The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1911-10-20

er. Apply to Miss Bertha Trip,
Trained Nurse, 632 Dodge street.
Sheriff. Hanlon of Gunnison, and
his daughter, were here last Satur-
day, the latter visiting with Mrs. j.
j. Doyle during the formers alb
sence in the Somerset country on
official business.
w. B. Kenney, general agent for
the Denver & Rio Grande, was here
in the interest of his company on
Tuesday Mr. Kenney's headquar-
ters are in Grand Junction.
Herea fter local advertisements
in the Independent will be required
to be paid for in advance, except in
the case of those who have regular
advertising accounts.
]. V. Plantz of North Delta, was
in and made the Independent Office
pleasant call Tuesday and brought
us a couple of boxes of luscious
second crop strawberries.
Found-Part of watch fob. at
foot ball game last Saturday. Looks
to be good property. Owner can re-
cover it by calling at this office, pay
ing for this ad and identifying fob.
Wanted-To rent five-room mod
ern house, furnished, by young
couple who will take the best OF
care of same. Apply at Independ-
ent office.
DR.. ]. A Whiting came in from
few weeks visit on the Pacific
coast last Saturday morning. He
is looking fine and says he feels
as though he ought to look it.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Z. Moore We're
passengers to Denver Sunday, where
they were to be in attendance upon
the grand lodge meeting of Odd Eel
lows and Rebekahs,
One of those pleasant dances was
given at Odd Fellows hall by the
Fortnightly club last evening. Some
thirty or forty couples were present
and all report a good time.
Leonard Baird and family are
again comfortably quartered in the
Thomas Lamb residence on Grand
avenue, having removed to that
Place Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chase and little son
departed Tuesday evening for the
state metropolis, where they will
visit week or ten days with old
friends. and, incidentally, attend
all the best theatrical attractions.
i c. F. Chandler. for several years
owner and manager OF the Quick
Print job printing establishment in
Grand Junction. came up from that
city Wednesday and put in a day
looking over our city.
Miss Lulu Wilcox George and
Mrs. Agnes Schneider. all residents
of Cedaredge, We're here on We'd
nesday. being on their way to Cole
ridge. Nebraska. where they expect
to reside in the future.
Some enterprising dealer left a
sample dose of somebody's cold tab
lets on our office desk the other day
Our office stove had a cold so we
tried them on it. No immediate re-
suits. Must be a fake.
William Marth and wife and the
latters father, ]. w Campbell, de
parted for their homes in Holden.
Missouri. last Saturday morning
after visiting with U. o. Boone the
past two months.
Percival K. Coombe and James
E. Beckley were east-bound passen-
gers for Denver last Saturday mo-
ing. They expected to remain at
the capitol city until the end of the
week.
p. w. Craig and wife arrived
home from an extended visit in
Arkansas, Illinois and Iowa, Mon
day evening They report an en-
joyable trip and pleasant visit with
relatives and friends.
Thanksgiving is coming on apaoe
and the number of turkeys in the
country is viewed with much salts
faction. There is not much fear OF
any invasion from Italy in these
parts.
S. p. Home was West-bound
passenger for Pacific coast points
last Saturday, and he expects to
visit all points of interest ere his
return some two or three weeks
later.
T. NJ. Cochran and wife We're Wis
itors in the city on Tuesday. de
parting that evening for their home
in Carthage. Missouri. They had
just concluded n visit with relatives
and friends in Paonia.
Lost-Large gray overcoat with
military collar. on Friday morning,
October 18th, between Seventh and
Main and Seventh and Howard SITS.
Reward offered. Return to indie
pendent office.
Mrs. w. NJ. House and little
daughter were east-bound passeng-
ers for their home in Salida, We'd
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