California and Garnet
Mesas. Stamps and stationary furn-
ished.
Fred Kehr and wife left on Sunday
mornings train for Denver. Mr.. Kehr
is IN extensive cattle man of Maher,
Aontrose County.
Messrs. George Gibbs, Hemphill and
Yantx, all Of the Redlands district, were
witnesses on final proof before Judge
welch this week.
Agent Gus Schlapp was quite sick this
week with an attack Of the grip. Gus
is hard worker and never knows when
to stop until nature calls halt.
Frank Marshall, the hustling Cedar
edge real estate man, was in Delta
Monday, returning from a visit to
Montrose lasting several days.
Editor Oliver of the Booster and C.
c. Hawkins, the live real estate man of
Paonia, spent 4. few hours in Delta
Sunday. Both travelled over the range.
Miss Earle, sister to Mrs. Milton
Fish, has been engaged by the school
board to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of Miss Majors in North
Delta.
Married-At the Methodist parsonage
at one o'clock Thursday, Rev. c. C..
Rarick joined in matrimony Howard
Blanchard and Pearl McKoon, both Of
Cedaredge.
Word has been received that Mrs.
Richard P. Smith, of Denver, formerly
q McGranahan girl and resident of
this place. is the mother of girl, born
about January 23rd.
Frank Shields left yesterday for Fair
bank, Iowa. He will be gone some lit
tie time visiting his brothers and sis
ters in the old home state. This is his
first trip back for eight years.
Miss Theresa Tanner and her mother
left Sunday morning for Telluride
where they will join Mr.. Tanner.
Their many friends here are very sorry
to see them leave but trust they will
like their new home.
William Hunt and family leave today
for Denver where they expect to make
their future home. Mr.. Hunt was sher-
III of Delts county last term. He has
sold all Of his holdings here and plans to
locate permanently in Denver.