The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1911-06-23

| friends.
Mrs Beatrice Holden arrived
from Grand junction Tuesday morn
ing and is enjoying a pleasant visit
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. r.
Stearns.
A large delegation of Delta peo-
pie attended the state convention
Of the Christian Endeavor at Grand
junction. they returned home on
Monday.
To Sub Let-For Sixty days, 4
room modern house, furnished, also
use barn, correll, $500 per month.
Enquire Western Union Telegraph
Company.
G. W. Bruce left Monday for
Kansas City. He will return after
= short visit there, with his wife
listing there.
independent, and little Laurence,
eft last Friday for Alma, to be
goue about ten days looking after
mining interests.
Ms. H. F. Hart, who underwent
an operation last week, is able to
be about again and although she is
still weak, we are glad to report her
rapid recovery.
G. o. Templin, a newcomer in
Delta, made the Independent office
= pleasant call the latter part of
Last week and added his name to
our list of readers.
Harry Hickman returned home
from Denver Sunday, where he
went a short time ago to accept
position. He states that times in
Denver are very slack.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Sanders are
enjoy ing a visit from their daugh-
ter, Mrs. J. d. Merring and two
children, of Ridgway, who will re-
main a couple of weeks.
Zeb Fits, one of Olathe's promi-
nent citizens, was shaking hands
with Delta friends last Saturday. He
made the Independent office very
/ pleasant visit while here.
/ Ray and Ralph Cook came in
/ Wednesday from the Pacific coast
| for a few days visit with their
/ father. l. A Cook, after which they
expect to go TO Chicago.
c. F. Hammond and c. NJ. VIM
were Delta visitors from Montrose
the fore part of this week. They
made the Independent office a very
pleasant call while here.
Miss Kate Worse, who has been
visiting at the home OF A. J. Worse
ana family Tor about three months
past, lett Tor her home at Long
/ I5each. California, I TUESDAY.
City Clerk Camilla sanders i {,
on the SICK list this week. Her
daughter, Miss Helen, is attending
20 me Office duties at the city han
during ner mother illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. SIearns are
rejoicing over the arrival OF tine
Bapy girl which put in its appear
ance tuesday night, June 20. Both
mother and child dong nicely.
Charles Hauser returned home
Monday from SALT Lake Guy tor
visit with relatives here. He is
iring on an engine there and it is
ais nrst trip home in several years.
Miss Ruth rockingham arrived
IN DeIta I tuesday for a visit with
old friends. Miss rockingham liv-
ed in Delta for a number OF years
out moved to California about three
years ago.
3-room furnished cottage at the
beautiful Lake San Cristoval, near
Lake City, for rent, $40 for sea-
son. For sale cheap. w. K. School
field. La Court Hotel, Grand juno
uon, Colorado.
Editor Z. K. Watts of the Trib-
une. spent couple of days thu st
of the week up in the Trickle park
70 l.
NJ. +. Watts, who will ride ditch
there this summer.
J. b. Lazear, former bank ex-
aminer and founder of the town of
I.azear. passed through Sunday on
His way home to Denver. after a
short visit in Delta county looking
after his interests.
Ben Penley. Floyd and Chester
Harding were up on the Dirty
George fishing Sunday. They rode
horseback, leaving here at mid
night Saturday night and return
ing late Sunday evening.
Mrs. Thomas Shultz returned to
her home in Dolores yesterday after
n pleasant visit of two weeks at
the O'Rourke home. Her mother
in-law, Mrs. Frank Shultz. will re
nam a few weeks longer.
Miss Mary Zaninetti, who was
operated upon for appendicitis a
short time since. is able to be out
ia the front yard hammock this
week. She has recovered wonder
fully and will soon be about again.
Edwin n. Burdick. brigadier gem
eral of the Uniform Rank. knights
OF Pythias, was in town yesterday,
enroute to Hotchkiss, where he
goes to install company of the