The Delta independent., 1910-03-25

Hurrah for Delta's Sugar Factory
c. Z. Mower visited Olathe Monday.
Hand seeders and cultivators at Pen
Iey's.
Starr Nelson is reported on the sick
list.
A. Watson was in from Coalby yes
terday.
White Russian Side oats for seed at
Penley's.
Nicely furnished room for rent 1l9
Meeker street. 5-tf
Mrs J. C. Gale entertained at cards
yesterday afternoon.
NJ. c. Berry, paperhanger, painter,
etc. at the Commercial House. lt-p.
Lawn moving in March is rather un-
common. but it is here. this very day.
Mrs. E. A. Finney, of Ouray. came
in Tuesday to visit with Mrs. Geo. H.
Law.
L. W. Beston, of Paonia, sold his
property there last week and left Sum
day for Boise, Idaho.
Optional fern and business property
loans at seven per cent.
3o-l3t. MILLARD FAIRLAMB.
Mrs. Burgess is erecting a new dwell
ing on Dodge street, in the block next
to Eaton avenue.
j. Gillette, Tom Dewar and others
made trip to Olathe Monday in Mr..
Gillette's motor car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Bruce and
family will arrive home today from
their visit in Kansas City.
LosT-Ladies' brooch pin, set with
brilliants. East part of town. Return
to INDEPENDENT. Reward.
Will exchange New White Sewing
Machine for good young saddle horse.
Porter obert Hardware Company.
Optional farm and business property
loans at seven per cent.
MIILARp FAIRLAMB.
Mrs. Crockett's big brick rooming
house on Eaton avenue is now enclosed
and ready for the interior finishing.
For first class upholstering and mat
tress making we are prepared to do
your work. Delta TRADING Co.
The ladies' of the Christian church
were entertained at 4 O'Clock tea on
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Joe Crabill.
Will exchange New White Sewing
Machine for good young saddle horse.
Porter-0bert Hardware Company.
1t will be observed and is certainly
worth remembering. that every issue
of the INDEPENDENT is booster num-
ber.
In the words of Dinkenspiel the trees
are whispering leaf, leaf but der
goot peoples continue to come init
Delta yetr'
Mrs. w. II. Chiles entertained the
Fancy Work Club last Friday after
noon and the F. F. Club on Tuesday
evening of this week.
For sale at the Welch ranch on Cur
rant Creek. for cash Canada club
wheat, sl.75 per hundred. Alfalfa seed
15c per pound. Cat
WANTED-To rent, April lst, by cou-
pie without children, three or four fur
nished or unfurnished rooms, or cottage
for housekeeping. Answer "a lNDE-
PENDENT office.
The Gayety Theater. with its stock
company connections, is getting big
crowds. The Vaudeville Repertoire
Company is supplying the Gayety with
comedy and song sketches that please.
Attorney f. l.. Wilson, of the law
firm of Miller Bros. 4 Wilson, OF
Lafayette, Colorado, was here Thurs
day in attendance on civil case in
which Judge A. r. King of Delta was
also employed.
+. c. White. formerly of Denver.
but now located near Hotchkiss. is ex-
pected here Sunday to be foreman OF
the Tribune office. Mr.. Lords, whom
he succeeds, will take position with
the Daily Sentinel at Grand Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stephan are ex-
pected home next week in their new
launch, 1.-The Nedaline. The entire
route has not been mapped out, but
they will strike the Gunnison some
where below and run up that stream tc
Delta.