The Delta independent., 1909-09-24
David Smith went to Montrose, Tues.

last Saturday.
A Cartwright has bought lots on
Columbia street.
Father O'Farrell was in town from
Montrose, Sunday.
A. w. Carr was fishing at Sapinero
the first of the week.
Judge Welch made business trip to
Montrose last Saturday.
A. E. Ault came home Sunday,
slightly on the sick list.
Mrs. Mary Mathers is visiting in
Grand Junction this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Smith are in Grand
Junction taking in the fair.
Clayton Bailey is down from Ouray
visiting relatives and friends.
The d. & R. G. ice house is about the
busiest place in town these days.
Mrs. Herman Darling visited friends
in Montrose the last of last week.
Several parties are forming to go out
after deer the latter part of next week.
Cedaredge expects to have it's new
Baptist church completed by Saturday
next.
Investors should be getting in. There
is something here worth their while
to see.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Williams re-
turned from weeks visit in Denver,
Sunday.
The cantaloupe season is drawing to
a close and the peach harvest will soon
be over with.
]. Frank Sanders will return to his
mine, the Bachelor, at Ouray, the first
of next week.
For RENT two unfurnished rooms
Light housekeeping if desired. l19
North Meeker Street.
Rev. w. H. Cox of the Baptist church
at Cedaredge, was in town Tuesday and
made US pleasant call.
Geo. W. Bruce of the Western Slope
Realty Co. returned Sunday from
short business trip to Denver.
A look at Delta county apples is good
for the sore eyed; and the eating of
them is good for the stomach.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Walter of Glen
wood Springs, came in Tuesday for
short visit with friends in Delta.
Optional farm and business property
loans at seven per cent.
3O-13t MILLARD FAIRLAMB.
w. C. Cunningham went down to
Grand Junction Wednesday night to see
the Taft demonstration down that way.
Messrs. J. w and Samuel w. BalIin-
ger, of Shelby, Nebraska, are here this
week looking after property interests.
c. A. Stapleton. the shoe man at
Hillman's, and George Bradley, left
Sunday for Denver to spend their yaca-
ton.
Harry Carpenter, friend of Lester
Shocks from the east, passed through
here Monday on his way to the Pacific
coast.
Deer season opens October 1st and
holds to October 10th. Grouse may
also be killed to the close Of the game
season.
A. C. Remington. of the Remington
Elliott Co., who has been on the sick
list for some time is reported much i'm
proved.
Bruce & Myers of the Western Slope
Realty Co. have received the new
Colburn touring car which was ordered
some time ago.
Yesterday was closed day in Delta,
all the business houses closing and most
of the people going to Montrose to see
President Taft.
The INDEPENDENT may lack some
thing this week hut there has been so
much going around necessary that it
could hardly be helped.
Prof. R. s. Herrick went to Mont
rose Tuesday to assist Prof. E. r.
Bennett of Fort Collins as judge of the
horticultural displays.
The Gunnison river is gradually rum
ming down and trout fishermen expect
better catches in the period covering
the neXt three weeks.
The Misses Daisy and Sadie Hornsby
returned Saturday from two months
visit to their old home in Tennessee.
They report fine time.
The apple harvest is setting in in
good shape and shipments will soon be
heavy enough to tax the car capacity
of the D. &, X. G. railroad.
George Stephan and wife went to
Denver Sunday in response to Mr..
Stephan's bid to meet President Taft |