The Delta independent., 1910-11-11
Large and small loans. welch &

resources is still in its infancy. NOt-
withstanding that fact, Delta coun-
ty is the banner producing county
of the West today.
Mrs. Matte Mcconnell Groeber is
here from Oakland, California. prov
ing up on government land. Mrs.
Mcconnell Groeber is a cousin Of
Judge NJ. r. Welch.
In another column will be found
the condensed election news. In
time we will try to give our read
ers a correct table of returns for
Delta county precincts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kyffin, who were
called here on account of the SER
ious illness of their son. S. J. Kyffin,
returned to their home in Denver
the latter part of last week.
The Woman's Missionary Society
of the Presbyterian church will meet
with Mrs. ]. F. Sanders next week
On Friday. November 18th, at
p. IN. Mrs E. L. Hick, Leader.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Blodgett and
baby arrived in Delta Wednesday.
Mr.. Blodgett is of the Delta Elec-
trio Light company and also prom
irent sheep raiser of the state
The election storm seems to have
passed and sunshine remains with
us. Some of our candidates may
feel gloomy but they will smile with
| 81 of oil ~ at
| The election is over and a good
winters work is ahead. Delta coun-
ty has a good many things to con-
slider in her own interests. Get
them to the front and push them
along.
Literary societies are being or
ganized at points over the county.
This old-time idea cannot well be
improved upon. Cory has just now
started one and it is proving very
interesting.
Bishop Matz was in Delta this
week in company with Father o.
Farrell. inpsecting the new Catholic
church which is being completed,
and which is a very handsome little
brick edifice.
Mrs. Marietta Stearns of Delta.
Austin. went to Grand Junction last
week to attend a meeintg or love
feast of the Dunkard's church. They
returned the first of this week.
Ii
last spring and bought land on Gar
net mesa, returned to Chicago this
week to spend the winter. Mr.. Nc
Hugh has spent the summer here,
setting his land to fruit. He will
return in the spring to further i'm
prove his property.
b. Morgan. who recently return
ed from Pagosa Springs with his
family to make his home in Delta.
and Buck Watson, last week bought
the barber shop formerly owned by
Frank l.. Kennedy. Mr.. Kennedy and
family left Sunday for Washington
where they expect to locate.
There We're In the neighborhood
of 400 votes cast in Delta county
Tuesday. something like two-thirds
of the registration. OF these votes.
taking the vote of county commits
sioner for an average, the Republi-
cans polled approximately 2.200.
Democrats 1850 and Socialists 225.
Most of the apple shipments have
been made from the fall packing,
excepting of course. what have been
stored for home use or home trade.
The choicer grades are already
harder to get in the home markets,
and many cellars are rather scant-
lily supplied for home use in the
towns.
The campaign just closed was per-
haps the most quiet one conducted
ia the state for years. Only small
crowds have collected to hear even
the most prominent speakers, and
there has been less encouragement
extended to political noise-makers.
The people generally are getting
heartily tired of bombast and bluff
ing.
You are invited to call at Cor
rell's furniture store and hear the
genuine pianola piano-the only play
er put in the Steinway. Weber and
Wheelock pianos-the only player
with Metrostyle. Themodist and au-
tomato sustaining pedal-the player
with perfect control of expression.
Sold exclusively by the Denver Mu-
sic Company.
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