The Delta independent., 1910-08-05
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

Coalby yesterday.
S. j. Kyff1n returned from a bus
mess trip to Denver the latter part
of last week.
Am leaving state. Will sell
Ford automobile cheap-at once
G. A. Hadsell.
Ed Heigleheimer and Gladys
Wade were united in marriage in
Montrose Wednesday.
Mr.. Fischer of the Fischer Lum-
ber Company, is expected here from
Montrose in few days.
Mrs Frank Anderson returned
from visit with relatives and
friends in Kansas, Wednesday.
Mr.. Stone, of the Trinidad Chron-
icle-News, came in last night to
look after his investments near
Delta.
For Sale-Team of mares five and
seven years old. Weight 2,250. both
sound. H. B. Herr, Black Canon,
Austin.
gentle shower of a few min
utes duration yesterday forenoon
seemed to lay the dust and cool
things off.
Cake and ice cream social at the
Presbyterian Mans, Wednesday,
August 10th, from 500 to 900 p.
m All invited.
H. S. Bedaine, who for a year and
half was foreman at The Indepen-
dent office, left yesterday for Den
yer and Colorado Springs.
Miss Josie Estes of the Tribune
office, LETT Sunday evening for a va
cation which she will spend at her
home in Buena Vista.
1t is understood that the Colo
RADIO Telephone Company will put in
their automatic system as soon as
the new building is completed.
Lost-A Waterman's Ideal foun-
tain pen, some where along Main
street or near the post Office.
Please return to Harry Shaffer at
Delta Credit Company's Office and
receive reward.
The artificial ice plant at Delta
is doing fine this year. and running
full capacity. 1t has been a little
slow for the coal man this summer,
but he lives in anticipation.
Samuel Wright of Cory, who rails
es juicy cantaloupes and sweet
watermelons. brought to this Office
the largest head of lettuce we ever
saw, last week-about the size Of
a stack of alfalfa. It was a beauty,
: and tender clear through.
Delta's streets have become SO
filled with stacks of bricks and
other building material near where
new blocks are in process of erec-
n ton, that the city authorities have
found 1t necessary to forbid any
L additional material being deposited
: until some of that all ready on hand
shall be removed by using.
Frank Davis, who has been out
with DIR. Mcconnell for the past
N eighteen months left yesterday to
; visit his old home at Sullivan, Ind,
where he may remain for some time
N on account of the illness of his
8 mother, though he likes Delta and
intends to come back. Before 1eav-
ing, he came in and arranged for
. weekly visits from The Independent.
DR.. A. H .Stockham boasts of a
o spry feeling such as usually accom-
@ panies a 12year-old boy. In view
of this, possibly at the next banquet
at which he acts as toastmaster, he
! may tell some stories that are even
;. more shocking than some he has re-
= lated in the past. We are glad to
know, however, that DR.. Stockham' g
u trip East, did SO much to benefit his
y health.
To get busy is satisfying to bus
mess ambition, yet people can get
. too busy for their own or for the
community's good. There are many
- times when people work too hard,
L and such times they are likely to
stumble and fall down occasionally.
= If not with the work, they will fall
n down with the management. And
g at such times, too, public interests
e and public duties are ignored. for
Y gotten or overlooked. All work and
> no play generally makes of Jack. a
dull boy. Take little time for
a rest, recreation and for thought.
HULANISKTs THINKOGRAPH.