The Delta independent., 1913-06-13
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Bring in that fine pair of mares
Market Day, June 18th.
Marion Brewer lost a very valuable
thoroughbred Jersey COW Wednesday.
Charles L. Hauser has returned to
Delta from Scofield, Utah.
Miss Mabel Fogg was a Delta Wis.
itor last week from Tongue creek.
Amos Morrell of Paonia, had busi
ness in Montrose last Saturday.
Can't you get the prize on that
fine driving team? Try it Market Dav
June 18th.
c. L. Flower, Electric Light man.
ager autoed up from Montrose Tues.
day.
Mr.. Paul Wilson, land man and non.
uiar citizen of Hotchkiss. was a Delta
visitor Saturday.
Mr.. Sidney Bull. of Tongua creek
was visiting his son. DR.. Bull in
Grand Junction last week.
Judge Voorhees,. Of Pueblo. arrived
in Delta county the latter part of last
week to look after property interests.
VIII Marshall is taking a vacation
this week from The big H.llman store.
He and his family are rusticatlng near
Hotchkiss.
j. W. kernohan. of North Delta.
brought in bunch OF new Eureka DO
taioes on June 10. That isn't bad for
a late spring.
}, NJ Miner. formerly Of Delta. and
now engaged on the Ouray Plain
dealer was in Delta over SUNDAY Wis
i'ing friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bull, Miss Ensign
and Mr. Clifford Atwood returned to
Tongue creek Sunday from an auto
"trip to RedvaIe.
j. B. Killian and son and Dr.. c. H.
Bureiu We're outgoing passengers last
Tuesday morning for Sapniero where
they viii angle for trout for a few
days.
Remember the social dance to be
given next Wednesday evening al
|. o. o. F. Hail. 1t is the Market
Day Dance and you are cordially in.
vited
Prof. G. w. Clark and wife. of Colo.
rado Springs, are visiting the formers
mother. Mrs. Carrie Clark. Mr.. Clark
is professor of chemistry in Colorado
College.
Will Marshall. of the Hillman dry
goods department. went over to Ola
the last Sunday to spend the day with
his family and return with them on
Monday.
Cecil West came down from Mont.
rose last Tuesday morning to assist
his brother with the closing out sale
of the West Bros. Dry Goods store in
this city.
A. w. Carr and Jack Gale were out
going passengers Tuesday morning for
the Lake Fork country cbove Sapinero
where they will anglo for trout a week
or ten days.
Local showers have been more fire.
quent this week but most of them have
lodged Delta. There was almost a
eloudburst just below the state bridge
Monday evening.
Saturday, June II. is Flag Day-the
anniversary of the birth of the Ameri-
can flag. on that day it is suggested
that each of our business houses dis
play old Glory"
Messrs. Wigram. Pratt, Sanders and
Keen, and families. formed an auto
party TO the J. Budd ranch Sunday.
four miles above Cedaredge. which
was very enjoyable.
II. F. Hart. II. A. McNally. Nance
Watts and Mr.. Shearer went over on
the Gunnison above Sapinero last Fri
day morning to try their luck at trout
fishing for a few days.
A meeting of the stockholders of
the Ironstone Ditch company has been
called for Wednesday. July ?. to sub.
NIT the proposition of the Govern
ment purchase of that ditch.
Rover Kurz has fresh hair cut
\ flowing bunch of ''lilocks" were left
under his cars which gives him al
comical expression. Looks almost as
funny as John would with the same
kind of whiskers.
Independents columns are consider
ably crowded this week with advertis-
ing, but as this only happens at con
intervals, we trust there will
he no nhiecfinn raised Resides Mn