The Delta independent., 1909-07-16
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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Miss Eva Stell returned to her home
in Eckert Saturday, after short visit
with friends in Delta.
Dan r. Wallace, of the Wilson
Wallace Realty Company, went up to
Hotchkiss Wednesday.
Belcher & Wright will present The
Lady and the Liar" at the opera house
next Tuesday evening.
Delta Lodge, No. 62, A. F. & A. M,
held special communication Wednes-
day evening for work.
Mrs. Thomas Conway came up from
Grand Junction Wednesday and will
make Delta her home.
Robert Wilcox, who has been visiting
in the East for the past month, re-
turned home Wednesday.
People can guess wrong more differ
ent ways about how to bring up child
rem than any other thing.
H. H. Wolbert, of the Delta National
Bank, spent few days at Mile Post
1903, the first of the week.
Miss Fern Wood, who has been visit
ing in Cedaredge for several weeks, re-
turned to Delta Friday last.
When fellow begins to feel that he
couldn't live without certain girl, he
ought to marry her and see.
Harry Hayward gave stag party at
his apartments in the Zaninetti flats
Tuesday night of last week.
Mrs. W. E. Morrow and daughter,
Mrs. Jesse Bell. returned to their
homes in Ouray Wednesday.
William R. Church, who has been
employed on a ditch in the Red Lands.
came in Wednesday evening.
Miss Lois Smith of Grand Junction.
sister of jeweler Roy Smith, is here
visiting her brother this week.
Miss Pearl Carter. of the Mathers
store force. went to Grand Junction
Sunday for week S vacation.
Rev. John W. Heal of Montrose was
down early IN the week to see Bishop
Brewster before his departure.
DR.. A. H. Stockham, of the First
National Bank. returned from a trip
through the northwest Tuesday.
Mrs VIM Pedicord, of Olathe, visited
Mrs F. G. Myers few days the first
of the week, returning Tuesday.
The Presbyterian Missionary Society
will meet with Mrs Schied, Palmer
street, Friday, July %. at p. m.
P. Morgensen who spent part of last
week here in the interest of the w. o.
W. returned to Grand Junction Friday.
1t is look a long ways ahead. but
just make up your mind now that you
will attend your county fair this year.
| When things seem insurmountable
it's Just because we are too selfish to
put self inside and go in and con-
quer.
Returning to Delta from Telluride
yesterday. NJ. Sampson. was renewing
acquaintances here. Montrose Enter
prise.
Mrs. Phebe Jones and son Frank
Jones. of Hamilton. Missouri. are here
visiting J. d. vanVolkenburgh and
family.
Ellet Harding returned yesterday
from Santa Monica, California, where
he has been for several weeks, visiting
his folks.
Mr. and Mrs Michael o 'Rourke went
to Dolores Wednesday. Mrs. S. B.
Snow accompanied them as far as
Telluride.
1t isn't necessary for you to exclude
yourself from society to do good. Go
right into it and use your right ideas in
uplifting it
Never tell girl. as an inducement
to marry you, that she shall want for
nothing No girl ever wants to want
for nothing.
II is so hot that nearly all the clubs
and social organizations have post
poned their entertaining until after
September /.
The INDEPENDENT is all home print.
no patent inside" and every line of
reading matter in this papers set in
type in Delta.
The chief reason woman wants to
get into society is because of all the
hateful old cats who have always said
she never could.
Mrs. F. P. Marshall was quite sick
last week with appendicitis, but we are
glad to report that her condition is
much improved.
County Attorney and Mrs. Porter
Plumb left for Lake City Saturday
where they will spend the balance of
the heated term.