The Delta independent., 1911-11-17

James Zaninnetti was one of the
Delta people who took in the apple
show this week in Dnever. and also
bustling capitol city.
Correll received a carload of furn-
iture last week, another this week
and still another is yet to arrive.
Correll is a good man to meet when
in need of home furnishings.
We note in Corrells ad this week.
that he is going to give away a$75
sewing machine, absolutely free,
which will be explained in his ad-
vertisement this week.
Attorney John r. Charlesworth
went over to Telluride Sunday and
is to represent that city as special
counsel in a suit this week against
Vint Rodgers, former city clerk
who defaulted.
G. A. Pulver, a local brick layer
and contractor, arrived home from
Ridgway Tuesday evening, after
being employed for six or seven
weeks on a handsome new bank
building for that town.
Dan Doughty and family and Miss
Myrtle Myers. departed for Santa
Anna, California last Sunday even
ing and they will remain all win
ter in the land where fruits and
flowers abound the year around.
Arthur Blake and family of Ce-
daredge, departed on Wednesday,
for Denver and are contemplating
permanent residence there. Mr..
Blake recently sold a fine fruit
ranch in the Cedaredge district.
Dad Shores and wife were
east-bound passengers to Denver on
Sunday morning to attend the ap-
pie show. Dad" does not get to
the big city often and he expected
to see everything to be seen this
trip.
That Providence has ruled against
the ice man earlier this year than
heretofore is foregone conclus-
sion, and the fuel man gets in on
an earlier harvest. Six and eight de
grees above zero several mornings
this week.
W B. Stockham and wife were
passengers on Tuesday mornings
train for Denver, where they are
attending the apple show, visiting
friends and seeing the theatres.
They expected to return Sunday or
Monday.
T. X. Seaton, of the Delta pub
Lefty committee, was a passenger
for Denver last Saturday morning.
He goes to that city to take part
in the big apple show and to see
that the Delta exhibits are properly
made and cared for.
The woman's Club of Delta will
meet with Mrs. Will II. Mathers
on Wednesday afternoon, November
18th, at 3 O'Clock. Subject: ''Immi-
grafton and Emigration Roll call.
Pertinent paragraphs. A thanks
offering will be taken.
Ralph Gallup, eldest son of Mr..
and Mrs Joe Gallup of Dodge street,
arrived home from an extended tour
of the Pacific coast Monday morn
ing. He reports much lovely eli
mate on the coast, but not much
doing for the man who tolls.
The Independent apple queen con
test fell down. owing to lack of in
terest taken, both by contestants and
the ppaer's patrons. But one of the
young ladies nominated made any
attempt at canvass and she re-
ceived a satisfactory remuneration
for the work accomplished in lieu
of the trip to Denver.
II is said that Delta county peo-
pie will contribute something more
than 100000 cash to Denver this
week, in the way of expense ac-
counts of those who attended the
apple show. These little contribu-
lions are what Denver is always
clamoring for.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Woman's Missionary society OF
the Presbyterian church, will be
held with Mrs, l.. Z. Angel of Gar
net mesa, Friday, November cath
at o'clock. Leader Mrs. c. p.
Bragg. Roll Call-Praises. Study
Corea and Mexicans. All the ladies
are urged to be present.
The Independent is in receipt OF
postal card from Senator George
Stephan, dated Honolulu, October
Slst. at which point he and Mrs.
Stephan had just landed. They We're
to proceed on the long ocean voy-
age to Yokohama, Japan. that day
and will again be in Honolulu on
January 10. next, on their return.
Mrs. w. II. Anderson and little
daughter. Bess. arrived home from
Denver Monday evening after an
extended visit with Mrs. Ander-
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