The Delta independent., 1910-03-04

Mrs. l.. y. hohlman left Monday Tor
visit in Denver.
Miss Pearl Mills spent Sunday with
relatives at Olathe.
II you have five pure-white pigeons
for sale call at this office
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Darling visited
in Grand Junction few days this week
Ross Wilmot of Hotchkiss was seen
on Delta streets the first of the week.
Gny NJ. Blair returned to Grand
Junction Monday after short visit
here.
Rev. G. c. Stearns. of the Christian
church. visited in Grand Junction the
first Of this week.
Photographer F. L. Ray was called
to Salida Wednesday owing to the seri-
Gus illness of relative.
W. T. Womack was in during the
week and added his name to the INDIE
PENDEST's list of readers.
Optional fern and business property
loans at seven per cent
3o-l3t MILLARD FAIRLAMB.
Miss Glea Woodruff. of Olathe, came
down Monday and has been visiting at
the home of Miss Louise Waller.
For first class upholstering and mat
tress making we are prepared to do
your work. DELTA TRADING Co.
w. A. Starks of Cory was transact
ing business in town Saturday. and
while here made this Office a pleasant
visit.
LosT-Key ring and seven keys.
Loser can obtain same by calling and
paying for this ad ut the INDEPENDENT
Office.
b. S. Ruddick and daughter were in
town Saturday from Paonia Mr.. Rud.
dick reports very muddy condition in
that district.
John F. Moore, manager of the Grand
Junction Fruit Growers Association.
was in Delta few days the latter part
of last week.
w. II Pratt, of the Delta Steam
Laundry, left for California Tuesday to
visit an uncle. Mr.. Pratt expects to
return about April lst.
w. p. Dale has placed an order for a
Ford car at the Garage. There are so
many of them and they look so good
that he just couldn't resist.
Mrs. A. NJ. Anderson returned from
months visit with her daughters. Mrs
J. f. Dollson and Mrs. A. V. Holiday
at Alma. Colorado, Tuesday.
Attorneys Sherman of Montrose and
Twitchell of Denver returned to their
homes Wednesday after serving on a
case in the district court here.
Edward Tucker. who for some time
has been employed at the electic light
plant, has resigned his position and we
understand he will go to the Montrose
plant.
Frank p. Marshall. formerly with
the Surface Creek Realty Company,
returned to his home in Missouri Mon
day after a short stay among Delta
friends.
John Duvall, after trying sample
copy of the INDEPENDENT of week be-
fore last. came in last week and said he
liked the sample so well that he wanted
it steady.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Jarrett. of the
Gibson Lumber Company, are the
proud parents of a ten-pound boy, born
last Saturday. Mother and child re-
ported doing nicely.
C. p. Nutter and daughter Evelyn,
left Tuesday for visit with relatives
in Ramsay. Mr.. Nutter's mother is
ninety-one years old and her sight is
impaired. She may return with him.
Ralph Gallup. who made such pop
ular eating house of the Log Cabin
restaurant, has moved into the Mer-
chants Cafe and opened first class
place. His trade will no doubt follow
him.
1t is impossible to set pretty dis
play when copy is received 30 late az to
make 1t necessary to rush the work.
II you want your ad to show to the
best advantage, bring us your copy
Monday or Tuesday.