The Delta independent., 1910-06-10

Commercial Hotel.
Twenty-one meals afOr $3.50 at
the Commercial House.
Fred Waller was in Gunnison on
business last week.
Twenty-one meals for $3.50 at
the Commercial Hotel.
Ross Wilmot was a Delta visitor
Tuesday from Hotchkiss.
Elmer E. Landreth has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Austin.
8. B. Snow will visit Denver. also
his parents at Ault this week.
The Delta Steam Laundry is fig
uring on an electric generator.
Package containing linen duster
found and left at this office for ow-
ner.
T. E. Lamb will go on Grand
interests.
There is to be $3.50 in prizes for
street and other sports at Delta on
July 4th.
Roy Arterberry is now employed
at the Osborne-Williamson Co.'S
drug store.
Optional farm and business prop
erty loans at seven per cent. Mil
lard Fairlamb.
There is room for plenty more
new buildings in Delta and they are
needed. too.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ Wildeboor re-
turned to Delta this week from Gar
den City, Mo.
Optional farm and business prop
erty loans at seven per cent. Mil
lard Fairlamb. 80
Mrs. Z. L. Kellogg is back in
Delta from Montrose, where she
spent the winter.
w. II. H. Allen. assistant organ
izer of the Moose left for Grand
Junction Tuesday.
w. II. Anderson. of the Indepen-
dent force. is visiting in Denver
for a week or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Kohlman have
gone to the hills above Placerville
TO spend the summer.
DR.. w. G. Cook, of the Peoples
Pharmacy, has been slightly under
the weather this week.
DR.. Braisted is to attend family
reunion at his old home in New
York the present month.
Automobile parties from Delta
went to Hotchkiss last Thursday and
Friday to attend the races.
For Sale. - Good gentle family
mare, weight about 1000 pounGJ.
Call at Delta Laundry. II
w. +. Obert arrived home from
his California trip last Saturday. He
reports a very on Joy able time.
For Salc.-Good team. weight l.
500 pounds each. Apply quick to W.
:. ancc, south of Delta. 1913
p. w. Meacham. who has spent
the past two months in Delta. left
for Grand Junction Wednesday.
Baied Hay for Sale.-4oc to 75c
per bale. cash. Corner of Fourth
and Columbia Streets. At
Mrs. Maria wieland. of Memphis.
Mo-. arrived last Friday on visit
to her daughter. Mrs. Kate Carter.
of Delta.
Mr. John Forrest spent few
days in Delta the latter part of the
week. then proceeded on his trip
to the coast.
Joe Crabill came home from
week of fishing up the Gunnisoh on
Saturday. He reports the exact
number as 202.
George Strange, of the Walter p.
Smith Realty Co.. Denver. is spend
ing the week looking over the fine
farms in Delta county.
The severe cold spell last Decem
ber played havoc with many of the
rose bushes in Delta. killing those
that were most exposed.
Judge John Uglow, of the Tribune
moved with his family from Dodge
street to the dwelling recently va
Gated by Ed. s. Stone. Saturday.
Lost-A baby's bonnet trimmed
in light blue ribbon. last Saturday
evening on Main street. Return to
this office. 1t
G. w. Criswell has embarked in the
auto and carriage painting business.
with headquarters just west of the
planning mill. He has card in this
issue.
p. w. Meacham, G. G. Schock and
family and Mrs. Adele Moore. made
an auto trip to Cedaredge the first
of the week and report good sue
cess fishing.
There is ample evidence that
farmers are busy. II you want to
see them you have pretty nearly
got to go to their places of business
the farms