The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1911-12-15

greatest achievement.
q. faul Smith, the modern Pro
teus, Will appear at kehl hall, Aus
tin, December 18th, in an entirely
new program.
You can buy anything you want
at R4msay's Closing Out Sale at al
most one-half what others ask for
it. See them before buying.
Girl wanted to assist in general
house work. One who can go home
evenings preferred. Apply at Ish-
ans Grocery.
Miss Echo Smith has resigned
her position with the Mountain
States Telephone company, on ac-
count of an affection CT the throat
The Fairview coal mine has been
putting on extra miners this week
in order to get out enough coal to
supply customers
Ladies Cloaks and Suits, choice
of any in the house at one-half
price, at our Closing Out Sale
Ramsay Dry Goods Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Garvin ex-
pect to leave for Illinois next Tues
day, where they will spend the holt
day season with relatives and old
friends
Herbert l. Chase, of the local nur-
sery company, departed the first of
the present week for Kansas City,
where he had important business
demanding his personal attention.
w. E. Schoolfield, the gentleman
who purchased the live sctok inter-
ests of ]. B. Killian, is now nicely
settled with his family in Delta, liy-
ing on Howard street.
Frank Waller made an auto trip
to Montrose Wednesday afternoon
He had business there which he be-
lieved would keep him away from
home two or three days.
w. d. Emerson, district manager
of the Mountain States Telephone
and Telegraph company was in the
city on business from Montrose on
Tuesday.
w. Z. Hull and Geo. A Slough
are here from Denver in the inter
ests of the Travellers Insurance Co.
and the former has decided to To-
cate in Delta permanently.
The Independent is going to see
that Cedaredge gets a railroad next
year. Don't put this down as some
variety of humor; We mean every
word of it.
B. p. Smith has been quite ill
ever since his arrival home from
visit in ST Joseph and other Nilsson
ri points, and unable to be at his
desk in the Delta National bank.
Mrs. Lucy Hillman. grand chief
of the Pythian Sisters. departed on
Tuesday morning for Ridgway. Tel
luride and other points in the San
Juan district, where she will make
official visits.
C. II. Ramsey departed for his
home in Greeley last Saturday after
looking into business matters here
few days. He reports his closing
out sale as progressing nicely and
expects to make final cleanup
about January LIST
Many friends OF Senator George
Stephan. were remembered with
postal cards from Yokohama, Japan.
received this week. The cards bore
dainty scenic work of the Japenese.
of highest merit.
Sam Snow departed for Ault. one
of the growing little towns of north
ern Colorado. Monday morning. in
response to telegram announcing
the serious illness of his father who
resides in that section.
j. B Killian is having substan-
tial improvements made on his gar
net mesa home. one of the most i'm
portant. perhaps. is the installation
of n hot water heating plant, which
completes the strictly modern title
of this handsome residence.
Having lpught the interest of Mr..
Mathew stephens in the barber shop
at $50 Main street, take this means
of giving notice of my location to
all customers and friends. whom !
will be glad to see at any time. w.
l.. Johnson.
l.. f. Butler departed for his
home in Salt Lake City, Sunday
evening, after completing his work
in the offices of the Colorado Fruit
Growers association for the pres
ent season
Herbert Chase, of the nursery
company, has established an up
town office for the winter in the
new Delta National Bank building.
Removal from the storage house in
South Delta was completed on last
Saturday.
Mrs. j. ]. Winton writes that she
reached Omaha safely, after a very
pleasant trip, and requests that the
Independent be sent to her in that
city. where she is visiting at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Howard
Fletcher.
The forestry service crew from
this city went out into the Rubi-