The Delta independent., 1910-04-01


Emry's.
Mr.. Doyle of Somerset, was in
town Wednesday.
John J. Getty, of Cedaredge, came
down Wednesday.
The Sweet-Orr overalls and cor
duroys at Emry's.
/ A. C. Botsford, stockman, is in
from his cattle ranch.
| H. G. Poe, was a Delta visitor
from Hotchkiss Saturday.
Judge Hetherington was in Delta
last week from Gunnison.
"SwEET-ORR" Can you beat
them? For sale at Emry's
Ten banks have been organized in
Colorado since March l 5th.
A F.. Reeves of Montrose, was in
Delta on business yesterday.
We sell guaranteed corduroy at
$500 Ask about them. Emry.
E. S. Corbin went over to Denver
Sunday, returning "Wednesday.
Mrs. Winton came in from Grand
junction the first of the week.
Sam Farmer left Wednesday for
Denver. He will return Saturday.
Miss Ethel Bear was down from
her school at Midway to spend Sun
day.
There are none Just as good
as the "Sweet-Orr'' brand Emry has
them.
Misses II. Vernon and A. E. Miller
took Wednesday mornings train for
Olathe.
A full line of the genuine Sweet
Orr overalls and corduroys at
Emry's.
Mrs. J. E. Barton and Mrs. C. E. |
McCord left Delta for Lujane We'd |
nesday.
Mrs. C. c. SuItner left Thursday |
for a visit of a month with Denver |
relatives.
"Wednesday in Delta. while enroute |
to Denver.
Miss Anna Byron. of Montrose.
visited Delta friends the first of !
this week
Mrs. Ella S Van Meter was in
from her land estates on Redlands /
mesa Tuesday.
J b Morgan won the barber's
rocking chair in the Trading Com
pany's contest.
Misses Nettie and Florence Uglow
left yesterday morning for short
visit in Salida.
Will Woods of Paouia. drove down
to Delta the first of the week retur-
ming Thursday.
The board of county commission
ers will meet next week in Delta
for the spring session
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ballou, will
leave today for an extended visit
with relatives in Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Phillips, of Ok
lahoma. arrived last Friday on a
visit to John Hixson and family.
o. Palmer was down from his
ranch in Black Canon Wednesday,
bringing some early vegetables.
Misses Rose Hall and Ada AFTER
berry chaperoned a jolly corwd of
children on a picnic last Monday.
Elsewhere in this issue will be
ing the NJ. f. church and parsonage.
Miss Goldie Ollinger, who has
been visiting Oregon points. return
ed to her home in Paonia Wednes
day.
Mrs ]. b. Killian and daughter.
returned home Sunday. after pleas
antly spending the winter in Calf
ornia.
Sheriff Hanlon and Coroner
O'Leary. of Gunnison passed through
Tuesday evening on their way to
Marble.
Mr.. and Mrs Alex Miller. of Cres-
bard. South Dakota, were in Delta
looking over the country the first of
this week
Mr.. and Mrs. f. ID. Blodgett, came
in yesterday from Mack Colorado.
where Mr.. Blodgett has been win
tering his sheep.
The laying of water mains is
nearly completed and the city's new
reservoir will also soon be compile
ted and in commission.
C f Morris was down from Ce-
daredge Wednesday. He says Cedar
edge and Surface Creek are all
right. but that, everybody knows.
T. F. Pauley of Montrose. was a
pleasant caller in Delta the first of
the week. Mr.. Pauley left yesterday
for Denver to accept position at
the Mozart Cafe.
j. Il. Lords. who for nearly a
year has been in charge at the Trib-
une office. left Sunday for Grand |
Junction where he is now foreman
nf tho Daily Saptinnl