The Delta independent., 1912-06-21
Mrs. w. J. Horton of olathe is

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Motorcycle for sale-cheap. Cum
ningham's bicycle shop, Main street.
fine line of gents furnishings
= up-to- tn he-minute goods - at Pre-
gents new store.
Mr. and Mrs. John G. A. Simpson
of Redlands mesa wer visitors in
city first of the week.
Geo. Bradley arrived home from
an extended visit in California last
Wednesday morning.
Miss Kirkendall and daughter oi
Iowa are guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. B. d. Hummer on Garnet
mesa.
Mrs Imogene Runnell is in the
city from Chicago and will be the
guest of her sister, Mrs. G. T. White,
all summer.
Second hand harness, beds, mat
tresses, IL rugs, furniture, etc.
Cooks Secondhand Store, Delta.
Colo. Phone.
/. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Sechrist of
Montrose are guests at the home OF
their daughter, Mrs. Charles l.. Kel-
Ter, this week.
For Sale - One good riding or
driving horse, harness and saddle
Also a tent 10x16 feet. Inquire at
321 E Seventh street.
Mrs. B. c. Briggs and two child
ren deprated for Montrose Wednes-
day morning, where they will visit
friends a week or ten days.
George C. Crabill and Frank
Trechter went to Sapinero last Sat
urday morning and succeeded in
relieving the Gunnison of several
fi.le trout.
AT St. Luke's, June %, holy com
municn at a. m; Sunday school
at 10 a m; morning prayer and
baptisms at II a. m; evening SER
mon at S p. m.
Harry Williamson boarded the
train Monday morning for Sapinero,
expecting to hook and land his share
OF the trout before turning his
heels toward the river
A piano recital was given last
evening by graduates from the pre-
paratory and intermediate depart
ments of the Dana Conservatory OF
Music. Pref. Dana was assisted by
Mrs. c. A. Merrill. reader.
i Miss Laura Alband, who came
home with Miss Conklin from Colo
rado university at Boulder at the
close of the school year for a brief
visit, departed for her home in Ill
inois the latter part of last week
c. H. Cunningham and wife de-
parted Monday evening for Eureka
Calf. where they expect to locate
permanently. Mr.. Cunningham has
been manager of the Dreamland
theater here for some months past
w. A. Hillman of the clothing
Hillman store is taking vacation
from his clerical duties this week
In the meantime he is trying his
luck at angling for trout in the vi
cinity of Sapinero.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Johnson and
Miss Lila Miller arrived home from
months recreation at Glenwood
Springs this week. Mr.. johnson
re represents a grocery house and was
taking orders from the consumer
OF that district.
When removing the boxes and
crates used in shipping the new soda
fountain for H. F. Hart, F. p. Nc
Kee stepped on sharp-pointed wire
nail which entered his left foot TO
depth of over an inch and caused
painful wound He is now get
ting about on crutches.
5. Porges. the clothing and fur
rishing goods man, is now located
in his new room in the Delta Nat
ional bank building, having removed
to the new and more spacious quar-
ters MCaday. He has installed new
fixtures and new goods and now has
enc of the attractive stores of the
city.
MISS GeneNleNe hdris came ''S'
from Montrose Saturday evening" ant
spent Sunday with her perents, re
turning to that city Monday morn
ing. She is takrag a much needed
rest from her duties at the GRAND
Mesa Abstract company's office, ano
is spending much of the time with
Montrose friends!
Mr.. Roy Reed. 2l years of age
and Miss Bertha Shearer. IL oo'n
of Crawford, came down from theii