The Delta independent., 1913-01-03

John Uglow was in Olathe on busi-
| ness last Friday.
Ell Kellog Sundayed with his fam
lily in Delta, returning to Montrose on T
Monday.
Miss Myrtle Wagner came to Delta
Tuesday from Telluride for visit
with relatives and friends.
H. R. Weilbacher was reported quite
ill the fore part of this week and I
under the care of a physician. a
Miss Ruby Turner left last week for
Palm Beach. Florida. where she will
spend the winter visiting friends.
Mrs. S. E. Isham is here from Es-
| therville, Iowa, the guest OF her son,
Ralph and family and expects TO re- r.
main until spring. W
Walter Wagner. who has been in the
forestry service in the Lake Fork dis h
trict near Lake City, came home for E,
/ a visit the first OF the week u,
Among the many nice CALENDARS for
/ 1913 that have been issued by Delta w
business men, none have proven more ~
/ attractive than those OF the Delta =,
/ Steam Laundry. -
The art section or the Womans
! club will meet at the assembly room ,s
of the library building on Saturday. a.
January 4th. =
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J. L. Simpson. one of the welEknown
I ranch owners of the Eckert district
went to Pueblo and Denver on bust n
ness last Saturday morning =
Mrs. Linnie T Sanford arrived in p
I the city from Wichita. Kansas. last
I Saturday evening and will reside per-
manently with her sister Mrs. John $,
l r. Charlesworth. ci
Mr.. Carpenter and Mr. Sholtis both :,
Of Alamosa. were Delta visitors this
week Mr Carpenter purchased the
Couplin ranch on California mesa 2,
some time ago. n
! Senator and Mrs. Geo. Stephan de b
parted for Denver the latter part of
last week and will remain all win
/ ter. the former to take his place in \
the next general assembly of this te
state. a
There is a very noticeable increase le
in the number of public sales this a
Z winter A dozen or more are being d
advertised at this time on different
! farms. An advertisement in The In
dependent would help any or all of d
them. +
Dr. William Crawford and family ID
arrived in the city from Elk City Ok G.
lahoma, yesterday to become perma c
nently located DR. Crawford having re- Il
Gently accepted the pastorate of the n
First Baptist church in this city. The
new pastor will occupy his pulpit both
monring and evening next Sunday. "
Miss Leitha NJ. Williams. a we'll y
known Delta girl. who has been teach c
/ ing school an Ash mesa. and Mr. How o.
ard X Arnold. in the train service of Il
the Rio Grande company. were united c
in marriage at Grand Junction on n
Christmas day. Mr.. Arnold's run is F
out OF that city and III and his wife b
will take up a permanent residence o.
there. d
Jake Clark has leased the room just
north of Joe Pregcnt's clothing estab- \
lishment on Main street and will move d
his barber shop thereto the first of a.
next week The new room is being p
nicely fitted up for Mr. Cark's use OF
He was compelled to remove from the +
Cook building corner of Main and IN
Fourth streets, because of Mr. Cooks e'
decision to put up new building AZ
soon. 4
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Charles Newland. wife and baby h
came in last Saturday from Ridgwey
where they have resided the last two
months and departed on Wednesday p
evening for San Diego. California to p'
reside permanently Mr.. Newland l.
recently purchased a barber shop in 81
Ridgway and expected to make that al