The Delta independent., 1910-10-28


Geo. Myers, of the Racket Store,
has moved his family into the new
brick cottage purchased from w. R.
johnson, in the model brick block.
Mr. and Mrs. Miller moved from
| their Garnet mesa home to the
ranch near Austin Tuesday, where
they expect to remain and look after
the property during the winter.
w. A. Davis of Austin, left We'd
nesday for Hastings, Nebraska, his
to business matters. He expects to
be gone about two weeks.
A carload of heating equipment at
the Meyer Mercantile Company's,
and another carload on the way.
Now is the time to put in your heat
ing plant. Call and see the goods.
Judge Shackleford passed through
here Sunday on his way to Mont
rose where he has been holding
court this week. Court Stenogra-
pher Ross Reynolds followed Mon
day.
David Bennett Hill, ex-senator of
New York, died suddenly last Thurs
day at his country home near New
York City. Mr. Hill was one of
the best known politicians of the
country.
Editor Bacon of the Ouray Herald.
passed through here Monday on his
way home from Grand Junction, to
which place he had accompanied
Mrs. Bacon on her way to her home
for visit.
w. L. Savage. Alex Morrow. l. C.
Foster and w. J. Reed, returned
to their homes at Crawford and
Maher the latter part of last week.
where they had been with a ship
ment of cattle.
Ben Campbell was down from
Paonia last Friday to meet his wife
and child, who returned that day
from a visit to Mrs. Campbell's
father. Daniel Hawkins, of Plateau
City, Colorado.
Joe Wilmer. who was employed
in Pregent's tailoring establishment,
left Tuesday for saltwater, Okla
homa. in quest of better health.
He expects to remain up to the
Christmas holidays.
Mrs. S. ]. Kyffiin and children.
and Mr. Kyffin's father and mother.
arrived from Denver Wednesday.
being called on account of the Hines
of Mr. Kyfiin, Jr.. who is quite low
with typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Singiser, who
A. W. Drolsbaugh, left Monday for
Altoona, Pennsylvania. These two
families were neighbors at that city
for fourteen years.
Judge A r. King made a strong
speech to the Republicans at Cedar
edge Saturday night. He was follow
ed by Mr.. Vincent and others. The
audience showed every evidence of
good feeling and satisfaction.
Killian & Mower shipped another
trainload of cattle to Denver Mon
day of this week. The train con-
sisted of ten cars, and makes the
third lot in the last five weeks,
amounting to total of about forty
cars.
The Republican rally at Hotch-
kiss Monday night was an enthusias-
tic one. every candidate on the
county ticket making his bow, ex-
pressing hs views and stating his
standing clearly to the assembled
voters.
There are lots of things a news
paper is expected to do. without
pay. which those who request it
would not think of asking an indi-
vidual to do. And yet the individ-
ual could. in many instances, do 1t
at less personal expense than can
the newspaper.
C. f. Naylor recently shipped a
sixty-pound box of honey to friends
In the South. He received letter
this week acknowledging the pres
ent. which read; Never before have
we been permitted to taste such a
fne quality of honey.
The Loyal Order of Moose were
entertained Monday night after
lodge meeting at the Lyric theatre,
whose manager, II. c. Paddock, is
n member of the order. Special
pictures were secured for the oc-
casion and very enjoyable time is
reported.
We once saw a man enter throng
of people variously engaged in the