The Delta independent., 1912-09-27

7-rocm house built only years, 10
Gated S54 Palmer street. Address
Mrs. C. D. Bcwker, Phoenix, Arizona,
or inquire of Welch & Merrill.
Mrs. c. c. Brandt and children
arrived in Delta from Fort Collins
the latter part of last week to join
Mr.. Brandt, who is member of the
Rio Grande depot force.
John Farrell was an east-bouDd
passenger for Salida Monday morn
ing after putting in few weeks
Looking after the harvest of his hay
and potato croTs near this city.
Asa NJ. Stabler of Sandy Spring
Maryland. arrived On the city Sun
day evening for a few days visit
with friends. He was the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ramskill on We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Ed Stone arrived home from
Denver last Saturday evening after
accompanying her sister and niece
that far on their tip to Little Rock,
Arkansas, their home.
T. X Seaton and wife returned
from Denver Sunday evening, the
former having fixed up all of the
roken political fences and the lat
ter visiting her parents and other
relatives in Fort Collins.
Miss Ruby Adams underwent an
operation for appendicitis at about
10 O'Clock Tuesday forenoon and is
now reported as rapidly recovering
/ from her ailments and from the ell
fects of the operation.
Mrs. c. c. Grimm and little daugh-
ter Emma. departed Sunday morning
for Lawrence, Kansas, where the lat
ter is to attend school. Mrs. Grimm
expects to visit Lawrence and other
Kansas points about a month.
Several auto loads of Montrose
I people were here Sunday and among
the number was noticed H. d.
Humphries ard party of friends
They ate supper in Delta and made
he drive home in the evening
Its. Greenwood accoml anied his
mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Greenwood.
as far as Denver en- the journey to
her home in Meenah. Wisconsin. last
Sunday morning. Mrs. Greenwood
/ had been a visitor here four or five
weeks.
Mr. Hottell, 1t is claimed has
agreed to buy 100000 sacks
q II. D..
icy farmers. at s1.5O per hundred
pounds. Mr. Hottell now owns the
Touring mills at both Delta and
Montrose.
Mrs. Carl Moore arrived home
! from Paonia. where she was aiding
in the fruit harvest, Sunday morning.
Mrs. Moore stated that the cold
nights of last week worked a
Paonia district.
Many Delta people drove over to
Montrose in autos last Friday to
take in the closing events of the
fair. All report a number of inter
esting races during the afternoon,
and a coed showing of farm and
orchard product.
Recognized Church of Jesus Chri
OF Later Day Saints-regular services
in old theatre building near old
Delta National bank building-Sun-
day school at 10 a. m, preaching a
IL a. m, and 1880 p. m. Samuel
Twombley. Pastor.
Services will be held at the Chris
tian church Sunday at the usual
hours, morning and evening. At the
evening service stereo.ptioan views of
Palestine will be shown. There will
oe a brief business meeting at the
close of the morning service
Thos. b. Hart of Carlysle. Ind
lana, arrived in Delta the latter
part of last week. accompanied by
an Indiana friend. Mr.. Hart is inter
csted in the Decor mesa property
with DIR. Mcconnell and others and
has been spending the week there.
Weather indications are such as
to suggest rush work in the saw
ing OF all crors. We may. and we
have a rghit to expect the usual
long period of favorable fall wealth
or. but .t is best for the grower to
he as nearly as possible on the safe
side
Mrs. II. w. Chiles and children
left Wednesday for Los Angeles, Cal
ifornia, where they expect to spend
the winter. Mrs. Lizzie Wagner de-
parted in company with Mrs. Chfles
and will continue her study of