The Delta independent., 1912-11-15
Miss Cal. White of Welcome, is
visiting friends in Pueblo.

Delta last week, from Welcome
A fine rain come Monday morning,
which will DO the range much good.
Mrs. j. o. Simpson was visiting
friends in Delta yesterday. from
Eckert.
Pueblo and Walsenburg last Tuesday
evening
Long strings of cars are still load
ing with sugar beets at each of the
loading stations.
Good Denver income and eastern
farmes to exchange for Delta county
land. See Surface Creek Realty Co.
]. F. Crowley of the H. B. King
Brokerage company. of Montrose. was
in town Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. C. C. Grim arrived home on
Tuesday evening from few weeks
v'sit with relatives and friends in Kan
sas.
Mrs. Geo. Leinbach. of Austin. went
to Grand Junction Saturday. to meet
her parents. who arrived from Iowa.
for visit.
The art section of the Woman's
club met in the assembly room of the
library building. Saturday. November
16. p. m Leader. Mrs. Porter.
Herbert Chase. cf the Chase Nurser-
les. departed Monday morning for
Memphis. Tennessee. on business. He
expected to be absent several days.
Miss Constance Brownell entertain
ed a number of her little friends at
the residence of her mother. Mrs. Mona
Brownell. on Columbia street. Tues
day evening.
A. 7. Forney of Eckert. was a busi-
ness visitor in Delta on Saturday. He
also called at the Independent office
and renewed his subscription for an
other year.
The literary section of the Woman's s
club met in the assembly room of the
library building Tuesday evening.
November 10. at 1880 p. m. Teacher
Mss Uglow
Mrs. Matte c. Hall has leased her
boarding house on Eaton avenue and
she and her daughter Miss Rose. will
depart for Trinidad next Tuesday
I hey expect to remain in that city
about four months.
Mrs. E. E. Gray. wife of Assistant
Superintendent Gray who is making
Eelta his headquarters during the
heavy shipping season. arrived in the
riy fem her home in Pueblo last
Sat.lG Gay for weeks visit.
Rev. Morphy. of Salida. win occupy
;i.s pulpit at the Baptist church Sun
day morning. Mrs Morphy has been
here this week visiting Mrs. II. c.
Taylor and will return home with her
husband the first of the week.
b. p. Smith went to Grand Junction
last Wednesday evening to meet an
CID time friend who is the represen-
ia'ive of the Swift Packing company
IN Europe and was on his way east
from across the ocean to visit with
relatives.
Louis Blumenthal, a member of the
Smith Glidden company's clerical
forces during the present fruit season
has accepted position with the Fish
er commission company in Denver
and will leave for that city next Sat
prday.
The ounty election returns are pub.
'ished in full in this paper. in tabulat-
ed form. Subscribers who wish can
keep this table for reference until the
text campaign. as they may wish to
see just how the different precincts
voted at that time.
Mrs. j. Francis Haywood. Julian and
Theodore, were here from Paonia on
Saturday the guests of Ms II. D..
Smi'h. AIRS. Haywood and her son
were on their way to San Jose Calf
ornia. where they expect to spend the
winter.
A union service. turkey dinner and
social program will be given by the
Ladies' Aid of the NJ. +. church at
Eckert hall on Thanksgiving day.