The Delta independent., 1910-01-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Darling visited
Montrose Monday.
The Woman's Club report that the
work for the drinking fountains is pro-
crossing nicely.
For SALE-38O- O-egg Syphers' Stand
ard incubator, good as new. j. ii.
HUssEY, 1863 Main Street. 1t
James Zannnetti is making improve
ments on his residence at sixth and
main streets this week.
/ Don Lewis, who spent the winter in
Chicago, is back among his friends.
Mrs. Lewis will follow shortly.
Joseph Cratill of the Delta flour mills.
returned Wednesday from Denver
where he took in the stock show.
Optional farm and business property
loans at seven per cent.
MILLARD FAIRLAMB.
We have two bargains in favorably
located 4-room and 8-room house.
5l-2 WEIGH & MERRILL.
T. W. Monnell county clerk of Mont
rose, and son passed through Tuesday
on their return from visit to California.
Brand Inspector Sampson informs
US that Stnckham and Miller shipped
three cars of cattle to Denver markets.
George Jones, special agent for the
Denver Land Office, was in Delta this
week on business pertaining to the Of
fee.
DR.. Grove has cut off his Ola the trips
on account of his dental work having
grown sufficiently to require all his
time at his Delta office.
Losr-Watch and Masonic fob, with
letter D. inlaid in enamel. Leave at
INDEPENDENT office. Reward.
1t w. NJ. LOGAN.
X. C. Walker, realty dealer of Grand
Junction, was in Delta "Wednesday,
visiting his son, Attorney Walker. who
lately entered the law office of Millard
Fairlamb.
Mrs. Eliza Hillman, mother of J. E.
and Walter Hillman, arrived Friday
from Chatham, Ontario and will visit
with her sons Indefinitely. Walter met
her at Montrose.
Mrs. F. H. Perkins of Cedaredge,
left Tuesday for Salida, where she and
her husband will make their home. Mr..
Perkins is one of the d. & R. G. con-
ductors recently reinstated.
Word comes from Denver that Mrs.
J. K. Hillman came through the opera
ton alright and while her exact condi-
ton cannot be determined for a time
yet, it is thought she is out of danger.
DIR. Miller. who last week sold his fine
orchard at Austin for s5i 600, has moved
to Delta temporarily and is living in the
Luce cottage in the Model block. DIR.
Miller will build on his remaining prop
erty at Austin.
Conductor Vandenburg and wife re-
turned Monday from trip to Denver,
and expect to leave soon for a visit to
California, after which Mr.. Vanden-
burg will t,ke back his old d. G. r. G.
run from Ouray to Salida.
Miss Mae Caldwell and Miss Rose
Putty, of Shepherd, Oklahoma, arrived
in Delta this week and will make this
their home. The young ladies are re-
siding in their fine new home on Palmer
street, recently purchased of A. c.
Reming ton.
The Mothers Department of the W.
C. 7. U. met at the home of Mrs. |.
NJ. Conklin on Friday, January 2lst.
About thirty ladies were present An
interesting program of music and read
ings was given after which light re-
treatments were served.
Mrs. White. wife of C. N White who
is here for the Knight Campbell people,
was taken to the hospital Friday with
typhoid fever. She had only been here
few days when taken down. Word
comes from Grand Junction however
stating that she is improving.
All ladies' interested in temperance
work are invited to be present at the
w. C. T. U. rally on Friday February
4th at 8 O'Clock p. M, at the home of
Mrs. |. NJ. Conklin, 444 Palmer street.
A program of music and readings will
be given, followed by refreshments.
The express companies have served
notice that they propose to fight a re-
duction of rates. They might at least
afford to carry packages for as little as
two or three times their value. And
their patrons wouldn't mind if their
dividends were less than $500. 900, 900.
To go over to North Delta in summer
time is as much pleasure as to visit
rare suburb o. city park. That sec
tion of gardens, orchards and small