The Delta independent., 1912-10-25

marry Dutcuer udS put Inc huhhASJ
mine in good shape. Try it, Mr.. Far
mer.
Ladies Aid of Christian church will
give an Election day dinner at the
l. o. O. F. hall.
G. F.. Fogg, arrived home Sunday
evening from the Denver festival OF
mountain and plain.
Walter Weyrauch. one of the owners
of the Miller apple orchard near Aus
tin1a and his family, were in the city
last Saturday.
bright little baby girl was born
to Mr. and Mrs. f. C. Peterson who
Der 20, 1912.
The Olathe Criterion asks: why
do people assail the morals of others
while they themselves are so crooked
that they spit in their own faces?"
Mrs. F. N Dickerson and daughter,
Matte. came in Sunday evening from
the state metropolis after taking in
the big fall festival and visiting with
friends.
Eldon Hauser, in the forest service
of Uncle Sam near Gunnison, came
in last Friday evening for a weeks
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. d. Hauser.
j. d. VanVolkenburg was one OF
the Deltaites to get home Sunday ev-
ening from the big doin's in Denver
last week. He was there several days
and saw enough to blind most people
A. E. Amsbary was an eastbound
passenger for the state metropolis last
Monday morning He had business
in that city which he thought would
keep him there at least two or three
days.
A. J. Worse came in from Salt Lake
City last Tuesday and will remain in
this section for several days looking
after interests of the Utah Nursery
company and also after personal inter
ests
l. c. Hall and family arrived home
from a weeks visit in Denver last Sun
day evening They saw much of the
festival OF mountain and plain and
report an enjoyable time from the start
to finish of their visit.
Ed Kellogg came in from Montrose
last Saturday and visited until Mon
DAT morning with his family. And
then. too. he wanted to get acquainted
with his little grand d-daughter, Miss
Freeman.
Miss Pearl Foster came down from
Paonia last Monday morning and will
remain here for the winter If she can
locate a stenographer and typewriting
position. She has been with one of
the fruit associations at Paonia for
several months.
Among those of the county who at
tended the odd Fellows state doings
are- ]. c. Rowbotham- of Cedaredge.
Mrs. w. II. Jarvis and Fred Burritt of
Eckert. r. F. Fluke of Crawford and
]. II. Short of Elberta.
Sunday was a threatening day and
many thought our good weather was
at an end. But the same old Indian
summer days came with the first of
the week and promise to continue.
On the Eastern slope deep SHOWS fell
Saturday night and Sunday.
c. w. Carr came down from his
ranch on the Lake Fork at Madero.
Saturday and visited Delta friends un-
til train time the following day. Mr..
Carr brought down some trout from
his private lake as reminder 10
those of us who have spent good
wany happy days fishing and hunt
ing in the vicinity of his ranch home.
Mr. and Mrs. viii Williams and lit.
rle daughter arrived home from
',asant visit in Denver last Monday
evening Will left Delta some four
or rive weeks ago and made an auto
n'ohile tour with Mr. and Mrs. Kra-
cav Though the interior of Wyoming
from Denver which he enjoyed very
much.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Luce have bought
a nice home at Paonia. where Mr..
Luce engaged extensively in mercan-
tile business year ago. and will make
that city their home. Sorry to lose
them from Delta but glad they will
be so nicely situated in that great or
chard section of the county. Paonia.
w. A. Davis is showing some of
the finest spuds that were ever grown
and his only sorrow is that he didn't
have fifty or one hundred acres of
the same variety. A single acre is all