The Delta independent., 1910-02-04
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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T. E. Lamb had business in Sapinero
this week.
Guy Blair visited in Grand Junction
this week
c. w. Cunningham left yesterday
for trip to Denver.
All varieties of Delta county apples
are now at their best.
Leonard Baird was up in the Surface
Greek country Wednesday.
Miss Glea Woodruff was a Delta visi-
tor yesterday. from olathe.
New water main is being laid along
Fifth street on the east side.
Enoch Gipe. one of the old Delta foot
ball stars. was down from Cedaredge
Tuesday.
Lang Shepherd of the Lyric theater.
returned Monday from a trip to Pueblo
and Denver.
The Elliott Cafe opened up for bust
ness in the basement of Lincoln block
the first of this week.
II. l.. Curtis of Paonia was in town
Monday, on his return from a trip to
Denver and other points.
Property deals are increasing very
percepnbly. Great activity is antici-
pated during the next few months.
Optional farm and business property
loans at seven per cent.
MILLkRD FAIRLAMB.
Mr. and Mrs John Murphy. of the
Delta Ice and Mercantile Company, re-
turned "Wednesday from a visit n
Denver.
Albert Cook has wireless telegraph
station at his home on Dodge street,
and is doing some interesting expert
menting.
Marshall barley. of the Forest Ser
vice, who has been located in Routt
county for some time, is visiting his
parents in Delta.
G. w. Bartholomew returned We'd
nesday from a trip through Arizona, of
several week s duration. Mr.. Bartholo-
NEW has large mining interests there.
From the high ranges of mountains
comes the news that last week was one
of some wind and snow storms. At
Delta the weather was like balmy
spring.
J. C. Burkhardt, of Eureka, Utah,
was here last week visiting his father.
He returned TO his home Monday but
expects to come here little later and
locate on the farm with his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Bailey, of
Ouray. were here few days this week
visiting relatives, on their way to
Hotchkiss where Mr.. Bailey has ac-
cepted a position in one of the drug
stores.
w. l.. Miller, of Eckert, w. A.
Davis and w. E. Moore received the
Royal Arch degree in Delta Chapter,
No. 3s. r. A. Masons, Thursday night
Of last week. The meeting was well
attended and most enjoyable.
A little furry of snow came Wednes-
uhy WIG SIyctois
over Delta's landscape where Spring
was threatening to place her stamp.
Just a little bluster of Winters short
ming breath, which. in this locality. is
beginning to come in fitful gasps.
Mr.. Shellhorn is student in every
sense of the word He has won a dia-
mond medal. That is good. He has
won the honest, sincere admiration of
the musical profession Of Omaha. That
is better. He has won the approval of
his own inner self, and that is best of
all.-Omaha Bee.
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