The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1911-11-17
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
olathe has been visited by bur-

from Denver Monday.
w. d. Snyder of Austin, had bust
ness in Montrose Monday.
office a pleasant call this week and
left renewal of subscription.
l. G. Mcmillan came in from his
California mesa home Monday and
left renewal of subscription with
the Independent.
E. T. Minney, local manager for
the Denver Music company, went
up to, Montrose Monday. where his
company is putting on sale.
E. J. Richards, of the Mountain
States Telegraph and Telephone
company, had business in Paonia
the fore part of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy were
outgoing passengers yesterday morn
ing for brief visit with relatives
and friends in the capitol city.
Sheriff l. H. Williams was up in
the North Fork country on official
business the first of the present
week.
Closing Out Sale of the entire
line of Millinery Goods. on Friday
and Saturday, November 18th and
18th. Millinery Department, Will
H. Mathers' store.
The old boiler room under the
Lincoln building has been kindly
granted by the school board as a
meeting place for the Y. NJ. c. A,
which is very much appreciated.
License to wed was issued from
the office of the county clerk and
recorder this week, to Mr.. Howard
Leslie Clark and Miss Iva May
kerns. both of Paonia.
A union service of all Sunday
schools and churches of the city
will be held at the Presbyterian
church on Tuesday evening, Novem-
Der 81, at 1880. State Superintend-
ant Carman will preach on the sub
ject, Talents, Tools and Touch"
G. NJ. Gwynn of Cory, was an
eastJoound passenger for Denver
yesterday. he expected to take in
the apple show for a few days and
then proceed TO his old home IN Els
sex, Iowa, for short visit with rela-
tives and friends.
The cat came beck" and there
was a IS reward to be paid for the
return of the prodigal, but Miss
Hartig, of the Grand Mesa Abstract
company, ives perfectly satisfied
at that, for the cat was a fine big
fellow, of the Maltese variety and
a perfect pet.
T. J. Harshman, E. C. Harris.
E. F. Hubbard. ]. NJ. WildeDoor.
Fank Dale, Frank Day, Prof. s.
NJ. andrews. ]. p. Cooper, Frank
Bond, H. NJ. Gray. F. C. Helt. |. G.
Mcmillan and j. F. Read have all
remembered the Independent with
this week.
The Methodist ladies will hold
their annual bazaar all day on
room next to the Delta National
bank. Will have on sale fancy and
useful articles, suitable Tor Xmas
gi1Is. Also all kinds of cooked food,
not pies. chicken salad, cakes, etc.
Grand Junction wants the next
OF the Western Slope-tne gratest
apple growing section of the world
the Independent would be glad
to see Grand junction get it. The
chances are, however, that the
larger cities will be too much for
Grand junction to Duck.
Judge c. II. Stewart came in
from a short visit at the apple show
in Denver Wednesday evening and
reports fine showing of fruit from
all fruit growing sections of the
state. He could, of course, note
the superiority of our apples, as
could everyone else making an in
spection of the exhibits.
f. G. Myers is having what he
terms very serious time this
week with some badly liberated
teeth. He has already had four of
the pesky things pulled and makes
daily trips to the dentist for treat
still with him and he is unable to
be at his office.
N. J. Bradley, former county treas
urer of this county and now city
treasurer, has succeeded Linn Luce
as chief clerk in the Delta County
Abstract company office. He as
sumed his new duties Monday morn
ing and being familiar with all the
county records. will naturally prove
of value in abstract work.
The Olathe Criterion's California
mesa correspondent notes the we'd
ding of Clarence Hurt and Minnie
Hamilton, at Delta, the first Of
thic i..i4 IL