The Delta independent., 1907-11-15

ment walks along UOdge street. WHEN
that is completed about all of the
streets of Delta will have cement
walks.
Monday night was the coolest Of the
season, but no more than normal.
Since that little furry of the mercury
the days have been growing warmer.
If we don't print that personal about
you, please to remember that it isn't
our fault. We wanted to do it, but
you neglected to help US to know about
it.
Rev. J. G. Neff sold to Charles Hea-
ter, of Menlo, Iowa, his farm on Garnet
Mesa for 1000. r. Neff, his brother,
also sold % acres of his land for $225
per acre.
Mr.. J. Lindemyer, of Columbus, Ohio,
has been visiting Rev. ]. G. Neff on
Garnet Mesa. They were old school
boy friends and had not seen each other
for 20 years.
The Wilbur Starr Concert Co. is
composed of the best artists in their
line. Hear them, at the Opera House,
Tuesday night Nov. 18th. Delta lecture
Course. Reserved seats at Cooks.
Mr.. Wilbur Starr soloist. Miss Ade-
laide Lyman reader, and Alfert Anker
violinist; sll artists. Tuesday night
Nov. 18th. 3rd number in Lecture
Course.
The Surface Creek Realty Co., sold
the jeff Reed place this week to VIM.
Hoffman of Denver for s2,00O. Another
deal in the Surface Creek section is to
be closed today.
Heman F. Cook made final proof on
his homestead before U. S. Land Com
missioner NJ. r. Welch, last Saturday.
Hotchkiss and Delta teams will play
foot ball and basket ball at Delta High
School athletic park Saturday after.
noon.
Coal supplies for winter are being
hauled from the Delta county mines.
At present, good sized teaming forces
are being thus employed.
Judge Welch and Clarence Smith
drove out to Payne's siding today.
where a new water course is being
constructed to irrigate land in that
vicinity.
Please return chair belonging to
Home Cafe, taken away Halloween
nisht Win sst ssA up and aAk NC
questions.
w. A. DAVIS.
Delta County can take care of itself
in most emergency cases. 1t is only
effected by the little waves which
ripple out from toward the center where
the main disturbance is.
New York money is beginning to
loosen up, according to published re-
ports. and it is likely that. in few
more weeks at farthest, normal money
conditions will again control.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Chris
tian church will give tea next We'd
nesday afternoon, November 10th, at
the home of Mrs. Joseph Crabill. A
charge of l0c. will be made,
LosT-a brown leather hand bag, be.
tween Grecnwoods blacksmith shop
and the residence of John Trew. Finder
is requested to return same to City
Hall and receive reward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Thayer returned
this forenoon from their honeymoon
trip to Glenwood Springs and Grand
Junction and are stopping with Mr.. and
Mrs. Nutter on Garnet Mesa.
President Roosevelt says there is no
law. except custom, for placing lin
God we trust" on coins, and he doesn't
believe in doing it. This seems to
limit the number in whom we can trust
to minimum.
Home people must look more to CO.
operation ana control of the particular
industries in which they are directly in
terested. and upon the right manage
ment of which the success of their
efforts depend.
Ward barley and H. A. Quigley are
the personel OF a new firm to be known
as barley & Quigley, engaging in the
business of Real Estate, Loans and
Insurance, with Office in the new Hill
man building.
Miss Cornelia johnson was in Delta
the first of this week for Dental work,
While here she called to get acquaintee
ut the INDEPENDENT Office. Miss John
son is the INDEPENDENTS efficient hell
in gathering news at Cedaredge.
The INDEPENDENT office has fine
samples of field.corn and pop corn raisee
few miles down the Gunnison, broagh'
in by E. M. Gets. The popcorn
yielded at q rate of 62 bushels to thu
ocra md Tho Reld rorn lOOks aS uOO<