The Delta independent., 1911-05-19

moved into the Vandenburg resi-
dence, corner of Sixth and Main
streets.
Harry Lawford Nichols and Miss
Ada rown, prominent young people
of Montrose, were wed in that city
Sunday.
Dr. H. K. Gibbs returned from
Denver Saturday after pleasant
visit of about four weeks with old
friends.
Mrs C. w Bruce left Saturday
/ for Kansas City, on an extended
visit Mr. Bruce accompanied her
as far as Denver.
Olathe won the ball game from
Somerset. which was played at Delta
Sunday, by one run. Only seven in
nings were played.
]. b. Killian is able to be out
after being confined to his homo
several weeks by an operation. and
says he is feeling fine.
Hartig smudged week ago
Wednesday and the Hartig orchard
on California mesa will have a full
crop of apples.
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the Delta Steam Laundry, returned
to Oklahoma last week, called by
the illness of his wife.
Conductor H. o. Bear came up
from Grand Junction yesterday for
visit with relatives and to look
after his interests here.
Roy l.. Smith, Roy l.. Emry, DR..
Grove and Leonard Baird were
among those who went to Ouray
st Friday, going in Lens auto.
Miss Ida St4uffer left Saturday
for Sapinero. where she will have
;harge of the school during the sum
mer term.
Mrs. Geo. ]. Richardson is here
from Lake City visiting the Uglow
family. having come down to at
tend the wedding.
The Episcopal Guild is making
extensive preparations for the Elk's
banquet Wednesday night, of which
they will have charge.
VIM. Shaver. proprietor of the
Delta House. left yesterday morn
ing for visit at his old home in
Louisville. Kentucky.
Price Lace, son of Rev. ]. J.
Lace, former pastor of the Metho-
dist church here, is in town from
Canon City for short visit.
Miss Winnie Finch, clerk of the
local forestry office, left for Den
yer yesterday morning to meet a
party of friends from San Francisco.
Mrs. ]. A. johnson is carrying heI
arm in a sling. the result of bruises
received in a fall. Nothing serious
however.
The Pratt. Freyburg and Faux
ner families picniced on the banks
Of the Gunnison north of the ci.
Sunday. all enjoying the outing.
Miss Ella New and Mrs. ]. f.
Hillman returned from Salida Fri
day afternoon, where they attend
ed the convention of Woman's Clubs.
Mrs c. II. Stewart is in Cedar
edge visiting at the home of her
brother-in-law. H. F. Stewart. She
will return home Sunday.
Irrigation fumes. pipes. culverts.
all sizes, made of "Toncon metal
anti-corrosive, rust-resisting. For
prices. ask l.. h. Shallenberger, at
phone 72-F. Paonia.
MIR and Mrs. Clifford Clark left
for their home in st. Joseph, Mo,
Monday, after a pleasant visit on tn,
ranch of their brother, Claude Clark
and family.
c. Page Tucker departed Mon
day morning for Loveland, after an
extended visit with relatives and
friends in Delta. Mr.. Tucker is a
relative of F. NJ. Stewart.
Mrs. b. p. Smith left Tuesday
for Mound City. Missouri, where
she will make an extended visit.
Mr.. Smith accompanied her as far
as Denver.
Robert d. Graham of Denver, a
well known lecturer on Masonry
will deliver his lecture before the
Delta Masonic lodge on next Mon
day evening.
The willow plume upon which
chances have been selling for some
time, will be raffled off at the Bob
land House, PAS Main street, on
Saturday, May %.
Miss Alfretta Cook left yesterday
morning for Greeley, intending TO
divide up the summer season be-
tween Greeley and La Junta. Miss
Cook is one of the newly employed
Delta teachers.
Chas. p. Aicher came over from
Alma this week and has secured an
order from other land owners for
II road down the canon from his
ranch. the former Palmer property.