The Delta independent., 1908-08-14
DELTA COLORADO, FRIDAY, AUGUST IA, 1908.
Local and Personal.

James Girardet passed through Delta
Sunday enroute to Hotchkiss.
Henry Teachout, from near Eckert,
was Delta visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. V. Jones and daughter, Ora,
visited in Montrose last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Patterson re-
turned last Friday from Telluride.
Miss Helen Sanders left last Friday
for visit with friends in Montrose.
For SALE:-Plymouth Rock fries.
27-lt MRS. NJ. V. JONES.
Mrs. James Hunter of Blackfoot,
Idaho is visiting relatives and friends
in Delta.
Mrs. Bert Goodman of Montrose has
been the guest of Miss Rose Hall the
past week.
Mrs. Harry Stewart is spending a
few days in Delta with her father, w.
S. Girardet.
Miss Simpson of Cedaredge has ac-
cepted a position at the Ramsey Dry
Goods store.
Mrs. c. A. Sullivan, of Montrose, is
this week visiting with the family of
NJ. V. Jones.
Mrs. Carlock came in Saturday from
Ohio for a visit with her daughter Mrs.
George Deter.
Mrs. Newt Davis of Montrose is
visiting Mrs. ]. P. Kernohan of North
Delta this week.
Mrs. Claude Finney and little daugh-
ter Edna, are visiting friends in Delta
for few weeks.
Mr.. C. T Rawalt, editor of the Pao
MIA Newspaper, was a Delta visitor
Tuesday of this week.
Lawn social at Presbyterian Manse,
Friday evening, August 2lst. from to
$50 O'Clock. 25 cents. 27-lt
Mrs. H. H. Large left on Sunday
evenings train for two weeks visit
with her parents in Grand Junction.
Mrs. S. H. Kirkbride who has been
visiting friends in Delta the past week
returned Monday to her home in Pueblo.
Mrs. George Umbrell and children of
Bellingham, Washington are here visit
ing a sister, Mrs. Rutter of North
Delta.
Bishop Knight and the vested choir
of the Delta Episcopal church held
services at Cedaredge last Friday
night.
Mrs. Steele and two children, Ethel
and Roy, returned to their home Mon
day from an extended visit to the
Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper and son who
have been visiting Walter McNutt left
Sunday for their home in Stockton,
Kansas,
A party composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. r. Travis, Mrs. John Travis and
children left Thursday for short visit
in Lake City.
Mrs. w. NJ. Whiting who has been
visiting at the home of Ernest Sanders
in North Delta left Saturday for
Orange, California.
MIR. and Mrs. A L. Salisbury and
MIR. and Mrs. H. Vandeburg composed
party who took in the excursion to
Salt Lake yesterday.
Marchant and Dunsworth, who have
been selling automobiles in Delta the
past month returned TO their homes in
Grand Junction Wednesday morning.
Martha A. Shute of Denver, Colorado
who is Secretary of the State Board of
horticulture, was a pleasant caller at
the INDEPENDENT office last Saturday.
For SALE OR TRADE-Team of young
work mules for sale or will take good
work horse in part pay.
27-2t J. w. GALLANT.
Miss Ruth rockingham was the
hostess of a very charming party given
at her home yesterday moraing. There
were 10 young ladies present and IA
splendid time is reported.
Mr.. F. L. Ray returned the first of
the week from Salida where he under
went an operation in the hospital at that
place. Mr.. Ray has a large circle of
friends who are glad to see him around
again.
The Womans' Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian church will give IA
social on the Manse lawn. Friday even
ing. August 2lst, from to $3.50 O'Clock.
Peaches, ice cream and cake will be
served and musical numbers rendered
by the band. All are invited.
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announcement.
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