The Delta independent., 1911-09-22

| Prof. Shatz of Denver, will lee
ture at the Gayety theatre, Sunday
next, at 23O p. m. Subject: How
to Protect Our Country Without a
Standing Army Admission free.
| The two greatest crops of the
county, winter apples and sugar
eeets, will soon begin to harvest.
hey will keep growers busy until
l'ecember.
Fishing up the Gunnison is still
rated fairly good. The river is clear
and at low tide and the rainbows
that take the flies are particularly
gamey. Only midget flies seem to
attract them.
Miss Jane May Killian departed
| Tuesday morning for Converse,
South Carolina, where she will at
tend Converse College this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Killian accompanied
her as far as Denver
Mrs. Ella Meade and Mrs. Kate
Kirkland, of Leo, California, arriv-
ed yesterday from the East. They
stopped off for few days visit with
their cousins, DR.. and Mrs. w. G.
Cook.
The names of the couple married
at the fair grounds last week, were,
according to the license Stubs at
the county clerks office: VIM Bur-
CESS of Denver and Elizabeth White
of Decatur. Illinois.
Judge and Mrs. C. H. Stewart
and Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Hart, went
to Denver Monday morning to at
tend the Grand Lodge of Masons.
judge Stewart represents the Blue
Lodge and Mr.. Hart the Royal Arch.
Misses Corinne Peale and Ruth
Shipley returned to their homes in
Cincinnati. Ohio, Monday morn
ing, after a pleasant visit at the
home of DR.. A. H. Stockham and
family.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Faulkner of North Delta, was made
happy Sunday night by the arrival
of fine eight and one-half pound
baby boy. Mother and child are re
ported doing nicely.
We noticed a large number of
boxes of fruit on the depot platform
the other dady billed for Grand
junction. This is a case of ship
ping Goals to Newcastle. '-Hotch-
kiss Times.
Mrs. Steve Bailey and daughter
Helen, left Sunday for a visit in
Columbus, Ohio, with Mrs. Bailey
sister. She will also visit Mrs. Ben
Gheen of the same city, who for
merly resided in Delta
Mrs Mary Trechter, who has
been residing at Glenwood Springs
for some time past, is the guset of
Mrs. Frank MARTENS. From this
point she VIII go TO Delta to visit
Fred Trechter and family.-Salida
Record.
Word comes from Salida that
Harry Van Denburg, who went over
/ from here only about ten days ago,
/ is i'll with typhoid fever, but just
how serious we did not learn. He
was intending to go East to school
in few days.
/ MT anuu MIS-. Lou Der hHtIAiel
and two children, returnedd to their
| home at Malvern, Iowa, Saturday,
after a pleasant visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. White. Mr..
Berkheimer was judge OF the live
stock at the fair.
Joseph Sullivan. a prominent mem
/ Der of the Denver fire department.
: /, 60 no
about week ago was Miss Lille
Baker of Lake City, passed through
here Sunday enroute to Cedaredge,
for a visit with friends.
Manager Fred G. Holmes. of the
Grand junction sugar factory, pas
scd through here Wednesday,, on
his way to Montrose, where his COM
pany is building beet dump. Mr..
Eouthitt of Delta, went over and
met him there in his automobile.
NJ. F. Davis of Kansas City, and
Mrs. w. T Kayser of Cottage Grove,
Oregon, brother and sister of w. \.
Davis, are here visiting him. NJ. f.
Davis thinks of locating in Delta.
The two brothers had not seen
each other before for fourteen years
Martha A. Barrow, the fourteen
year-old daughter of w. J. Barrow
died at her home on German mesa
Saturday, of valvular heart trouble
complicated with other illness. She
was a niece of Mrs. c. f. Mower
of Delta.
Carl Hilton, who has been very
i'll with typhoid fever for some
time, was taken home to Alma, Kan
~. Snndn,. LIZ. his ut w no MnS