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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-16
VcrjOmaila.

= Sr. Sohu stephan pom ,@reen.
lielo 9oule" On Der Mprmpn @opIie Noao
~frlerte am Sunntoa icinen So. @eburtstag.
sSlr araiuIren nahttd9Iit ebeafaus!
Col. Benjamin +. 8rpant, Com.
niaGoart res N%isconlin 8etcranen Gems
III 9SoupGcu bel Ntllpaufee, hat neaen
idiudhlther Oeiunohett ieine GeiienatloH
eingereiht, uno murbe oieic non Der Ser
neutrality-suspicious. anaenpmmen. Sphn W.
@anes avs Jtipon wuroe OILS tcmpprdrer
e~ommanoGnt ernanut. Sr. Srnant mtro
benz %ernebnlcn nab wieoer III "a groIie
Wpfuen.
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Sort(&ritt if um(er So(umsswort!

eingebunben luer6en. See
fern allo, meIde igs5lea bic Ab'
t9etlung oes @eiunobeits'
ratbs. ionic bic Nrtitel oes
sanoratbs 5u ipdtsrem Rad'
i6IaSsn aufbswabrsn fpolen
ltatt Der 9an5sn 3eituns.
futrb bieiss Jormat ais.
baIo treffii6 seinuen iObolo
lie oaran setppbnt iino. Der
modus operandi lit einfa6 se'
mag: Der .gUltsrotb". reipef'
tlue Der .~2anorutb", miro aus
Der 3eituns bsrausgenpmmen,
tp'e oor9efaltst 8uidmmensele9t,
uno 5fueimal q d unten uno
5rpeimal mad re6ts aufse'
Ibnltten. Beioe oerieIbsn iino
onnn IN Bu6fOrm gum Geien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-16
9as bisberiae HeiseI Giaeu

7as bisberise MeikeI Giseus
tbum an Der WainhrnBe. 50 gu 1870
5uB. uno no ieBt Der 2aben Don Bars
tel & So. 1T. lit fir ben Yreis pom ans
naberno $1,000 pro 5rpnlfuB pom 6rn.
Siioor Sht0tna an9stauft worOsn.
9ies iteint 8eweis oapon gu ieiu, eoB
sutss Ga Groiier @isentbum Ianslam
aber ltetIs i'm Sttlgeu lit.
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Wrnnbeigeutbunts Marft.

Sn Den lebten T0sen waroen Die fols
genoen @runoei9entbumsib
oorgenommen:
6rou @crtruhe Sris BON Gan 9icao, Gal.
an Sldf CGiun, @i9entbum III gtoro ga
@rpiie 49,. .......... ST. 90
barbara 3ebfu6 al 6orl Suoa, @l9entbum
in Stmpnton'S Nobuion sur Slaot ga
Grplie ....... $35
Nuaull gSoblert an @nipn Yansel, 2anb IN
gfoio ga Grolie 800
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Notice to Creditors.
4 OF WISCONSIN.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Couuty Court, La Crosse County.
IN PROBATE.
In the matter of the estate of Anna NJ. Arena late Of
the Tow IF " ashingt N. in said county, deceased.
Letters of Executorship in said matter having
been granted TO John J. Arena of Primgh'-. iowa
notice rs hereby given that six ;lar.,ls after the
9Th day df January A u. 1874, are allowed to
creditors u present their clsiue against said de
ceased for examination and : Iowance; and that
said court will on the 5th da, OF July A. ID. 1914.
at 10 o'clock a. IN. of saiddsy. ut the court room
Of said court in the court house in the city Of
La Crosse, in said county, examine and adj ust
all claims aud demands Of all persons against
said deceased.
Ry the court.
JOHN BRISDLEN.,
County Judge.
Dated this Gth day of January 1914.
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Tic ,Weii,uanfee" Sahm bat,

Tic oWtiituarfee" Sahm bat,
nm lid nod populnrsr 6u MAIDEN ais
lie obnsbIr ICON lit. tiirslib oen 3ol
fir bic Bride na6 Miunelota oui 25
Gents pro 4erion erb69t, 10 boB 8irs
ger BON MlnneiOta uno Soma, Die Ga
Groiie etnen 8eluh abitatten wOllen.
fir bsibs @sse aasiu so Gents 8riiden-
SOD SabIen miBten. @s9en oieleS
&oreeben Der 8abn.@o. ioiro allleitis
HroteIt erhOben tperoen.
GaS @tienbabn' unb 2yausport'GO'
mite oes SanoeIsrotbs bot iih INN Nbs
billie an bic 8lscOnlin Giienbabn'
@ommiiIion gemanot.
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6enui9a0en.
Sm @isbsl bss Sauiss pom 0Omini

Sm Gisbsl oss 9auiss pom Dominic
s. DEFINE, 4l0 Roie Ctr. brad 6euer
aus, woourh oas 9nh Seritort puroe.
go. 2 g0idte ben Srano. Der anee.
ribtete S6aoen betrdst ca. $4,000.
SIN 9eim BON @m. 6arriion, l4O9
0orth Str, ssrietb elm 3eppid pom
oem Diem in Brano. Shaoen serins.
Gin @asrobr.2s psrurintte i'm @itt
8eltnurant on 3. StraBe Elm 5suer,
oos leooh BON 60. ! balo gel6iht
muroe. Der S6aoen lit unbebeuteno.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-16
Die ga GrpHc Snouhrial 0lii'n

bat BET ibier neul,hen Sabresuerlamms
lung ibre 9irsftorsn wieoer eetudblt,
Die nGhlten8 oanu Die Eenmten mdblsn
weroen. Sefret1r ltermbbl perlas lei.
men Sabresberitt. Der redt sInitis iaus
tete. uno nod better lheineu Die Auss
libten fir Die 3ufunit 81 isin. &on
Dem aeseidneteu @cpitnl line bisber
u so Sro5ent eiussforoert iuoroen.
uno bis5er tparen oisie Miittl aud ae.
nil9eno UNI reht nirtiam un'sr Snous
'trteleben Su i0rbern. so iuurbe lnr
$4,000 etne neue aohrif fir Die Sans
Moior Equipment SO. sebaut.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-16

- 1T ni6t gut INNER in
~ alien esisiis ~ blsi5.n.
uno Der Norbltern" mohte
ou4 Der ) orm nab osm Sort
ihritte bulOisenl Bon oieier
Summer on eri6eint er cine
ISOLDE I'M bic aneere tuie beate
CUR 6dIfte nit Dem 16'leitisen
,8oltsrntb"' 81 as
uno jsoe 5usite @O6e nit Dem
16.isltissn .2onbratb." 3tsie
Nenbsrans lit uIio nnr Der
5Orm mad, neil bieies 6ormat
sDei srObe 8OrtbelIe bietsi;
@ritsns 1T ss banolt6er
uno bequemer5 gum 9eien,
un6 5ipeitens fam es better u +
10 I uno oann ON @noe
jsosn Sa9rsan9s in y u d 0
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-16

AZ Nsr SeIoer 5u mdstssn i3infen lei'
gen mctt., s1nen pfrlaBiichen Matbsebsr tar
aui quite Siterbeit aueleiben min, ipenoe
lit IN V. s. 6idifh, 203 g. 4. Stro6s.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-16
Neuelte Rn3ei0en.

@1ir haten uift nur 6dume, Bier.
ICY itrGuher unb 'Tflansen, ipnoern
O. crprobte Sprten, IN Nieconiir ae.
Sopen uno benz uproliteu 9linla angrloSt.
Sic nadleu fem Experiment, uenn Sic
oieIe Sorien pfldnsen. Sir peitere Nus.
tunft ienoen Sic fir %unieren aatoIpe.
The North wood Nurseries.
hoethe Bros. GiseHtbumer.
Coon Valley. Wisconsin.
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@ndnhtslos aesen sas sllter

DoN
@enn etn altersi6maheS Wiitterhen
einsu seiiGten StroBenbabnpasen Der
Drain .StroBe beitelgt uno pom benz
0usenb ooer mebr junsen Wdohen'
fnolpen unierer 6albmialonsn $ 6obs
lfule erbsbt Iih feine, UNI Der @reinn
einen BtnB ein5urdumen. oonn muB Elm
ltebenoer filler Beobadter gu Ger stn'
litt ~9elnnsen. baB es nit bsr Ser
oieier Mtamle ellen
lebr trauria beltellt iein muB. uno
mo Die 0erSensblIouns iebIt. oa 1T audi
Der 9eitai6aillite ShIIff nit ben er'
tlnlteIteu llmgln9slOrmen. Die ben lun'
gen 0auifn onoreiiirt iino. upn tets
nem Merlbe!
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Sine Miloeabem.Saao.

Sine 9Silofaben.Sago. Ssi Den
burlington 3 8slt,len lnuerbll0 oeS
Oorles 2remp!aIeou erlegten @eorg
uno Gouls UllIer etne WlIotose. weld)s
"a 3Otl lang mar uno "a Yiuno luo9.
DE YiGnner batteu Die Spuren zines
onAebIiden 0alen petiolgt uuo lanoen
thu lhllsBllh unter eiuem @ulpert.
2er Saler itodlerte pom rer eineu
5slte. nm od8 Gbier IN Den ShuBs
berelt ittnes Spbnes ju brin9en. @rob
mar ihr @rltaunen. dis pl0elih eins
2SlIot pc uuI DEN jin9en MOAN lps'
lpran9- IS selang. lie III erlsgen,
6as 3hler mar lhun oes Oeftersn ses
leben lporosn uno IO0 fur5lib cine
sabine 9ase SsrrIiisn baben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-16

Der r%eselmdBigen
monatlthen Staots
ratbsiisuns ON leBs
ten 6rettas uerlas
Alo. Torrance cine
@0mmun c iltOn pUn
ytormolidul : Hes
gent @UIfe. in iuels
der INN @rIaubniB
tum QnIeQeu elncS
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-16

tE Ser bette 6uiihens uuo @eo1d-
rpa9enoienit in ger Staot wirb Shuen BON
Der @atemapg itp 3ransfer 6 o.
gelieiert. Ghpnes 17y.
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OF AppIication TO County Court.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,,

County Court. La Crosse, County,
IN PROBATE
Notice Is hereby given that at a regular term ofthe
County Court. to be held In and for said County. at
the Jourt house. n the City of l. Crosse, in said
,'uunty, or the FIRST Tuesday, being the 3 d day Of
february. A u ISi4. at ten e'clock A NJ, the
follow ma matter viii be heard and considered:
The Application Of Eml TesS ann to admit to
probate the naIls upativc last viii and testament. Of
Henry I ASmHs late uf the Town Of Barre in said
Conn Y of IA trcsse. deceased. aud that etter> Of
administrators Of THE estate Of said dace tsed with
vail annexed he issued 10 Ecssri MStaking.
Ty order II the Court
SoHN RRINpLEY,
Coaaty Judge
Dated. January .. t9t4.
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Staotratbs= Strbnnolungeu.

Sine Mrt gtncium iumitten Der 3enn=
bahia amf benz TairplaBe. Ceitere
stInt, atbsfienneen. 3eomfttOn ocs
Vriifemgeioes bcantrast. straien
iiir itaStratblidbe Z Hidtuerianmnif.
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SC 8.
Cine @erberei i'm Sleiueu 5d1eiul

Sine @crberei i'm aleinen Iheint
60 grOiie wleber ssii6ert au isin ourd
Bemiben oes SunOeIsrutbs. 8ieielbe
tpiro in 1i9 SIo 6ront Str. inter Dem
Namen Nntional Gobe & Canning So.
ourd] 5rant Yaoicat uon Ct. Eoul
er0ffnet werben. Der nit iei.er 6amtlie
nab bier per5ieben tutrb.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-16

sXr .. g. ga Nuten, Sernnerungs.
Naent; SiiraIhoits. nnsr SidhsrhsitS,B onos
1928 Tearl StraBt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-16

VI nj bemab uno Gin. !
binoen am @noe jsosn Snbr.
gangs. 9ieie Aenoeruns wiro \
alien 2efern obne 3msiisl ssnsbm
ieln. uno uiele nnoere 8erbeHe. f,
runsen. Die mir i'm 3auIe Der ,
9eit oorbnben. nitt weniser. !
Ter nNOrbtern" lit iid Der :.
9batiade tIar bemuBt. baB per !
nit ieinsr 3sit nidt forti9rsitet. ,
binter berielben S~urffuIsibsn :
miBte. uno wer i'm mad s ba. !
ratter une Gualit6t aba !
iddst mirO ibn mad ME Dor ME !
ola Su leiht b%efinoen.
Ntit Ser5enssruB an ale Sc. )
fer
&erausge6er.
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Wefhdfts.Wptiaen

~ u. MinB. 500 Rain Ctr reparirt " a c n.
hirms; mad and meme; reparirt ebenfans Sfluhe
The Delta independent., 1914-08-28

Obergfell Brothers shipped their
first carload of potatoes on Tuesday.
Owen Dark and Charles .Cawdry
were visitors at the Obergfell home
Saturday.
Miss Dorothy Bennett will teach the
Roubideau school which begins Sept
ember z.
Miss Katie Obergfell spent the week
end at Chipeta with her sister, Mrs.
John Mcveigh.
Miss Agnes Griffin visited Miss
Anna Draper on Monday efening.
Joe Obergfell was forced to kill
his valuable horse, Banjo" on account
Of a severe cut which the horse re-
ceived about two weeks ago.
A week ago Sunday Mrs. Thurmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Obergfell and Miss
Anna Draper enjoyed an outing in Es-
calante canon.
BENJAMIN and Edna Blumberg, ELL
wood Harvey, Orman Griffin and Kate
Obergfell, Of Roubideau. start again to
High School on Monday, August 81.
Guy Toothaker was visitor at the
Griffin home on Sunday afternoon.
Joe Obergfell left for the mountains
on Thursday morning.
The Delta independent., 1914-08-28
Warranty Deeds.


A. H. and w. B. StockLam to 7th
Day .Adventists Assn. lots Cedaredge,
$500.
Frank B. Wilkinson to J. P. Paul
son, tract Delta, 81.
Bethlehem Cemetery Assn to Jennie
Marks Cemetery, lots, NO considera-
ton.
Bethlehem Cemetery Association to
A. L. Roberts. ct al cemetery lots, s12.
Horace worley to Ella v. Worley,
tract Paonia, 81.
George A. Stephens 10 W. L. Bailey,
tract Cedaredge, 81.
George H. Cooper TO NJ. C. Stewart,
tract Delta. 81.
F. A. McGrew and r. A. King to NJ.
G. Stewart, lots Delta, 81, etc.
Asa Evans to Jane Crowley tract
Delta, 1920.
John c. Murphy ct al to Joe Har.
rington and Mary E. Hartig, lots Delta,
81, etc.
J. 8. Wright to T. NJ. Hedrick. tract
Cedaredge. 81.
Eli and Rebecca p. Jones to Louis
Kraft, tract Hotchkiss, 81.
T. w. and Martha M. odem to John
Turner, tract Cedaredge. 81.
Ella Riggs Shideler to r. L. and
Ella shideler, tract Hotchkiss, 81.
The Delta independent., 1914-08-28
HILLMAN'S

Newlin creek, a nearby stream, the
drainage of which lies within the San
Isabel national forest in Fremnot and
Custer counties.
This agreement is said to follow the
same lines as those recently entered
into with the government by Trinidad
and Fruita, and provides, among other
things for restricted use of the lands
within the watershed for purposes
which might tend to contaminate the
runoff 1t also provides that the city
authorities shall have a voice in the
administration of the area and that
the municipalities caretaker shall, II
SO desired, be invested with federal
authority for the enforcement of sani-
tary and protective regulations which
may be approved by the secretary of
agriculture.
It is claimed by the department that
these cooperative agreements have
proved of incalculable benefit to many
towns in the west depending for their
water supply on streams arising with
in the national forests, and in everJ
instance thus far observed have justi-
fled their efficiency in bringing about
the desired results.
The Delta independent., 1914-08-28
EpWorth League
Holds Convention

Following is a report of the Gunni-
son sub-district Epworth League con-
vention, held at Paonia, August .20-21.
Thursday evening, August 20-Upon
arrival the delegates were assigned
places to stay. after which they were
royalty entertained at the parsonage
"a chance to get acquainted. That
evening a lecture upon Korea illus
trated by slides was given by Mr..
Moore a returned missionary from
Korea
Friday, August 21-The meeting was
opened by a devotional hour Of prayer
and song. The meeting was then
called to order by Mr.. Harding, the
president, and committees on resolu-
tions, nominations and press reporters
were appointed. and the following pro-
gram carried out:
/. Paper by Miss Ona Butler Of
Hotchkiss-The Mercy and Help De-
partment.
2. Discussion on Miss Buffers pa
per. Miss Briggs and others present.
8. Report Of the state convention.
Miss Mabel Briney.
4. Debate upon the question, Too
much prominence given social work
in the League" Affirmative, Rev
Morris, Hotchkiss. Negative, George
Nix, Austin.
S. Discussion led BY the ministers
and others present.
Noon hour Intermission.
Afternoon meeting opened by devo-
ticnal session.
/. Paper by Glen Briney Of Delta.
Discussion.
2. Vocal solo.
8. Address by Rev. Kreuger of
Montrose.
4. Paper by Mabel Briney of Delta
Discussion.
s. Round table conducted by DR..
Lace.
Evening Intermission.
Evening session opened by Mr.. Nor
ris of Hotchkiss.
/. Regular business meeting called.
Report of committees given. New Of
ficers elected. Reports upon other
matters. Reading of minutes.
2. Talk by Mr.. Moore. Meeting
adjourned.
The Delta independent., 1914-08-28

Miss Ella Dixon has returned from
Gunnison where she has been attend
ing the state normal.
The young peoples class of the
Presbyterian Sunday school enjoyed a
picnic up at the old opening Of the
Winton mine last Saturday.
Miss Lutes Of Helena, Montana, has
been visiting her parents here this
week
Announcements Of the marriage of
Miss Nellie Luellen and Frank Hart
in Canon City were received in Eek.
ert this week. The young couple are
well known in Cedardege and Eckert
and the best wishes Of q host OF friends
go with them to their new home in
Florence, Colo.
Mrs. Chas. Bowden and children OF
Delta are visiting at the Jarvis home
The schools in Dist No. Is will open
Sept. 7th.
Mr.. Ed Rowen is visiting friends in
Eckert.
Rev. Hunsicker and family and the
Misses Lael and Mary Phippeny who
have been camping on Grand Mesa re-
turned home Tuesday.
Chas. and Harry Pittinger spent
Sunday on Redlands mesa with their
aunt, Mrs. Lawhead.
Mr. and Mrs. George Childs, former
residents Of lower Surface Greek mesa
and now living in California, were
calling on friends in Eckert Tuesday
The Delta independent., 1914-08-28
eoua.lzstion Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the
Board OF County Commissioners Of
Delta County. Colorado. will meet as
Board of Equalization, at their office
in the Court House. on Tuesday. Sep
tember 1st, 1914, and remain in ses-
sion for not less than three days nor
more than ten days All persons be-
ing erroneously assessed for 1914 are
requested to be present At this meet
ing, In order to have assessment ad-
justed. w. A. SHEPHERD.
County Clerk.
First pub. Aug. 21. last Aug. 20.
The Delta independent., 1914-08-28
School Notice.

All teachers OF District No. One,
Delta County. are requested to meet
in the Lincoln Building at Pm.
Saturday. August 2s.
Amy pupils who during the summer
have moved into District One from
other districts may arrange to enter
the Delta Schools by calling at the
superintendent's office Saturday. Au-
gust 2e at 1880 p. NJ.
w. A. FRANKS.
The Delta independent., 1914-08-28
Six Per Cent Loans

obtainable on Farm. Ranch and
City Property, to improve. purchase or
remove incumbrance. Liberal Op-
tions: s years before making pay
ment on principal. etc. For the prop
osition address: Assets Dept. B O..
at 1910 Busch Bldg. Dallas. Texas,
or 1929 First National Bank Bldg.
Denver, Colo.
The Delta independent., 1914-08-28
FLORENCE GUARDS SOURCE
OF PURE WATER SUPPLY

The city authorities of Florence,
Colorado, have just secured the ap
proval of the secretary Of agriculture
to Q cooperative agreement having as
its object the development and pro-
lection Of the city's water supply.
Florence gets its water supply from
The Delta independent., 1914-08-28

We own Sc shares of Fruit Growers
Ditch & Reservoir Co. stock and IA
shares of stock in Surface Creek Ditch
& Reservoir Co. which we will sell
below the market value. Small pay.
ment down, balance six per cent.
]. F. Brown Investment Co.
1926 Denver, Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1914-08-28
Plum Butter Without Cooking.

Remove the pulp from ripe plums
and mix equal parts Of sugar. Place
in a stone jar. Beat vigorously for a
few minutes. Cover and let stand in
a cool but convenient place SO it can
be beaten several times each day.
Repeat for three or four days, then
put in jelly glasses or jars and seal.
E. Carpenter. Colorado
Agricultural College, Ft. Collins, Colo
The Delta independent., 1914-08-28
Methodist

The subject Of the morning sermon
will be "Christ's Prayer in the Gar
den" At this service the sacrament
OF baptism will be administered and
members received. Those who are
on probation and desire to unite with
the church in full membership are
requested to be present.
The evening service will be union
temperance meeting at which the ad-
dress will be given by the Rev. MI
Cain, Anti-Saloon League organizer
for the western slope. Everybody is
invited.
The Delta independent., 1914-08-28
Baptist

Mr. F. E. Cain of Grand Junction,
officially appointed organizer Of the
Anti-Saloon League, will speak at the
morning service. In the evening the
church will attend the union prohi-
bition service at the Methodist church.
The Delta independent., 1914-08-28

AT THE CHURCHES
. >>>><><< . = . % .
Presbyterian

Presbyterian
Morning service at 11:00 a. M. Ev-
ening service ae 500 p. m. Sunday
School at 9:45 a. m. Christian En-
deavor at 700 p. m. Midweek pray
er meeting on Wednesday evening at
500 o'clock.
The regular communion service Of
the church will be held next Sunday
morning. An invitation is extended
to all to be present.
The Delta independent., 1914-08-28

Party that left Kodak at City Hall
may have same BY proving property
and paying for this advertisement.
The Delta independent., 1914-08-28

FOR sALE-50,oo0 bushel baskets
for peaches; immediate delivery. Re-
member the eastern market wants
bushels. Quicker to handle and far
less expensive than boxes.-T Murray
MacCullum, Delta House. Delta, Colo.
The Delta independent., 1914-08-28
Position Wanted.

Position Wanted.
Man with office experience. Under
stands handling accounts. Competent.
reliable and steady. Best references.
G. p, Box 13, Eckert, Colo.
The Delta independent., 1914-08-28

The Roubideau Ladies' Hook and
Needle club met at the home of Mrs.
Frank Bowers last Thursday. As
there was no business to come before
the club, a social time was enjoyed
by all. Dainty refreshments were
served. All ladies are cordially in
vited to meet with the club.
The Delta independent., 1914-08-28
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
, q q q q 4 q 4 q q q q q q

. % . . . % . % . 80
Attend the Frontier Day at fair
grounds, Delta, Sept. II and 1S.
The board Of county commissioners
will meet next Tuesday as q board of
equalization.
Mrs. J. e. Barrow came in from
Hotchkiss yesterday morning for
short visit with relatives and friends.
w. e. Obert, H. w. Pratt and A. NJ.
Anderson are spending the week hunt
ing and fishing in the sapinero DIST
rict.
Delta Cider Mill will do custom work
Saturdays Of each week. Cider and
vinegar delivered at 20 and 25 cents
per gallon. ]. @. Neff. 81
The Missionary society OF the Bap-
tist church will meet with Mrs. J. q.
Beckley, corner Of Fifth and Palmer,
this afternoon.
Miss Minnie Cope arrived home yes
day morning from California, where
she had passed the summer vacation
with her parents.
Edward Rowan, a former well
known resident Of the Surface Creek
district, is here from his home in
southeastern Ohio.
Misses Lottie and May Humphrey
have been entertaining their cousin,
Miss Katherine Douthitt, of Delta,
for a few days.-Montrose Press,
Wednesday.
A slumber party was given by Miss
Winifred Castle at the Castle homo
yesterday evening in honor Of the
Misses Florence Hunter and Tress
vollmer who are here from Grand
Junction, the guests of Miss Helen
Conway.
Miss Jane Randolph who has been
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. John Wey-
rauch, near Austin, all summer. depart
ed for her home at Ankney, Iowa, yes
terday morning. She was accompani-
ed by Mrs. Weyrauch who will visit q
fauy WaaEto n ToWa
A Mrs. Kearns, who owns a hotel
Montrose and has conducted It for
several years past, has purchased the
Perkins hotel and furnishings in this
city Of Mrs. Mollie Brewer, and is
already in charge. The deal was clos
ed last Saturday.
Miss Dorothy Gillette departed yes
terday morning for Denver to be
ready for the opening Of East Denver
High School where she attended last
year. Miss Helen Gillette will leave
for St. Louis where she is attending
school, some time next month.
The Roubideau Ladies' Hook and
Needle club met at the home Of Mrs.
Frank Bowers last Thursday. As
there WAS no business tn come before
The Delta independent., 1914-08-28

FOR SALE-Good second hand Co
lumbus buggy. e. Beckley. It'll
The Delta independent., 1914-08-28

Miss Dorothy Gillette departed yes
terday morning for Denver to be
ready for the opening Of East Denver
High School where she attended last
year. Miss Helen Gillette will leave
for st. Louis where she is attending
school, some time next month.
The Delta independent., 1914-08-28

Mrs. J. e. Barrow came in from
Hotchkiss yesterday morning for
short visit with relatives and friends
The Delta independent., 1914-08-28

Miss Jane Randolph who has been
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. John Wey-
rauch, near Austin, all summer, depart
ed for her home at Ankney, Iowa, yes
terday morning. She was accompani-
ed by Mrs. Weyrauch who will visit a
few weeks in Iowa.
The Delta independent., 1914-08-28

Attend the Frontier Day at fai
grounds, Delta, Sept. II and 18.
The Delta independent., 1914-08-28

The board Of county commissioners
will meet next Tuesday as q board of
equalization.
The Delta independent., 1914-08-28

A Mrs. Kearns, who owns a hotel
4 Montrose and has conducted 1t for
several years past, has purchased the
Perkins hotel and furnishings in this
city OF Mrs. Mollie Brewer, and is
already in charge. The deal was clos
ed last Saturday.
The Delta independent., 1914-08-28

w. E. Obert, H. w. Pratt and A
Anderson are spending the week hun
ing and fishing in the sapinero dis
rict.
The Delta independent., 1914-08-28

Delta Cider Mill will do custom worl
Saturdays of each week. Cider an
vinegar delivered at 20 and rs cent
per gallon. ]. G. Neff. 8
The Delta independent., 1914-08-28

A slumber party was given by Miss
Winifred Castle at the Castle homo
yesterday evening in honor Of the
Misses Florence Hunter and Tress
vollmer who are here from Grand
Junction, the guests of Miss Helen
Conway
The Delta independent., 1914-08-28
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The Missionary society Of the Bal
tist church will meet with Mrs. J.
Beckley, corner Of Fifth and Palmel
this afternoon.