The Delta independent., 1908-09-18
Local and Personal.
is on in the beet fields.


A full line of work shirts just in at
Ramsey D. G. Co.
DIR. A. H. Stockham is visiting his
mother in Trinidad.
Drop in and see those new rugs at
the Ramsey d. G. Co.
Mrs. Charles Bowden and children
left Monday for Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Lewis returned
from Chicago last week.
1t will pay you to go to the Ramsey
D. G. Co. for your shoes.
Mr.. A. Hogue, of Salida, visited
relatives in Delta last week.
Mrs. J. P. Huntley left Monday to
spend the winter in California.
A good number of Delta people are
going up to Paonia today to attend the
fruit fair
Mr.. Harry billiard of Denver has been
the guest of his brother, jeff billiard,
the past week.
Attorneys Logan and Reed were in
Pueblo and Grand Junction the latter
part of last week.
Western Slope Elberta peaches have
been selling at sl.00 to s1.25, car load
lots, in New York.
Misses Bertha and Della Mundry and
Miss Grace Conklin lett Sunday for
Cottey College, Nevada, Mo.
Our dress goods and silk stock is now
complete and they are sure beauties.
See them at the Ramsey D. G. Co.
Two good pianos-slightly used-for
sale cheap.
DELTA Music Co.
Would exchane piano or guitar les
sons for washings for family of two.
Address, Clara E. Lester, Delta. 32-2t
Mr.. Watts, of the Tribune, is attend
ing the State Fair at Pueblo this week.
From there he will go to Denver for a
visit.
Mr.. E. F. Hubbard, chairman of the
Republican county committee of Delta
county, is expected home to-day or
tomorrow.
Mr.. Steel, of Indiana, stenographer.
is here for health benefits. He will
probably occupy position in Attorney
Baird s office.
There will be rush of fall fruit
from this time on-peaches, apples.
plumbs and grapes. Melons and toma-
toes are also abundant.
Fall advertising is beginning to start,
and it's good investment for you Mr..
Business Man. The fall and winter
trade is going to be good.
Clyde Hall had an arm badly cut
while working with treshing outfit
near Read last week. The wound was
dressed in Delta and he is getting along
all right
Misses Hazel Musser, Ethel Baer,
Adaline Weeks, Gertrude Amsbary and
Edith Forest; Messrs. Guy Clark and
Ross Conklin left t.for Colorado College
the first of this week.
H j. Baird, secretary of the Delta
County Business Mems Association.
attended the session of the State Com
mercial Association at Montrose Tues
day and Wednesday.
Mr.. W. F. Hornsby and daughter,
Miss Hattie Hornsby, arrived home
/ Tuesday from two months trip to
California where they report having
spent very pleasant time.
! Some duck hunters are reported to
have been out and returned with fair
lunches of mallards and teal. The first
of October will be deer season and many
hunters are getting ready to go out.
/ B. n. Crawford, Republican candi-
date for county treasurer, was down
| from Crawford last week attending the
Delta county fair. He called at the
! INDEPENDENT office and looks good to
US.
| On last Saturday, in Denver bright
baby boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. j.
/ E. Dollison, weight 81 pounds. Mrs.
| Dollison is the daughter of the INpE-
PENDENT editor and visited her parents
at Delta last winter.
Judge King, H. j. Baird and w. o.
| Stephens came home from Denver Sum
day. Judge Weleh, George Stephan.
Il, o. Wilmot, Paul Wilson and the
rest of the delegates to the State
| Republican convention arrived home
Monday.
| Born at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Nj. Schilthius, in Delta, the 18th day of
l September at $50 p. m, a boy weigh
ing nine pounds. Mother and child are
doing well CONGRATULATIONS ware re-