The Delta independent., 1910-05-20

MTS. L. f1dTtiB mas DeeH quite
sick but is better.
C. J. Anderson. architect, con-
tractor and builder.
H. j. Baird was a Grand juno
tion visitor last week.
T. X. Seaton was called to Dem
yer on business Sunday.
f. B. Morris was down to the land
office at Montrose Monday.
Tom Mostyn came in from his
hills ranch Saturday evening.
Glenwood Springs has announced
June Sth, as strawberry day.
Judge Welch is up at Paynes mesa
tree planting again this week.
ii. c. Getty made Crawford a busi-
ness visit the first of the week.
Boost the 4th of July celebration
Delta will be doing things that day.
Although the busy season is on,
new people are coming in every day.
The eagle is soaring over Delta
and will perch here on July Fourth.
Mrs. c. ID. Kinsley and Mrs. F. ID.
kinsley departed for Denver Thurs
day.
See David Deter. 339 Dodge street
for your feed. He can save you
money.
The man who can best stand
up and get hit is the real American
citizen.
NJ. J. Campbell came in the latter
part of last week from Chanute,
Kansas.
Optional farm and business prop
erty loans at seven per cent Millard
Fairlamb. 80
City Attorney Dickerson is in Pao-
mia on business since "Wednesday
morning.
Albert Roberts of Dominguez.
proved up on his homestead last
Saturday.
Optional farm and business prop
erty loans at seven per cent. Millard
Fairlamb. 80
Miss Flossie CrandaT OF Telluride
is visiting her friend Miss Julia
Jones of Delta.
The shade trees, in their new full
dress of green. are now a pretty and
refreshing sight.
J. G. A. Simpson and son of Red
lands mesa. were in Delta on bust
ness "Wednesday.
Frank A. Cotter and Miss Ora
NJ. coker of olathe, were married
the first of this week
There is a lull in the social sea
this week after last weeks swirl
And IL seemeth good
There is good land all around.
and it's fine idea to get hold OF
some of 1t IL you can.
Mrs. Harry Mathers entertained
n large number of ladies at fancy
work Tuesday afternoon.
Home strawberries, and Delta
produces the best in the berry line.
will be along next month.
The census work is about com
pleted but it will be quite a while
before the result is known.
Are Dishonest Men Born or
Made will be Dr. Darley's sub
ject next Sabbath morning.
Roy l.. Smith has moved into
his recently finished residence on
Seventh and Howard streets.
Sunday afternoon and night gave
Delta the strongest and friskiest
gale we have had for year.
Three new autos arrived in town
Saturday. They were for Mir Rem
iHkNoH. MI. anu L.
Mrs. n Sherry came up from
Denver the latter part of last
week to look for hotel location.
The contest is now on. Send in
your names and get your friends
to give you their subscription votes.
The stand of sugar beets is re-
ported generally good and big crop
is expected from the field around
Delta.
n. II. Castle returned from Ce-
daredge the first of this week, where
he spent a short vacation for his
health
Miss Alma Williams left last Sat
urday for Washington. ID. c.. to at
tend the National Sunday school con
yention,
Daniel Kelley of New York. was
here the first of the week on
visit to his daughter, Mrs. Harry
Gutshall.
John Zupa. an Austrian. died Mt
Montrose last Saturday fiom peri
tonitis. resulting from being kicked
by horse.
Ira Bowerman, who has qualified
rs stenographer at the Delta Bust
ness College, will leave for Chicago
on the 2Sth.
George Young. who was riding
with other cattlemen up Tabagua-
che way last week. returned the
first of this.
Mrs. Nj. +. Keen delightfully."- en-
tertained the Stenographers' Club
at cards Tuesday night at her home
on Meeker street.
Mother and sister of DIR. G. ID.
Kinsley. are expected to arrive in