The Delta independent., 1910-10-07


where they will spend the winter.
w. B. Wilson, of Austin, was a
caller at the Independent office Fri
day. Mr.. Wilson says his crops
are going to be very good this year.
H. ]. Baird spoke at Austin to
. large gathering of people Sunday.
The meeting was held in the inter-
est of the Delta county Y. M. c. A.
District Judge Shackleford and
Court Stenographer. Ross Reynolds,
left for Grand Junction Friday af .r-
noon after completing their work
here.
Mrs. NJ. K. Norton and Mrs EN-
met Norton, departed .;unday to
visit the formers daughter. Mrs.
Lille Wilson, former city clerk of
Eelta.
w. o. Stephens, of Delta. was in
town on business Saturday. Mr..
Stephens is considering deal for
lot of Olathe town property.-Olathe
Criterion.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. E. Brown
we're visitors over Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. C. F. Angel. They were
all in college together six years ago
in Michigan.
Jno. Gayman of Montrose, dropped
dead on the street at Montrose on
last Saturday morning from a hem
morrhage. Deceased leaves a wife
and one child.
OF course you need a sweater
these frosty mornings. See our big
assortment of mems, womens' and
childrens' sweaters. Ramsay Dry
Goods Company.
Prof R. S. Herrick left for Grand
Junction Friday afternoon and from
there was accompanied by Prof
Weldon to the Frying Pan, on a
deer hunting trip.
On Saturday Miss Belle Elliott
received the sad tidings of her
sisters death in Milwaukee, Wiscon-
sin. She left at once and will re-
main for some time.
They have just arrived. The larg-
est stock of ladies' trimmed hats in
the city. Come in. look them over
and get our prices. The Ramsay
Dry Goods Company.
Orwell Taylor returned to his home
at Cedaredge Friday, after spending
several days in Delta. Mr.. Taylor
was a witness in a certain case be-
fore the district court.
A fire alarm was turned in just
after noon Tuesday. and quite a
crowd ran over on Howard street
where the blaze was supposed to be,
but no fire could be found.
o. R. Felmlee transacted business
In Paonia yesterday. The Methodist
J of that place are contemplating the
erection of a new church and Mr.
Felmlee will probably submit bid
The first cars of sugar beets
shipped from Olathe went to the
; Grand Junction factory Wednesday
There were two cars containing 65.'
600 and $1,000 pounds respectively
Mrs. Bashan, sister of F. G. Myer,
of Delta. left on Saturday morning
for Oatman, Arizona, where her hus
band has recently located. after ar
extended visit with Mr.. and Mrs
MYERS.
; Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Rawson an6
two children left Monday for Sar
Francisco. California, where the,
will spend several months for the
benefit of their little daughter,
: health.
G. T. White and family left fol
the Lilylands country Sunday morn
ing, going overland. They will b,
absent for several days and on theil
return will stop at Ridgway for 6
short time.
The Grand Junction football team
passed through here Sunday on thei
way home from Gunnison, wher,
they defeated the Gunnison higt
school team Saturday by a scor,
of 10 to o.
Mrs C. P. Aicher and mother
have moved to the city for the win
ter from their recently purchased
ranch in Black canon and now oc
cupy the w. o stephens house or
Meeker street.
Dan Doughty. Fred Trechter ant
Carl Burch returned Monday after
4 four days successful deer hunt
They brought home with them. &