The Delta independent., 1919-10-17

trip to Oklahoma in the interests of
oil matters.
Mrs. Carrie Clark went up to Olathe
tuesday on matters of business, re-
turning in the evening.
Mrs. w. L. Savage came down from
| Crawford Tuesday and went to Grand
junction in the evening to visit her
| daughter.
Arrivals Wednesday were Mrs. G.
w. Meyer and daughters Harriet and
Jeane, returning from a six weeks Wis
it with relatives at Evansville, In
diana.
The Delta Steam Laundry now has
! classy auto for collecting and dis
tr1buting laundry. 1t is very pretty
and adds greatly to the dignity of the
business.
Mrs. 7. G. Edwards and children
| spent several days visiting Mr.. Ed
| wards mother at Paonia, returning
home Sunday with Tom who drove
| Lizzie up for them.
Departing Monday afternoon via
Grand Junction was Mrs. Martha
60 anu WIN WdS gu
| ing to Pueblo to make her home with
her grandson, H. NJ. Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Keeney of An
tonito, spent the week at the home of
the latters sister, Mrs. H. S. Ander-
son and family, Mr.. Keeney leaving
Monday for a business trip east.
r L. Heaton of Boulder, a geolo-
ORC &c frf,
uncle F. B. Quinlan, near Olathe
The two gentleman called at this of
flee Saturday. Mrs. Roy Newfarmer
is sister of Mr.. Heaton
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Linder, who were
guests the past two weeks at the
| home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Every
near Delta, left Monday for their home
at Colorado Springs. They will Wis
it at points along the way
Sheriff Wilson boarded the train
Tuesday for Pueblo where he ap-
pears before the Federal Grand Jury
in bottlegging case now being heard
A good natured travelling man prom
ised to see that he got off at the
right place.
Arrivals Monday evening from near
St Joseph, Missouri were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Ayshford and two chill
dren. who will spend some time as
the house guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
E. Tyler. Mrs. Ayshford and Mr.. Ty-
Ter are sister and brother.
Frank DuCray. well known wrestler
and director of athletics in the Grand
Junction high school, passed through
the city Friday in company with the
football team, being referee for the
game staged between Junction and
olathe. The score was to 0.
George Bradley arrived by auto
Monday and after spending a few
days shaking hands with old friends
! will take his wife and two children
back TO their home at Telluride
They have spent the past month here
with Mr.. and Mrs. n. ]. Bradley
John Cumming, who e Few weeks
ago went over in Garfield county on
hunting trip, was taken ill with a
bad cold and compelled to remain in
bed several days at Glenwood Springs
He recovered so as to return home
Friday. but still looks as if he had
been roughly dealt with.
Monroe Coates. who has been liv-
ing on the Hutchinson place, has pur-
chased the r. H. Cunningham tract
of one and a half acres in North
Delta and will move thereon next
month. Mr. Cunningham expects to
hit for California or Arizona as soon
as he has arranged his business af-
fairs
]. P. Caffery OF Grand junction. who
last week acquired two business
houses in the city, the Peterson build
ing near the depot, and the CONNER
cial hotel, was in the city the last
of the week and called at this office.
The buildings will continue for the
present under the same management
as heretofore.
Returning from Denver. where the
former was a delegate to the Grand
Chapter of A. F. & A. NJ, were Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Steuart of Mancos.
for visit with the lady's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hoppe, Saturday
afternoon. Mrs. Steuart spent the
week here. her husband going home
the first of this week.
Take look at the yellow slip which
directs the postman each week in the
year where to take your Independent,
II 1t is not dated beyond October IL.
you are in arrears. The Independent
is being furnished at the same two
bucks which it brought twenty years
ago. in spite of the fact that labor
and materials are from two to four
times higher than they were then
Don't forget we need the money.