The Delta independent., 1910-01-07

No SCOT or slack in Cameo coal.
When you think coal think Crabill.
Delta will have another building boom
in the spring.
Mrs. f. S. VanMeter, of Redlands
mesa, was in the city Monday.
Frank Howard left Sunday for Tellu-
ride, where he takes a position.
Coal and feed is cheaper at Crabill's
than at any other place in Delta.
T. B. Geer was Grand Junction
visitor the fore part of this week.
R. H. Wight. living 25 miles NORTH
east Of Delta. drove to town Tuesday.
Mems overcoats and duck coats at
POS discount at the Ramsay Dry Goods
Co.
Ashley Forrest accompanied tn e
Montrose band to the Apple Show Mon
day.
Yes: you need them. overshoes and
rubbers. All new stock at the Ramsay
Dry Goods Co.
II. J. Baird was in Grand Junction
1 the first of the week on business per-
tanning to the census.
Children's coats at 25F discount
Good assortment of colors and styles at
the Ramsay Dry Goods Co.
WANTED Industrious families to live
in Delta county and prosper. Come
and settle in Gods country.
M. Beard OF Glove Lake. Mime
sofa, is in Delta looking over the dist
rict with n view of Locating.
LosT-Gold chain with two bangles.
Leave at wagner's Home Restaurant,
Fourth and Main St, Delta.
The elder Mrs. Burgess and daughter
left Monday for visit in Denver. ex-
pecting to be gone until March.
Optional farm and business property
loans at seven per cent.
30-l3t MILI.ARp FAIRLAMB.
C. p. Hopson. of Eckert. has gone to
Chicago to complete his studies in the
College of Anatomy and Sanitary
Science.
4, A. E. Seymour, representing the
Knight Campbell Piano Company. of
Denver, called on the INDEPENDENT,
Monday.
Left on hand at Hotchkiss. standard
piano, at bargain. Cash talks.
Write II. b. billiard, 62 West Ellsworth
ST., Denver. Az
MIR. and Mrs. ]. E Porter, Mrs. T.
X. Seaton and James Zaninetti we're
among those who left Sunday morning
for the Apple Show.
City Clerk Mrs. Camilla Sanders was
nicely remembered by the members of
the council on Christmas day with ap-
propriate little presents.
Herbert Galliher and wife returned
Friday, almost beating their wedding
announcements. They have not as yet
been able to find house.
Miss Genevieve Hartig, Delta's can
didate for Apple Queen. left Saturday
morning for Denver, prepared to make
hard fight for the honor.
Although the sun was not visible all
day Saturday it thawed so much that
the sleighing which was fine the day
before was completely destroyed.
Miss Ida Stauffer, who is teaching
school near Lake City, returned Mon
day to take up her duties after spend
ing the holidays with her parents.
Misses Ula King and Gertrude Ans
barry returned Saturday to take up
their studies at the Denver University
after pleasant vacation at home.
Delta Lodge. No. 62, A. F. & A. M.
will hold its stated communication next
Monday evening. A great deal of de-
gree work is in sight for the near future.
J. M. Wildeboor and wife left Mon
day for Garden City. Missouri, for the
benefit Of Mr.. Wildeboor's eyes which
have been giving him much trouble of
late.
A. Cartwright and ]. M. Rice left
Monday morning for Denver to buy
stock preparatory to starting new
and second hand store. They have
rented one Of the rooms In the Lincoln
Block for their business.