The Delta independent., 1911-03-17
c. A. Fergus was in from Austin

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he Pacific coast.
Mrs. Dennison is in from the
ranch on California mesa.
H. G. Poe of Hotchkiss was in
town a short time Wednesday.
For Sale-One Bennett Credit Sys-
TEN. Box 8, Delta. Colorado.
The name of the man who is after
your money is legion.
The city ticket nominated Mon
day night looks like a good and
satisfactory one clear through.
The Independent reaches many
people and just the people adver-
tisers want to reach
St Patric'ks dance tonight at
Moose Hall, by the Catholic Ladies
Aid Society.
Hooker VS.. Adams, is on the county
court. coming down from Crawford.
Attorney Merle D. Vincent was a
business visitor in Delta yesterday
from Paonia.
The Five Hundred Club were
day night by Mrs Kistler.
Grand Junction has a business
man by the name of Hammer 1t is
claimed, however, that he isn't a
knocker
For Sale-thoroughbred st. Lam
bert jersey bull calf. 9 months old.
VIII sell or trade. C. A. Fergus, at
Austin, Colorado 4w
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reed and
daughter, Lethe. left Monday for
Boulder for a short visit. after
which they go TO Oklahoma to live.
]. A. Meacham. formerly of Delta.
asks to have the address of his
Indenendent changed from Earlham
TO Winterset, Iowa.
Mrs H f. Mathers will enter
tain the members of her fancy work
club at her Palmer street home this
afternoon
DR.. Mcintosh of Gunnison. passed
through here yesterday. enroute
home from a visit in the North
Fork.
The Bank Building and Invest
ment Company still have some very
desirable office rooms in the new
bank block
Frank Quimby of Denver a dist
ant relative of Mrs. f. B. Priest.
was in Delta for a short stay on
"Wednesday
Floyd Schmid and Miss Edith
Newman, Of Paonia, came down on
SATURDAY and spent Sunday with
Floyds parents. They say they are
not married-yet.
Mrs. f. B B.Priest received the sad
news "Wednesday that her sister had
died the night before in Kansas
The news came too late for her to
get there to attend the funeral
A newly organized club. known as
the Pop Corn Club" met at Mrs.
F. d. kinsley's home "Wednesday
evening and enjoyed a session of
Five Hundred.
Mammoth Bronze Turkey eggs for
Matching. $3.50 per setting of 3
ggs, Our turkeys brought from
$500 to S5.25 each by weight when
. TO : months old Also ). c. r. |.
Red Eggs, $I.5O for Is. W. r.
Gaines, r. r. 3, Grand Junction.
A case of money demand commits
sion, claimed by Paul Wilson OF
Hotchkiss, from Otto Kohne, was
tried in the county court here the
first of this week, resulting in favor
of Wilson.
Miss Cora Sanders spent couple
OF days in MontroSe this week in
The interest of her campaign for the
European trip. She has gathered up
a big lot of votes for the short time
she has been out.
The Baptist ladies will hold their
monthly Missionary meeting at the
Aome of Mrs. J. c. Adams, 6Sl Pal
mer street, Friday March 24th, at
> o'clock. Mrs. f. b. Thomas will
b. the leader in the Study of Spain
the Home of the lnQuisition.
Mrs. H. c. Paddock left Wednes-
day afternoon for visit to her for
mer home at Bucklin. Kansas. She
will be away about two weeks. In
her absence, Welland Jeffers will
40 the piano stunt at the Lyric.
Delta's enterprising citizens have
taken great interest in the Pressure
Cooker demonstrated here last week
\ large number of orders have been
taken, and all who have used the
cooker are enthusiastic in their
praise of it.
orchards are being carefully look
ed after by their owners this spring.
\ big fruit crop is expected and the
men owning orchards are going to
do all in their power to secure per-
feet fruit.
w. A. Davis left Wednesday for
Brayman, Missouri. on the receipt
of telegram announcing the ser