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The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-09
ASHTON

Mrs. Vassar has been on the sick list
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Wilder were
Loyeland visitors last week.
Mr. and Mrs. j. F. Coleman and child
rem are visiting relatives at Timnath.
Merriam and Milo Nc Cullum we're Wis
iting their cousins in Evans last week.
Miss Grace Boresen spent last week
with her friend, Miss Alice Brady of
Windsor.
Miss Helen Lamma Of LaSale is
spending few days with her aunt, Miss
Olivia Hanson.
Prof l. E. Newsom and wife of Ft.
Collins spent Saturday and Sunday
with l. A. Whitman and family.
@. A. Carlson, who has been spending
several weeks in Wyoming and Ne
braska, returned home last Saturday.
Mrs. @. A. Carlson, Mrs. /. Erickson
and Geo. Carlson were Loveland and
Oklahoma settlement visitors last week,
Miss Catherine Forquer, who las been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Manuel McIn-
doo. the past few weeks, has returned
home.
Mrs. w. P. Randall and son Homer
were visiting their daughter and sister.
Mrs. James Foreman and family of La
porte last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Rodgers and chill
dren have returned from the mountains.
They combined business with pleasure
ard enjoyed their trip very much.
D. S. McCune and family and Alonzo
Edwards have returned from Estes Park
where they have spent week camping,
fishing, etc. They report very enjoy
able time.
Saturday evening. August 4th, the
West Side Ladies' Aid Society gave al
ice cream, social at the Ashton school
house. There was in addition an eN
celent program of songs, recitations, etc
The new bridge on the north side o
Mrs. Kimbley's farm has just been com
!, pleted. All the residents OF this district
especially those who haul their produce
to Evans. were very glad to see this mucl
g needed Improvement in our roads.
= Benz. McIndoo of Pueblo is visitin
his brother. j. NJ. McIndoo and fanil,
9 Mr.. McIndoo is very favorably impresse
r with Greeley and surrounding countr,
Sunday there was a reunion OF the McIr
y doc family at the home OF j. B. Dicke.
ar There were twenty three present.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-09
the DELTA

Maude Lawrence has been sick the
past week.
There was quite heavy rain fell
here Saturday.
George Reed made business
trip to Wyoming last week.
There are three blacksmith shops
in Mead, and all are very busy.
Ed Markham and Scott Kerr ex-
pect to begin threshing this week.
The foundation for Mrs. Palmer's
house is laid ready for the carpenters.
Harry Faulkner of Loveland
caught forty six nice black bass here
one day last week.
Several from here went to Erie
Saturday to the ball game between
Erie and the Bloomer girls.
There was good attendance at
the ball game In Mead between Mead
and Liberty Hall. Mead won.
Little Ruth Foley went to Boulder
Friday to spend a month visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. Welsh.
Professor Bullock was out Satur-
day looking over his farm. John
Archibald farms the place for him.
All who have grain are busy har-
vesting now, but there is very little
grain raised on the Delta now.
The principal crops are beets and
potatoes.
Nearly all Of the prairie west OF
the lake is broken up and what was
considered almost worthless will
soon be as productive as any OF the
other land under water.
Rev. d. A. Strong is In the noun
tains with his family enjoying .
vacation during the month Of Aug
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-09
|oHNSToWM

Green Is a sufferer of walking
I'D at present.
!. John Darcy has been on the
Pst the past week.
Armbuster and children are
PESTS Of Mrs. Chris Graner.
McGuire of Johnstown Is
pg Miss Pearl Williams at
II. "
Ellen Hicks has been suffer.
be last couple of days from
sy.
CIymer and son, Floyd, of
oud were Johnstown visitors
pay.
ana Mrs. Jasper Rogers of
am visited over Sunday with
Hoyers and family.
"a'le made flying trip to
'oun'alh ranch near Cripple
In his auto last week.
ana Mrs. F. N. Knott went
m Eelaha Saturday to spend a few
4 r''' MIS- knott's mother, Mrs.
'sv - o'afa lara Sellers of Kansas City
ID 'SS 'eeh visiting her brothers,
~ arthur Sellers, left for her
''o''oay' She expects to visit
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-09

w. q. Roy and wife entertaineo
w. Hammond and wife OF Cheyenne
last Saturday and Sunday.
Carl Weller has returned from
Windsor. where he has been vis'c'ns
his cousin. Ward Laybourn.
The recently abandoned rurai
route No. from Eaton will proD'
ably be transferred to Ault.
Harry Robbins is enjoying v's'.
from his brother and sister, Mr.. anu
Mrs. G. M. Robbins, of Julesburg.
John and Leslie Willis have been
enjoying q visit from their frieno'
Harry Ingold, Of Newton, Kansas
w. f. Willis, who lives east OF
Eaton, has completed q we'll on MS
farm, with plenty of soft water al
$50 feet.
Mrs. w. M. Sullivan and son,
Jesse, went to Idaho Springs Thurs
day, where they will have short
vacation.
]. D. Wilson and Sisters, Misses
Isa..and Blanch, have returned from
their trip to the coast. where they
saw many Eaton friends.
Misses Ellen Tharp and Anita
Doherty of Greeley were here the
first of the week and made arrange
ments for their stay during the
school year.
George Tracy is nursing two very
sore fingers on his left hand caused
by mis-lick of a meat cleaver, but
he Is truly thankful the fingers were
left to nurse.
j. w. Smillie, accompanied by his
sons, II. c. Cushman, and Archie
Boast, left for Nunn's park Thurs
day, where they will enjoy a ten
days outing.
G. B. Hovey, wife and daughter
OF Easton, H., came on Friday
morning and will visit friends In the
country north of Eaton. They have
spent several weeks with relatives al
Brighton.
Grandma Gillies, accompanied by
her daughters, Mesdames Wood ane
Schoonover. and their children
spent delightful day last week will
her son, Andrew Gillies, and daugh
ter, Mrs. w. f. Willis.
will Roy. secretary Of the Eator
Club, Thursday received from th,
Dupont Powder Co. handsome sill
yer loving cup, to be given as
prize to the best marksman. TIT
cup is engraved Dupont Trophy
l9O6,' and no doubt will, be highl.
appreciated by the winner.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-09
ELWELL

IN Halliwill and family visited
and friends Sunday.
Fred Sexton Is making a
visit with her children.
Walter Evett is entertaining
Bter and children from Pueblo.
!. A. ], Springston returned
Elbert last week feeling i'm
In health.
S Anna Van Dorpen Of Denver
Iiss Anderson of Eaton visited
Purvis Sunday.
interesting aid society with
hdieS present met with Mrs. T.
wis last Thursday.
]. Carl Carlson left Sunday
Jog for Texas, in order to see
ther, who is very Ill.
Everitt brothers now at Bill
write that they have had q fine
|nd enjoyed the scenery of the
|wstone park immensely.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-09
GIBSON

George N. Peck went to Loveland Sat
urday.
G. A. Carlson who has been sick is now
able to be odt.
Mr.. Aldrich was Gipson visitor the
latter part OF last week.
The Swedish people bad church go
cial at NJ. P. Msrtinso's Saturday even.
ing.
Mr.. Peterson and daughter Bertha
and nephew. Enoch Carlson, recently
spent few days in Denver.
Encch Carlson from Nebraska. who
has been visiting his uncle, Mr.. Peter
son, returned to his home few days ago.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-09
LAGRANGE

Alex. Adams OF Kersey was in this
vicinity last week looking after his bees.
There will be preaching at the school
house next Sabbath afternoon at $50
o'clock.
The social at Mrs. A. A. Decker's was
A success both socially and financially.
They cleared $3.50.
Chas. G. Neff was one OF the lucky
ones at the drawing OF the Shoshone
reservation. His number was l47.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-09
ONE TREE

Bethel: Aid gave a ten cent
the tome of Mrs. Sturgean.
sixty were present.
Bethel Aid Society will give
cream social at the home of
lake Christman Friday evening,
Ia. Everybody invited to come
Aye a good time.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-09
Low Rate Excursion to New York City

On August 2sth and Goth the
Nickel Plate road will sell tickets to
New York City and return at rate
of one fare plus 50 from Chicago.
Return limit September 4th leaving
New York City. For detailed in
formation call on or address Chas. f.
Johnson, district passenger agent
Sll Seventeenth street, Denver, Colo.
The Delta independent., 1906-01-19
MEDICAL SOCIETY.
Quarterly Meeting Held in Delta this Week.
Interesting Session.

The regular quarterly meeting of the
Delta County Medical Society was held
in Delta on Tuesday of this week, DR..
Hicks Office being used as meeting
place. Papers were read and other
topics of interest to the medical pro-
fession were discussed. The next meet
ing place has not yet been decided but
will probably be in one of the other
towns of the county. Those present
were Doctors Stockham, Mccartney
and Hick of Delta, DR.. Miller of Austin,
DR.. j. j. Williams of Hotchkiss and
Doctors Bushell and Hazlett of Paonia.
DR.. Meiklejohn of Somerset, who is u.s.
ually present at these sessions, was
unable to attend.
The Delta independent., 1906-01-19
LIGHTS oun

The management of the electric light
company announce that there will be
no light on Sunday evening and per
haps not on Monday evening. Neces-
sary repairs to machinery at the plant
viii cause the shut down. In connec-
tion it is also announced thst young
men lwho have been in the habit Of
spending Sabbath evenings with their
''bestest girls" will kindly defer their
regular visit this week.
The Delta independent., 1906-01-19
THE CRUEL THING.
She Teek his Nssey and his Love and Departed
Hithout Evea 4 nsaAsAake.

The following item, taken from the
Denver Post, is of particular interest to
local people as both parties are we'll
known in the county, and one day last
week were both in Delta, presumably
on their way to Salt Lake City. From
reports gathered here it seems that
Mrs. White received a proposal of
marriage in Delta on the day mentioned
and was half in the mind of taking it,
she even going SO far as to ask the ad-
vice of local lady in the matter. At
any rste Fluallen is now "a wiser but
a sadder man..
Especial to The Post)
Especial to The Post.l
Salt Lake City, Utah, Jan, 16. Gu
pid was outwitted yesterday and w. w.
Fluallen Of Paonia, Colo, is mourning
the loss of bride-to-be, Miss Minnie
White, eff the same town and $50 in
money. The nuptial not was to have
been tied at 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing.
An hour before the time, Miss White
slipped from her room at the White
House hotel and disappeared. She had
ESQ of Fluallen's money, which she took
from him Sunday night on the Rio
Grande Western train in lovers tete-
a-tete.
At the appointed hour Fiuallen knock
ed at her door only to find that she had
gone. He reported the affair to the
police station and with Detective Tay-
lor made tour of the rooming houses
Of the city last night. She had packed
her trunk and nothing was left to lead
to her whereabouts. Miss White is "a
years old and worked in hotel at Pa
onia. Fluallen is the same age and a
boxmaker.
The Delta independent., 1906-01-19
AT the Churches.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Next Sunday at the Presbyterian
Church topic is selected of uncommon
interest, and will be discussed from a
legal point of view. 1t is:-"The Trial
of Jesus. The evening topic is equally
Observation-Disclosures do ye Spend
Money for that which is not Bread?"
Mrs. Cheeks talk on Siam was more
remarkable for excellence than for au-
dience. 1t Is to be repeated, or anoth-
er given on another subject.
ST. LUKES EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Percival NJ. Wood. Rector. Services
Morning, 9:15 and II. Evening, 7:3O.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Appointments at the Baptist Church.
Sunday, the 21st. Morning sermon
"A Constancy". Evening sermon
Christ the Truth.
METHODIST CHURCH.
At the Methodist Church next Sum-
day the following subject will be pre-
sented: morning, Heart Religion.
evening, The Stage-Creation." The
evening sermon will be the first in a
series of six Sunday evening sermons
on 1.-THE Drama of World" The
other services of the church will be held
as usual.
A cordial invitation is extended to the
public to attend.
c. C. RARIc, Pastor.
The Delta independent., 1906-01-19
WHIST cllus neETs.

The Whist Club enjoyed itself az us
ual on Fridry evening last this time It
the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Geer.
Dainty refrss hments were served
after the games, which always serve 70
crown IN evening Of enjoyment and
pleasure.
The Delta independent., 1906-01-19
Advertised Letter List.

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
postof.ice at Delta, Colo, for the week
ending Jan. 10, 1906.
C. w. Clark, ]. w. Duke,
Mrs. Pattie Martin, Mrs. L. A. Sayer.
In calling for above letters please say
advertised.
ELLA NEW, P. N.
The Delta independent., 1906-01-19
Local Items.

l.. d. King of Eckert was in the city
Wednesday.
Reverend Briggs. Of Cedaredge, was
in Delta on Saturday last.
NJ. E Houk and wife of Cedaredge.
were Delta shoppers this week.
Ed Shores, of Ash Mesa, was in Delta
Monday attending to business affairs.
d. Blanchard come down from Cedar
edge last Monday returning Wednes-
day.
The G. A. R. held their regular meet
ing last Saturday. Installation of Off
GERS took place.
Barton Marsh, the compiler of the
Gunnison Tunnel Souvenier. was in the
city again this week.
James Bever returned from quite an
extended eastern trip last week. He
was in the city Monday.
George Douglas, of Herrick and
Douglas. Hotchkiss. came down Satur-
day and returned Sunday.
William Hathaway and Hardy Woods.
both Of Hotchkiss, were in Delta We'd
nesday on water business.
The Royal Neighbors are receiving
the benefits of the work of two organ
ixers who are here at present.
A large number Of people from OUT
lying ranch districts attended the per
formancs at the Opera House on Mon
day evening.
Don't forget the beet growers associ-
alton is to have . meeting on the 9th
of this month. You, If a beet raiser,
should be there.
There is new door in the postoffice
building. Its got a strong spring At
tached, too and If one doesn't look out
there is quick exit made,
DR.. Houts was a Delta visitor last
Saturday. He keeps pretty busy i'm
proving his Redlands ranch and does
not come to the county seat often.
DR.. A. L. Miller of Austin was in
Delta Tuesday. Every few days num-
ber of lots in the town of Austin are
sold and the doctor comes down to At
tend to making out the papers.
E. E. Bull and Frank Peck both re-
turned from the Uinta Reservation
this week where they had been looking
after their claims. On the way back
they suffered the misfortune Of the loss
Of horse.
DR.. Gibbs is announcing to his patrons
this week that he will hereafter devote
his entire attention to his Delta prac-
tice having given up his connections in
Montrose. Good for the Doctor. Delta
Is the town, after all.
Delta Camp 29s, Woodmen of the
World, and Vivian Circle 255, Women
of Woodcraft. will hold a joint Installa-
ton Of Officers Tuesdry night, Jan. 30,
for members only. All members are
cordially invited to attend.
L. c. Miller, financial correspondent
for the Union Central Life Insurance
Company. was in the city the past
week. Mr.. Miller has placed a good
deal sf money in this county through
his local representatives, Welch 4 Da-
Wis.
]. A. Hyser and ]. E. King. both well
known cattlemen Of Gunnison were in
Delta this week. Mr.. Hyser was &C.
companied by his wife. While here.
one Of the local dentists, DR.. r. E. Me-
haikey was visited in = professional
way.
Repairs and painting are going on in
the building soon to be occupied by the
Delta Drug Company and q decided inn
provement will result. The new COM
pany are announcing that they will be
abe % care for customers In q very
xsw days.
Harry Savage. = son Of w. L. Savage
of Mahsx, made short stay with DR..
and Mys. Stockham. He left the easly
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The Delta independent., 1906-01-19

he is attending the Leland Stanford
University. Mr.. Savage is now jun
ior and is studying civil engineering.
Two of the old trees in front of The
INDEPENDENT Office We're razed 70 the
ground this week. A decided improve
ment has been made in the looks of the
corner as the old landmarks were twisted
and gave an appearance ofuntidiness to
persons passing by on the opposite side.
L. H. Mccoy, formerly of Grand
Junction, where he has been employed
by the Smith Drug Company for four
years past, has been engaged to fill the
position of registered druggist at the
Peoples Pharmacy. He will probably
move his family here in the near future.
E. C. Arnold and family arrived on
Sunday evening from Silverton and have
rented the H. A. Cobbett place. Mr..
Arnold, who has been in the real estate
and insurance business for two years
at the place mentioned above, will open
like office here in the near future.
He will represent the National Nut
ual and Merchants Insurance Compan-
les.
The Seaton Drug Company are an
nouncing an opening to take place next
Wednesday afternoon. Their new store
is one of the the finest, fitted with the
latest style show cases and fixtures.
The local work. done by w. A. Shep-
hard. is just as good as could be wished
and the painting. under the efficient
hand of E. NJ. Jarman, is tasty and
neat.
The Business Mems Association is
planning to send out articles which
shall appear in the local papAss A
thousand or 20 names Of eastern farm
ers will be selected and as often Is ar
ticles are selected these people will each
receive = copy. In this manner world
Of good will be accomplished and con-
tinual reminder of Delta County will
eventually ind n great many of them
to locate here.
E. c. Arnold has an ad in this issue
and also the Delta Steam Laundry.
Read them. Mr.. Arnold is advertising
fire insurance and of course the laundry
wants to clean your soiled linen. If
readers would only mention to their
merchants and tradesmen that they saw
their ad in the INDEPENDENT, some of
those in business in Delta would be sur
prised at the real worth of advertising
in newspaper that prints the news and
is looked for each week.
''Shorty" Franklin, who has been
representing the Peters Paper Company
Of Denver for years, made his last trip
this week. He will be connected here
after with the seedless apple people at
Grand Junction. Mr.. Franklin has
made host of friends over the Slope
and many of those who have been buy
ing of him will be sorry to see him
leave. Nebraska is the state he will
travel in for the new concern. May
success crown his labors for he is =
hard and conscientious worker and
good fellow all around.
The Delta independent., 1906-01-19
ANNeUNcea

! wish to announce to my friends and
patrons that have severed my connec-
tions in Montrose and will hereafter de-
vote my entire attention to Delta prac-
tice. Roams over Remington & Elliott.
DR. H. X. GIBBs.
The Delta independent., 1906-01-19
We are Gone.

By the time you read this the DELTA
INDEPENDENT will have started to move
into the next block south of its present
quarters. The Fairlamb building, some
times known as the Monroe building, next
to Lynch's Photo Gallery, will be the new
home
Trusting the move will meet with your
approval and that you will call on us in our
new quarters, where we can serve you to
much better advantage, we remain
Most sincerely yours,
The Publishers.
The Delta independent., 1906-01-19
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Churcass.s.


FIRST BAPTIST, CHURCH : Services at Ii a
Sunday % & School s at 10 .. M. 6r. 4. n. ssoctSs%.
superintendent. Young Peoples meeting at $50
r: n. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evenings At
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-servIce at II .
N. and 73o p ~. kev: Il. J. Froihinghsm pastor
sunday hs A. M cAr1: ',a
.G4s p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings
Order OF divine services in the chapel OF the
monastery: On week days. O'clock .. m :, cele-
morning. On Sundays and holidays. 10 O'Clock
=. m, celebration Of the most holy sacrifice OF
with
invited.
METHODIsT CHURCH Rev. c c. Rarick
pastor; services % at II An e. M > and s9e ?. m. Sun
infendent. Epworth league meets Il 7:ol p m
o SEPAR ESeE METh66isT 6fsT''iH Eris6oFxI S1i
CHUkCH.-sunday school every Sunday At lO:8c
a;;,m. Presehtng every Sunday. welcome for
Wet. U.-Reguiar meeting nrstFriday of
every month. at p. M; a. Ms. HastnsS
ass: ss i. a.IH T. MxTakss. MM1ssIss;s. Eses ssesy.
Delta Csassy Oaeers.
County Clerk and Recorder. D. s. Doughty.
County Treasurer, J. Y; Beck!ey.
Souuty AhstasOfs sam COcketn0m
County surveyor. John A. Curtis.
County Judge. =. N. Dicker~on.
County Bup't OF Schools. Miss Emma Myen.
Coroner-Dr. &. II. ButRin.
George Stephan. County ATTORNEY.
N. Gests. County co'nmmi..ioner LIT district
X. U. WtlniOt. ' 3rd "
Delta Tswn sb0eers.
Mayor. W. X. Gale.
Clerk. J. n Bradley.
Treasurer, Vim. Mathews.
Trustees: A. y. Penley. ". q. Cook. W. T.
Obert. J. n. crabill. 1. n. AcMurrAy. }. A. Cur
tis.
Tho Board OF Trustees meets tile first and third
1hurSdays of each month.
Fire DepaStment-wm. X. Gale, chief. Joseph
Rollins. assistant. Meets Wednesday evening"
preceding meetings Of trustees.
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