The Delta independent., 1912-12-27

| CnarleS berry and MISS Nina BROW
er were married at Cimarron Wednes-
day of last week
Twenty per cent discount on all
holiday goods at the old Delta Nation
al bank building.
Mrs. Jenkins, son and daughter,
went to Cedaredge to spend Christ
mas with relatives
F. C. Bonnell was an east-bound
passenger for Denver yesterday MORN
ing.
Nineteen-cent graniteware sale on
Saturday only, at the Delta Racket
Store.
Manager Meyers of the Racket store
departed for Denver on business on
Wednesday morning
II. II. Smith of the Austin Journal
was a visitor in the city on Wednes-
day, returning home in the evening
Jack Gale arrived home from a few
weeks sojourn in Los Angeles and
other California points last Tuesday
morning.
To Mr.. and Mrs Robert NJ. Ander-
son was born a son on Saturday. De-
cember 81. 1912 Mother and child re-
ported doing nicely.
Mr.. Allenthorpe arrived in the city
from Holly. Colorado. yesterday even
ing and is looking over the farms and
orchards of this district.
Joseph Budd departed for Ken
lucky yesterday morning for a visit
of several weeks duration with rela-
tives and friends.
Miss Margaret Griggs. one of the
teachers in the Delta schools. was
given a fruit shower by her pupils
on Friday afternoon of last week.
O. w. voge and wife departed yes
terday for Pueblo where the former
has accepted position with one of
the motion picture houses.
Miss Della O'Conner came home
from Fort Lupton. in Northern Colo
rado, last Tuesday evening and will be
the guest of her parents on lower
Eaton avenue until after the holidays.
Dad" Hunt departed yesterday
evening for some point in Montana,
where he expects to remain for some
months and possibly locate there per
manenuy.
Senator Geo. Stephan left yesterday
for Denver where he will spend the
few intervening days before the legis-
lature in attending to some business
matters OF his own. and in getting set
tied for the winters legislative work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schoolfield are in
Denver spending the holidays in com
pany with their daughter. Miss Ethel
who has been attending Cornell col
lege.
Subscribers are requested to notify
the office II a mistake has been made
in entering their names on our list.
They have been coming pretty thick
and it is not improbable that mistakes
may have been made.
o. Lee. who has been the guest of
his sister. Mrs. George Stell in this
city for several weeks. will leave for
Denver today. Mr. Lee is property
man for the Sells Floto show and has
been with the company for about
seven years.
Mrs. Lillian Palmer and little daugh.
ter arrived in the city from Lake
City Tuesday evening and are the |
guests of Mrs Palmer's parents. Mr.
and Mrs c. p Shores, They expect
TO remain all winter
A. " Hixon. the aged father Of Mrs l
w. ]. and Mrs. F. A. Howe. died at
his home in Wakeeney, Kansas. last
Saturday and was buried on the fol-
lowing day. The ladies departed for
that point last week. after learning
of their fathers serious illness
A meeting os directors of the I'm
compahgre Valley Water Users asso-
citation was held in Montrose yester-
day afternoon and those TO attend from
this district were Thomas Hazlett. l. ]
G. McMillen, w. +. Oebrt and Geo /
w. Bruce.
Members of the Women's club were
as busy as bees in flower time for
several days preceding Christmas,
gathering up supplies for those per
sons in need and as result there /
was cheer for everybody. II was
found. however. that there are very |