The Delta independent., 1909-10-08

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on business Tuesday.
George Stephan and wife went to
Denver Wednesday for short visit.
Mrs. Matte Hall and daughter Rose,
left Friday for Kansas City, Missouri.
Mrs. Sam Cockrehan is in Pueblo at
tending the w. C T. U. convention.
E. A. Ault went to Grand Junction
Tuesday on business connected with his
office.
Mrs. Stewart Stevens of Grand juno
tion visited Mrs. Thomas Conway over
Sunday.
DR.. Frank w. Grove, Delta's popular
dentist, drove to Olathe, Tuesday
morning.
Ladies' taffeta silk petticoats worth
SIS to Sc. Saturday special, 1898, at
Hillman's.
Elias Adshade, of Grand junction,
had business in Delta Wednesday, re-
turning home Thursday.
The old scales that stood in front of
the Cook building on Main street, have
been moved out into the country.
Mrs. Charley Hall entertained a
number of friends Saturday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. L. X. Kohlman.
Louis Rist wasn't eligible to play
foot ball this year. SO he is 'tackling"
sacks in the new Penley feed store.
Optional farm and business property
loans at seven per cent.
30-l3t MILLARD FAIRLAMB.
Prof. Paul Moody made a short bust
ness trip to Montrose this week in the
interest of his electric novelty supplies.
Mrs. w. B. Stockham and daughter
Nellie, are visiting friends in Denver.
Mr.. Stockham will join them next
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom McGrew, who
spent several days in Delta this week,
returned Wednesday to their home in
Denver.
A. H. Fairchild, who has two large
contracts for bitches on Grand mesa,
came down Tuesday TO get a load of
supplies.
Ladies. do not miss those fine taffeta
silk petticoats at Hillman's tomorrow
Saturday. Five and six dollar values
for s.. .9S.
AS an evidence of the demand for
help, the Shippee Employment Agency
advertises in this issue for eighteen
men at three dollars day.
If you want your advertisement made
attractive in type. bring copy in early.
Thursday is too late for anything ex-
cept the poorest composition.
Little Harold Chiles, infant son of
MIR. and Mrs. Will Chiles burned his
hands quite severely on the stove Mon
day but is getting along nicely.
Mrs. w. H. Anderson has a fine new
china kiln at her home on Dodge street,
so that hand-painted china will no
longer have to be sent to Denver to be
fred.
In letter from the committee of
the National Apple Show we learn that
the surplus money. if there be any,
will be used in advertising the fruit
sections OF. Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs. L. X Kohlman. of Canon
City, are here 10 make their home.
They have rented the Fairfield home on
Grand avenue. Mrs. Kohlman is
sister of Mrs. Gutshall
Walter NJ. Appel. of the firm of
Rothgerber & Appel, Denver. who
visited here few days returned home
Tuesday. Mr.. Appel is one of Denver's
brightest young attorneys
A meeting of the stockholders of the
North Delta Canal Company will be
held at the court house Tuesday to vote
on the question of disposing of the
property and closing up the company's
affairs.
b. Rohr, the jolly manager of the
Singer sewing machine business for the
Western Slope. came up from Grand
Junction, Wednesday. He says Delta
county is the best business territory on
the map.
j. A. Campbell, who owns a ranch
near Crawford. passed through Delta
Wednesday on his way to his old home
in Pueblo. Mr.. Campbell reports
prosperous year. and expects to ship
two thousand blooded cattle from Iowa.
The case of Harry Gray of Fort
Collins, who was arrested on the
charge of stealing Frank Detchon's
coat off of a wagon back at McMurray's
residence. was thrown out of court
owing to the fact that neither the
plaintiff nor the defendant appeared.