The Delta independent., 1911-09-01

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Dad Fellows Lodge over the body
of d. R. McDaniels.
Phil X. Stephens, surveyor of Ce-
daredge, has located in Grand juno
ton, where he has room 16 of the
Reed building for his office head
quarters.
Mr. and Mrs. 1. NJ. McMurray
went over to Glenwood Springs Sun
day for a short visit. They ex-
pected to go on to Denver before
coming home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Stockham,
Mrs. Ploger and DR.. and Mrs. H.
A. Smith went up to Lake City
Mouaay, TO-. an outing in the mount
aims
Mrs. ]. S. Ingram went to Ola
the Friday, for visit with her
brother for a few days. after which
she will go on to Telluride for a,
snort visit with her brother.
A big tent, 35x5O has been Sc
cured by the fair management, to
be used on the Delta fair grounds
for the poultry exhibits and some
of the livestock.
w. A. Davis left Wednesday for
Denver to attend the meeting of
the state auctioneers held today and
tomorrow, of which association he
is secretary and treasurer.
Judge NJ R. WEIGH was up to
his peach orchard on Surface Creek
Saturday and brought down some
branches loaded with Elbertas, as
a sample.
Julius Aichele came up from
Fruita Tuesday to investigate the
concrete contracts that are to be
let in the near future by the city
council of Delta.
Theodore Roeber, prominent or
chardist of Paonia, come down with
some fruit samples Wednesday, TAX
ing occasion while here. to renew
his subscription to the Independent.
o. f Rymal of Montrose. is TO
be at the Delta fair with some of
his famous mule-footed hogs, which
he has for some time been engaged
in breeding.
Miss Frances Riley of Salida,
and Miss Fronie Pearcy of Lead
vile. who visited last week with
Miss Agneta Evans. returned to their
homes Sunday.
Mrs. Minnie Taylor and Miss
Pearl Mills returned from Salt Lake
City Sunday. where they spent their
vacation. They report a very pleas
ant time.
Mrs j. S. Smith and two daugh-
tiers, HELEN and Coline, departed
for their home at Mound City, Mo-,
Sunday, after a pleasant visit with
B. p. Smith and family.
The Misses Myrtle and Agnes
Wagner returned home from Tellu-
ride Monday, where they spent the
summer. They will go to school
here this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mattern, who have
been visiting their relatives, the
Drolsbaughs for a couple of months
left for their home in Pennsylvania.
Monday.
]. w. Ballinger arrived from his
home in Shelby. Nebraska, Tuesday.
for a visit here to look after his
property interests. Mr.. Ballinger
is deeply interested on California
mesa
The Misses Olive and Esther
Pearson. cousins of Miss Anna Nor
burg. arrived from Rockford. Illi-
nois the latter part of last week.
and will make this their home.
The former will teach music here.
Mrs. ]. E. Shelley and daugh-
ter. Helen, returned to their home
in Hopkins, Mo. Sunday, after a
pleasant visit with Mrs. Sheeley's
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Young.
Commissioner Roberts came down
from Paonia Wednesday. bringing
with him fruit samples to go on eN-
hibition at the fruit room show and
selection of which will be shown
at the coming fair.
Taul Osborne and DR.. Mehaffey
left for Canon City Monday morn
ing to attend the meeting of the
Grand Lodge. knights of Pythias.
They represented Grand Mesa
!, age of Delta.
Mrs Bertha Cone and baby. who
have been visiting for the last six
weeks with her mother, Mrs. Ed
Masters of North Delta, has returned
to her home in Sacramento, Califor-
mia, where her husband is located at
present.
Prof. Ramona C. Robinson left
on August Goth. for his home in
Worcester, Mass, after n pleasant
visit with relatives at Delta. Mr..
Robinson expects to stop off at
Denver, Chicago and Niagara Falls,
enroute home.
Mrs. F.. Il. Biddle, of Wichita.
Kansas. who has been here for
some time visiting her sister. Mrs.
Tam Dnmnr loft MnndnN for Salt