The Delta independent., 1912-06-14


Miss Genevieve Hartig was an out
gong passenger to Montrose Tues
day morning and expected to visit
with friends in that city until Sun-
day.
Walter Ballinger departed Mon
day for Scottsville, Texas, where he
will assist in the harvesting and
marketing of the peach crop of that
district.
Mrs. H. J. Baird and little daugh-
ter, Alene, were passengers for their
former home in Iowa, Monday
for an extended visit with relatives
and friends.
Judge F. n. DiCkerson was a pas
senger on the morning train Mon
day for the state metropolis. where
he had legal business demanding
Nersonal attention. ..
F. c. Waller, concrete contractor,
reports good progress on the big
two story ware house at Olathe on
which he now has good force OF
men employed.
/ e. Z. Watts of the Tribune. his
son. Nance and Harvey Hart, were
over in Black canon Sunday and
Monday trying their luck at ang-
ling for trout.
shorty Franklin, the Denver
paper man was here Friday and Sat
urday and went cut to take a look
at his young orchard, which he says
is doing fine.
Mrs. Frank Bowden was an east
bound passenger Sunday morning,
for Colorado Springs. where she
will suend the summer with her par
ents and friends.
Mrs. Camilla Sanders was a pas
senger for Montrose last Friday,
where she visited friends two or
three days.
Bert Norris, member of Ma;hers'
store force. is expecting to ffnd it
necessary TO put in much of his time
in the near future On his peach or
chard near Paonia.
A b. Manley was here from Ola
I me last ua4 u ialiSsiStAlAS ouSl-
ness and incidentally dropped in to
have the Independent come to his
address each week.
Mrs Archer, who has been a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Uglow for two weeks past. de-
parted for her home in Lake City
Wednesday morning.
Jake Clark is an enthusiastic ko-
dak artist and has produced some
evidences of his skill in this line
by presenting a number of excellent
views of the flood scenes.
Lee Flower, manager of the Light
and Power company at Montrose, ac-
companied by a party of friends,
made an auto drive to this city Tues
day, returning that evening.
Deputy Game and Fish Commis-
sioner Mccoy of Gum son, is in the
city this week, casting about TO see
II Colorado's laws affecting his
department are being adhered to.
Mrs. Tuffin and her daughter.
were outgoing passengers for their
former home in Iowa last Monday.
morning, where they will visit a
month or six weeks with relatives.
S. Porges arrived home from Den
yer last Friday evening. after pur-
chasing fixtures and new goods with
which to open his new quarters in
the Delta National bank building.
Roy l.. Emry was an outgoing
passenger for the state metropolis
| Wedn esday morning. He hpd bust
less demanding his attention and
expected to be absent several days.
A. +. Amsbary, clerk of the dis
trict court, Attorney r. A. King and
Miss Pearl Kincade. stenographer.
We're in Paonia Wednesday taking
testimony in the water adjudication
matter.
Mrs. II. b. Dirlham and son.
Clyde, who came here about two
two weeks ago with the body of Mr.
departed for their home Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Faulkner and
three of their children departed
"Wednesday morning for Fairfield,
Iowa, where they will visit relatives
and friends watil about September
| /, next.
Substantial plank walk was err
rected across to dry land in North
Delta from the north end of the
bridge this week which is of great
| convenience to people living across