The Delta independent., 1906-06-01
- DELToNIAN DAILY DOTS AND DAsHEs.

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BoRN-to Mr.. and Mrs. Noah White,
pound girl, Tuesday May %.
George Curtiss, of Paonia, was bus
mess visitor here the first of the week.
The Rev. P. M. Wood will prea ch at
the Pea Green School House on Sunday
night.
Miss Amy Turner returned Monday
from Paonia, where she visited friends
the week previous.
| S. B. Hartman and wife were visiting
in Delta this week. Mr.. Hartman is
well known cattleman of Maher.
The several lodges in the city remem-
bered their past brothers this week,
decorating the different graves quite
prettily.
l. ID. McFaddan., the well known
and quite tall lawyer of Paonia, was
business visitor to the county seat
yesterday.
j. E. Porter, of Porter& Obert, spent
a day or so in Placerville this week
looking after some business interests
he had there.
Jack Hillman, proprietor of Hillman's
Dry Goods Store, made business trip
to Grand Junction Tuesday, returning
Wednesday noon.
always something doing in Delta"
is now quite slogan for the town that
has been wont to while away its hours
in quietude and prose.
DR.. Burgin, wife and children and
mother left Thursday for their old home
at Bethany, Missouri. The Doctor will
remain away about two weeks but the
family will stay for longer visit.
Jack Fairbanks and wife and little
girl arrived from Salida this week.
Mrs. Fairbanks will visit with friends
here for time. Mr.. Fairbanks visited
here one day leaving Tuesday.
Papers were served Yesterday sum
moning Mrs. Anna Hopkins TO appear
in answer in suit brought by Daisy
Snider for sl4.0o. alleged amount due
in lieu of a certain railroad ticket
claimed to have been held by Mrs. Hop
kins.
w. T. Kirkpatrick has purchased the
interest of w. A. Cloud and now owns
the lease on the Pastime alone. The
business will be conducted in the same
manner as before, Mr.. Kirkpatrick and
his son devoting their entire attention
to the business.
E. NJ. Arthur went down to the Una
weep country this week accompanied
by D. A. Heron and w. T. Tobin, of
the Tomboy Gold Mines company. They
go by train to Whitewater, thence over
land by wagon some twenty odd miles
to the copper country, where an exam
ination of prospect will be made
Telluride Journal.
The bonds of matrimony no longer
appeal to Theresa Dalchow and on
Thursday of this week divorce proceed
ings were instituted by her against her
husband, Albert Dalchow. Plaintiff
claims that her husband has not lived
with her for more than year past and
has also refused or failed to contribute
to her support.
Miss Myers, county superintendent of
schools, slipped and fell in the Office of
the county treasurer on last Tuesday
morning and sustained badly sprained
shoulder and hip. The floor had just
been treated to coat of oil which made
footing very insecure. Although pain.
full, the injuries were not serious enough
to keep Miss Myers from her duties.
Fred Holmes, the genial and well
liked manager Of the Western Sugar
Beet and Land Company, was in Delta
this week attending to his company's
interests. Mr.. Holmes is deploring the
trouble the company is having in regard
to field labor and says that he wishes
the Germans could be obtained in sufTi-