The Delta independent., 1912-09-06

made from this dis rict, went from
Watts, loading staten just south
of Delta yesterday.
Richmond, both OF Hotchkiss, were
united in marriage Wednesday aft
ernOCn, September 4, at the Bap-
tist parsonage, by Rev. Anthony
Jacobs.
At the BAPTIST parsonage Sun
day. evening, Septembs 1. occurred
the marriage of VIM. NJ. Myer and
Miss Ellen Philip. both OF Delta,
Rev. Anthony Jacobs performing the
ceremony
Geo. Young came down from his
ranch on Tabaguache Sunday. bring
ing home Mrs. Robert Young and
Mrs. Minnie Taylor. who went up
week before for an outing which
they report having greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. C. NJ Chambers and baby de-
parted for their home in Denver
Monday morning after an extended
visit with Mrs. Chambers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Connor. who reside
on Eaton avenue.
F. c. Waller was an outgoing pas
senger for Cerro Summit Sunday
morning. Mr.. Waller is making re-
pairs on the Momrcse water system
at that point which he expects to
complete in five or six weeks.
w. T. Pittinger was down from
Austin Wednesday and made the In
dependent office a pleasant call.
Mr.. Pittinger says that both his or
chard and grain fields are going to
yield bumper crop.
Mrs. Lillian Palmer and little
daughter were outgoing passengers
for their home in Lake City last Sat
urday morning. after a short visit
with the formers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Shores.
Mrs. B. F. Reed and two children,
who have been visiting the former 5
parents, Judge R NJ Logan and
family. and other relatives for sew
eral weeks past. departed for their
nome in Denver Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Whitehorn
left yesterday morning for Paonia-
They were married Friday evening in
this city. the bride being formerly
Miss Verna Williams.-Grand juno
ton Sentinel.
At the homo of Dr. Hughs, 14S
| a
s O'Clock. occurred the marriage of
Mr.. Lesley Morgan and Miss Nora
Butler. Rev Jacobs of the Baptist
church officiated.
Miss Agneta Evans and Miss Grace
Koppe departed last Friday morning
lf,r Nor hera Colorado here they sre
10 enter college. THE former at the
state normal in Greeley and the lat
tere at the agricultural college in
Fort Collins.
Ben Penley was an outgoing pas
senger Monday for La Fayette, Ind
lana, to resume his studies at Pur-
cue college He was accompanied as
far as Denver by his mother and sis
Ter VINO were 10 Ntsit d WEN Ia '"s@
city
F.. p Marshall has the thanks of
the Independent fer some fine can
taloupes yesterday. Frank was one
Who did not overlook the fact that
an oversupply enc year usually makes
a product good the next. and vice
versa.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Winn and
son and Hardy Watson, who have
been the guests of William Gill
bert for three weeks past departed
me first of the present week for
Henrietta, Texas. their hcme. All
were much pleased with this section
of Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. A c. Remington and
little daughter arrived home from
two months business and pleas
Miss Genevieve Hartig purchased
the thnee-rocm cottage of John
Kncu on Meeker street the first
of this week.
Opening-Friday and saturday.
Sept ember ad Z. Glenn Millinery.
Our fall stock of millinery is now
ready for your inspection. Glenn
Millinery.
Miss Esther Hartman and mother
arrived in Delta from their home in
Akron. Ohio. Wednesday evening and
are guests at tAs home of Mr. and
Mrs. John w. Ballard.
Miss Nell Carleton, stenographer
for the Grand Mesa Abstract COM
pany for two months past. departed
fnr hnt. hanna In Carf Ii uISNille. Mo-.