The Delta independent., 1912-07-26

Will make their home.
r w. Hunter, proprietor of the
Hunter Piano company of Colorado
thei: ranch Lear Cory.
Wanted-Someone to teach me
english, from s to 9 o'clock even
ings. Frank Nishioka, care Mr..
Chase, gil Main street.
Miss Jessie Stone returned home
Saturday evening from a month
outing at the j. d. billiard camp at
1.-THE head of Escalante.
Mrs. Wilbur Lee and baby arrive d
in the city Wedne sdsy and is the
guest of Mrs. Lees p rents, Conduc-
tor Geo. Hailock and wife.
The summer has been an unusually
healthy one for this section of the
Western Slope. Very few cases of
illness have been reported.
Mrs. William Shaver, of the Del
ia house, departed Sunday morning
for Denver, where she was to visit
friends a week or ten days.
Miss Eliza Stone, niece of Cash
Sampson, arrived home from a sum-
mer session of the state Normal at
Gunnison, Tuesday evening.
Miss Agnita Evans departed Sun
day for Leadville and Salida, where
she will visit about ten days with
her many friends in those cities.
For Sale-Upholstered parlor set,
consisting of two large arm-chairs,
two straight chairs and sofa. Inquire
Bohland House. PAS Main street.
Stockham Bro hers are building
an automobile road to their Ante
lope hill property. They figure on
35 900 boxes of peaches this year.
Starr Nelson was an eastIbound
passenger fer Salida on a business
and pleasure visit. Tuesday morning
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Frasier of
! Montrose, and Miss Lucy Teachout,
visited their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Henry Teachout at Eckert, last
week
J. J.. McNally returned to his home
/ in Youngs own Ohio, Wednesday,
morning. after a pleasant visit with
his son, Editor McNally of the
/ Tribune.
r. J. McVitty and little son, Rob
ert. started Friday morning last, for
! Chicago, where they will spend a few
weeks renewing acquaintance with
old friends
n H. Castle, mem ber of the pub
lie relations department of the Noun
tain States Telephone company de-
parted for Ouray Wednesday morn
/ ing on business.
Mira W A. Densmore arrived in
the city last Friday from her home
in Salida, for visit with her sis
ter. Mrs. Carl Moore. and bother,
Murray Gallagher.
The past few weeks have not been
prolific of startling news events.
times. but it will all help to make
things more lively later on.
W. +. Foster arrived in Delta the
first of this week from Chicago, and
is enjoying an outing at the Hec-
amin COW camp on the Dirty George,
fifteen miles north of here.
,Jonh Uglow is home from a few
days sojourn in the Ridgway and
Colona district. where he looked over
some of Uncle Sans territory with
view of filing on a claim.
Roy woodgate arrived in the city
from Elko, Nevada. last Friday and
/ is guest at the home of his moth
er and sisters. Roy is looking after
hotel in the Nevada town.
The large Wilson apricots, now ri
and for sale at l u cents per pound
at the Sunny Side ranch near Cory.
Coop phone 17-L. Eckert. Get or
ders in early. G. NJ. Gwynn, prop.
Attorney w. w. Dingman of Ce-
daredge, was Delta visitor this
morning. Mr.. Dingman will be n
candidate before the Republican as
sembly for the office of county judge.
VIM. Butler, who held a position
with the Colorado Fruit Growers
association last year, n: rived from his
home in Salt Lake City Sunday and
will hold n similar position this sea-
son.
Carpenters and painters are now
doing the finishing work in the
new bungalow home of DR.. C. II.
Burgin. corner of Palmer and Sixth
streets and it will soon be ready for
occupancy.
Mrs lloyd T King and daughter