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The Delta independent., 1920-12-10
GLEN S. HERENDEEN DIES
AFTER PROLONGED ILLNESS.

On Saturday afternoon, December
4, at O'Clock, the soul of Glen 8.
Herendeen took its flight to that re-
gion from whence none returns, after
brave struggle against heavy odds
for several years. Death was due to
diabetes.
The deceased was born at Perry,
Iowa, June s, 1877, and passed from
life at the age of 43 years months
and 26 days. On December "a, 1898,
he was married to Miss Sadie Hunt
ing at Waverly, Kansas. The family
came to Delta about four and a half
years ago, Mr.. Herendeen suffering
from rheumatism which later devel-
oped diabetes. For time he seemed
to improve until the past six months
when he gradually grew worse.
Four children were born to the
union, who with the wife. father and
brothers, survive. The children are
Charles, known as Ted; lone: Floyd
and newborn bale two days of age
at the time of the fathers death.
Mr.. Herendeen is also survived by
his father, N. N. Herendeen, one Sis
ter, Elizabeth and one brother, ]. R.,
all of this city.
Funeral services were held from
the family home on California mesa,
Tuesday afternoon, attended by a
large number of sorrowing friends
and the remains were inferred in
Garnet Mesa cemetery, Rev. Geo. F.
Klein pronounced words of comfort
to the stricken family in a most ap-
proDriata manner.
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10
BEET GROWERS MEET AND
ELECT OFFICERS FOR YEAR.

The Mountain States Beet Growers
association held a meeting at Odd
Fellows hall Monday afternoon and
discussed various matters OF impor-
tance to themselves.
The drafting of the 1891 beet con
tract was discussed somewhat ana
suggestions will be considered at ,he
meeting to be held here tomorrow
(Saturdayl afternoon. Officers and
directors elected were as follows
President. John Myers. olathe'
Fred Willis. vice-president. Pcach
valley: /. q. Williamson. Secretary
treasurer. Austin. Morrell Smith, Joe
Bsrteia and w. e. jackson, directors.
n. A. Ainsworth was reelected oi-
rector for this factory district
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10
JUNIOR CLASS TO GIVE
PLAY miss SOMEBODY ELSE

The Junior Glass of the Delta High
School are going to present their an
nual class play at the Colonial on
Wednesday December 18th.
The play is Miss Somebody Else
It is splendid comedy in four
acts containing one complete love
story. heroine, a hero. a william, two
amusing character parts, and num-
ber of other interesting features.
Since there is no change OF scenery
there will be no waits between acts
The Cast OF Characters is:
Constance Darcy, daughter of Harvey
Darcey, multi-millionaire mine
owner and proprietors Of the Dar-
ceyville Copper Works -----.----------------
..-..---.-.--.--------. Lillian Burch.
Celeste, her French maid -.----.-----.-------
.--......---.....-.-.-----. Irma Herrick.
Ann Delevan, manager of Tuxedo
Brook Club House Avis Dotts.
Mildred Delevan, her daughter ----.----.--
..-..-..----.........-....--.-.. Blanche Gilbert.
Mrs. Blainwood. society leader of
Tuxedobrook Helen Berninser
Fay Blainwood, her daughter ....--.---.-.-
vi aSc W iASohe
Alice Stanley, a society girl ---.------------
..-.-...-..--.---......-.-... Ruth Parry
F'reda Mason, society girl ----.--.----.---
......-......-.--...-....--- Evageline Turner.
Susan Rugs. Mrs. Delevau's maid
servant --Ariastene Dana
Crueer Blainwood, Mrs. Blainwood' s
only son ......-----.--.-------.-FTed BENNETT.
John. chauffeur to Constance ...--.-....-.-.
......-.....-.-. Howard Gore.
Jasper Delevau, a scientist husband
of Mrs. Delevan ..--.--. John Fairbanks
Sylvester Crane. a diffident member
of Tuxedobrook society Bert Nutting
Bert Shaffer. an awkward member of
Toxedobrook society James killlan
Prices ar cas- follows:
Matinee at o'clock .......-......--....---...2
Evening Performance at s O'Clock soc
Plus war tax.
Tickets may be procured from any
of the Juniors.
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10
"Fun Club" Next Tuesday.

The Fun Club" that meets in the
Community club room every Tuesday
night. will have Special night next
Tuesday. Everyone is invited. that is
everyone who is woman or girl for
as everyone knows. on Tuesday nights
our men are minus quantity. Look
up the frocks you wore as youngster
for we are going to dress as kids"
Bring your dime and be at the club
at eight o'clock next Tuesday night.
Bring funny gift that does not cost
so with It,
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10
PRESBYTERIAN BAZAAR
OPENS AuSPlciOUSLY TODAY

The plans of the Presbyterian la
dies are now complete for the annaul
bazaar to be held at the church Friday
and Saturday afternoon.
Saturday evening, beginning at $50,
supper will be served in the church
dining room and the following attrac-
tive menu has been arranged
Roast chicken and dressing; mash
ed potatoes: gravy: perfection salad;
cranberry jelly; rolls; coffee; Delta
pumpkin pie with whipped cream
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10
Hl.y BOYS HAVE WEEKLY
MEETING AND DINNER

wednesday noon the weekly iu"'
oboor of the Hi-Y was served by the
ladies' of the Baptist church.
There we're &c present to enjoy the
fine dinner. while the bipie STUDY ~"
by Mr.. Parker promoted livery us
cussion. A nominating committee WAS
appointed for nominating OFFICERS AT
the next meeting. composed OF the
following boys: waldo Bast; John
Fairbanks and Leroy Marsh.
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10
oEITA's HOME MADE PICTURE
SHOWS HERE NEXT WEEK

After long months OF waiting. peo-
pie OF Delta and vicinity will be pri-
vileged next week on Monday and
Tuesday to see their own picture
which was filmed by the Art-O-Graf
Film company OF Denver last sum-
mer. the picture opening with the
rodeo held in Delta last June, and
taking up various steps through the
Black canon and on Grand mesa.
This picture will be shown at the
Colonial next Monday and Tuesday.
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10
YOUNGSTERS Attention.

Saturday afternoon. at the library,
Mrs. Burdick will tell the third and
last group of Italian fairy tales, con-
cluding "Pinocchio's Adventures in
Wonderland" as follows:
|. Pinocchio Interviews the Judge
of the Land of the Owls.
II. The meeting at the Inn OF the
Red Crawfish.
III Geppetto leads the chase.
". The Capture OF the Fox and
the Cat.
V. The Return Of Geppetto ana
Pinocchio.
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10
VIII Open Army store.

C. A. Bell and F. A. Curtis were in
Delta yesterday and rented the Jef-
fers building on Main street. where
they will open up a branch store for
the disposal of army goods, such as
blankets, shirts. shoes, underwear and
complete line of leather coats
Their headquarters are in FL Paso.
Texas and they have chain of stores
scattered over the country. They Will
be open for business within few days
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10
Jury Disagreed.

Lee B. Hayes VS.. Eugene Fronk
money demand, was the title of suit
heard in the county court Tuesday
before a jury. After several hours
deliberation the jury reported that
they were unable to agree and were
dismissed
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10
Pie Social Was Success.

The pie social at the West Tongue
Creek school Saturday evening proved
very successful affair. Something
over SIS was netted for the purpose
of purchasing candy for Christmas
tree that is to be arranged at the
same school on the evening of Dec
ember 2S. Tomorrow evening a liter
airy and dance has been planned.
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10
Permits to Wed.

Marriage licenses were issued out
of the county clerks office this week
to the following couples: Lloyd Tilley
and Annie Golightly, both of Olathe;
John Minerich and Hilda Erickson,
both of Somerset; the latter couple
were married by Judge Hotchkiss on
Saturday.
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10
Figures on District Atty.

The secretary OF state announces
official returns on vote for district at
torney Of the Seventh Judicial district
At the recent election as follows: Lee
w. Burgess. Republican: Delta, 1865;
0unnlson. 1858: Hinsdals. l42: Mesa.
l53a; Montrose. 1874: Ouray. 63l;
San Miguel, 9es. Total, 1895. John
r Charlesworth, Democrat: Delta.
2l6O; Gunnison. $40; Hinsdale. SO;
Mesa. 240s; Montrose 1854; Ouray.
4ls: San Miguel. 5S3: Total. 1879.
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10
ELks' LODGE OF SORROW
WAS CELEBRATED SUNDAY

The usual custom of the Elks' lodge
was followed Sunday afternoon when
the members and their families gain
cred at tho hall TO pay tribute to the'r
departed members. The beaut'f"l
ritualistic service was employed ana
there was fine gathering to witness
the impressive ceremonies.
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10
Home From Iowa.

Home From Iowa.
Mrs. J. L. Sprung returned Monday
from Iowa where she visited several
weeks with relatives and friends She
also visited at Omaha, Hastings. Ne
braska, Sterling and Denver. Colorado.
In Denver she visited Miss Ella New
and Mrs. George Stephan for short
time.
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10
Packing Plant Closes.

The first campaign of the local
Colorado Packing company plant
came to a close Monday with the COM
pletion of several car loads of apple
butter. The company made an enviable
showing for the opening year and will
be ready with the first crop OF cher
ries and apricots in the spring.
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10
Mrs. Singleton Home.

Mrs. Singleton Home.
Mrs Walter Singleton returned
Friday from a ten days visit with
her daughter. Mrs. l.. F. Orvis and
family. She was accompanied home
by Mr.. Orvis' mother, who spent a
few days as guests Of the Singletons,
going later to Montrose for medical
treatment.
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10
New Real Estate Firm.

Ellison Farmer and J. II. MCGUIRE
have opened up real estate office in
the Gale building and solicit patron
age Ellison Farmer spent his boy
hood days here and is we'll known.
Mr.. Mcclure has had several years
experience in real estate and insu-
rance business at Grand Junction.
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10

Home From Coast.
o. D. Gilbert and daughter. Mrs.
Carl Doughty. are expected home to-
morrow from a six weeks sojourn at
Long Beach.
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10
10 Ohio TO Visit.

Mrs. Ward b. Keefer and two chill
dren of Austin. and the ladys sister.
Miss Mary Neff left yesterday for
Columbus. Ohio. where they will visit
with their parents. Mr., and Mrs. John
Neff for several months. Miss Mary
Neff has been bookkeeper for the as
sociation at Austin during the 'ruit
shipping season.
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10
affy Pull Party.

In honor of their son Roland's birth
day, number of friends called at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crowley
in North Delta, Tuesday evening and
spent several hours at an old fash
ioned taffy pull. The affair was sur
prise to the young man
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10
Dies at Sons Home.

Dies at Sons Home.
Richard Carver, aged II years, died
at the home of his son, John Carver.
Wednesday, December Sth. Death due
to complication of old age. The fun
eral will be held at the Remley NOR
tuary this morning at 10 O'Clock. Rev
A. B. Parry of the Baptist church.
having charge.
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10
Tripp is in California.

Trip Is in California.
Milton R. Tripp, former employee
of the Independent office, writes us
from Glendale. California, to change
his paper from Colorado to that ad-
dress for the winter. We are always
very glad to hear from this gentle
men as almost invariably he encloses
couple of dollars. Thanks Tripp.
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10
WIIklnsons Go East.

WIIkInsons Go EAST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Wilkinson left
last week for Paris. Illinois. where
they will spend the winter. Their SON
in.law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
NJ. George will occupy the ranch our'
ing their absence.
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10
Commercial Hotel Change. Hands.

A. ]. Mcdonald and Irvine Lawrence
this week closed deal for ne pur
chase of the Commercial hotel from
the former owner. Mrs. ]. o. Warren.
Both these men are we'll know here.
having lived here for several years
They will continue to serve meals and
TO furnish lodging for transierts ari
locals
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10
Divorce DEGREES Granted.

ted in the county court on Tuesday,
December 7th, to the following: Nora
Reams from Jesse B. Reams; Ade-
liza G. West from Silas NJ. West.
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10

Beet hauling to the jackson dump
on California Mesa was completed
yesterday and good yield is reported
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10
Operate at Hospital.

Operate at Hospital.
Mrs. j. F. Williams submitted % a
surgical operation at the Delta hospi-
tai last Thursday and is improving
nicely according to reports.
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10

Wholesale prices Of date December
9th, furnished by courtesy Of the Delta
County Farmers Supply company ant
the Delta Flour Mills company:
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10
o. e. S. HAS ANNUAL
ELECTION OF OFFICERS

At the annual meeting of Garnet
Chapter No. SO, Order of Eastern
Star. Monday evening, the following
were elected officers for the ensuing
year:
Avon c. Remington. Worthy Patron.
Lena Z. Engelhardt, Associate w. NJ.
Myrtle n. Tyler. .-.....-.----.--.--.S Secretary
Cora A. Snyder Treasurer.
Jennie A. Des Ermia. .Conductress.
Myrtle Seicrest. Associate Conduc-
tress.
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10

New Shoe Shop.
I M. Sankey has rented a space in
the Strong store, on Main street and
will put in a shoe repair shop.
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10
MARKET REPORTS.

The DELTA HARDWARE CoMPAN
Mountain advocate., 1920-05-07

siticn -~-Gndin" Out what he
wants in q -ce and giving
hin IL
Mountain advocate., 1920-05-07
KNOX CIRCUIT COURT

10 J"dg" a. g. posc.--
We. the Grand Jury. omplnrclcd
for tn present term Of the Court.
do most respectfully report that we
have ex mined the jan and Court
House and find the Jail proper in
good condition clean and well Kept
and the Court House in O. fai. condi-
ton, but the sewer Of the jain and
Court House arc both I'm yary bad
and unslnijary condition ana we
have mad as careful an examination
ass possible. We find that the pre-
sent conditions, which are dpplur-
able, 'omn chiefly from the natural
Icy G. tho ground on which the city
OF B3rbouryiiio ia built, m which
thcT. is ii,t,e or no fall for gravity
to carry away the sewerage. The
present condition. are no, ta. fault
81 any single Individual but are the
result Of q community failure 20 get
tog jhcr and build q proper sewer
Tho Grand Jury was given assurance
b. the Fiscal Court and others that
as soon g.. a survey Of sewerage
outlet is made, work viii r. b,gw
and carried On to- completiop. Thor
fore We return no indictments in this
Ecgard aa VIC do not ind any acts
which cause the present conditions.
Mountain advocate., 1920-05-07
Jarvis NEWS

Everybody has been busy pbnt.
ing corn the past week
Miss Mary Eaton OF Middle Fork
visited Mrs ..Itobcct Elam slturloy
end Sunday.
Robert Garlep formerly of Jarvis
Store recently Of Cornersylllc. Ind.
married Miss Maude Mills of Bar
bourville Ky, last Friday.
Miss Bertha Jarvis was busy plant
ing flowers.last week. We wish her
good success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas PARROT Of
Knox Fork We're the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. G.. Trent Sunday after
noon.
James Shelton of Jarvis store was
married last Thursday TO Miss. Lola
Stacy OF Girdler, Iy.
A large crowd from Locust Grove
attended church at Callahan satur-
day night. y#,,,
Miss Pearl Heltou Of Gaileys
Switch was the guest OF Misses Sarah
and Laura Jarvis Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Evan Parker and litt-
le son, Gerald Of Tutte. Ky. visited
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Wool
lum Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Pearl Mellon visited Miss
Mary Shelton last Thursday after
non
D John Shelton has returned homo
from Harlan Co.
Mrs. Jake Philips and grandcuild-
Mountain advocate., 1920-05-07
H.
SIS AS a FRUIT
AsHINGToN

In 1871 Dan n. Williams, who up
to that time had always lived In
town, and had ncycr done any farm
ing, purchased 81 acres of sage
brush under the Tieton unit of Yak
ina project. He st 30 acres to ap-
pies. with peach ald peer fllers. and
IN 1913 pulled oui 500 Cf the peich
trees. Last year hc bought an ad.
d.t'oual 10 acres Of apples with pear
iil.rs, that had been planted the
sawo year as his original acreage.
The varieties of apples grown are
Nirosap, Delicious Rome Beauty,
aud Jonathan, about evenly divided.
Ills r-turns for 1919 frcla the two
tracts We're aa follows:-S.139 boxes
o. apples at $2.-5-S1S.312.75.
5.i52 boxes OF peaches at SO.56-.
saD.a.Gy.
800 boxes Winter NeIi;s pears at
2l.5o--2Jco.0O. as tons Bartlett
.r7.r. at 500 s2.SSooo.
Total &?5.o51.a5.
These dgurc3 show return pcr
.ogo :or apples oj5na Of S4G9.50. in
spite Of the fact that Nr. Williams
top-srafted 25O Spitzenberg trees
last year, so chat no crop was pro-
dnccd hv these rr.cs By way OF
comparison 10 may BE- stated that the
.Ota! average return for apples on
Mountain advocate., 1920-05-07
ROAD FORK NEWS

Rev. Thomas Gray held church
on Payne's Creek Sunday.
Lee Hammans has put. up Il large
store on Road Fork.
Born to NJ and Mrs. Davis
Broughton a fine boy. Ben.
Rev. Lewis TownsleY- held church
Sunday here.
Lawrence Eversole is rolling logs
and cutting briars getting ready to
plant corn.
John ID. HinlSle was working
near stream of water Saturday and
discovered a large fish in Il shoal
and attacked and killed It with
shovel.
Milton Bingham has broke the
record planting corn.
Our hustling merchant Grant
Mills has sold his store to Lee Ham
mons.
Brit Smith who is attending 3. b,
l. visited home folks Sunday.
Andrew Carnes and Charlie Towns
ley made business trip to Barbour
vile Sunday.
Elijah Smith had a working Mon
day with a large number present.
There is fine prospects for a good
season this year.
Dan Gray is combating the II. C.
l.. with his fishing cone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Patterson visit
ed Milton Bingham Sunday
Any one having friend or re-
lative living in another state or
county could not do them a better
favor that to send them the Advoc-
ate. j. c. w. b. G. /
Mountain advocate., 1920-05-07
NnTlCE-sEALFn nina

Scaled bids will be received by the
undersigned till noon, Saturday,
May 22nd 1920, for thc c,ustruc-
don Of streets in the city Of Ear
bourville, Kentucky, according to
plans and specifications on ule in
the Office Of the City Clerk.
Ar bids must be sealed. marked
Sealed Bid" and addressed to the
Mayer accompanied by certified
chcql: for $500 which will be re-
turned to unaucoesaul bidders. and.
20 ia, successful bidder upon oxecu-
sion Of contract and bond
The Council reserves the right to
reject any and all bids
Thij 2Sth day Of April, 1920.
THOS. D. TjNSLET. Mayor.
Attest: John Parker. City Clerk.
Mountain advocate., 1920-05-07

ren, George and Mae. visited Mrs
Dora Jarvis and family Saturday
Rev Eliza Hubbard took dinner
with Mr.. andMrs. G. G, Jarvis sun
day.
Henry BLACK visited home folks
sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Grace and chill
dron OF Corbin visited Mrs. Dora Jar
Wis Tuesday.
Mountain advocate., 1920-05-07
lens STUDY cLuB

ga riday afternoon Mrs. G.. n.
Tinsley was hostess to the Womcn's
Study Club. Fourteen members
we're present. For the social hour
the following guests we're Invited:
Mrs. Edmond McDermott, of Keno
sha, Wisconsin; Mrs. Tom Hayden,
Corbin; Misses Carter. Fields and
Adams, of Union College; Mrs. r.
p. Black and Miss Emollne Samp-
son of this city.
There were many reports from
committees who were on duty at
the District Convention on Tuesday,
the 9th, which showed the excel
lence of the work done by these
committees The expressions Of
praise and pleasure over the conven
tion gladdened all hearts. The con-
vention was full of enthusiasm and
club spirit and altho only five of the
twelve clubs of the District were re-.
presented by delegates, there were
many visitors present numbering i'm
all twenty-seven The Christian
Church, conveniently located and
tastefully decorated made an ideal
place for the meeting. The delici-
Gus luncheon served at the Jones Ho-
tel at 1 o'clock, was noted as one Of
the most pleasant features of the oc-
casion.
II was the great pleasure OF the
the President of the State Fedora
tion. Mrs. Lafon Riller, who gave
splendid address earnest Gp-
peal that we wear old clothes and
buy only necessities until prices
come down, awakened a deeper
sense of responsibility in the heart
Of every woman present and we re-
solved to follow our Presidents lead
Miss Gertrude McCheyne's ad-
dress on How to Reduce the High
Cost of Living" was splendidly re-
ceived, as was Miss Gardner's talk
on Parent Teacher work. Mrs. J A.
McDermott was elected ViCe-Chair- |
man of the District and Mrs. Grace |
K. Rawlings, of Corbin. secretary.
Prof. Farquhar's lecture in the cv- |
ening on Happiness Of Literature"
was a great delight to all present. |
The readings and music furnished |
by visitors and home folks were
greatly enjoyed. Much of the sue
cess of the convention was due to
Mrs. j. E. Sampson, of Harlan, Dis
trict Chairman, as well as the local
clubs.
The club voted unanimously on q
of study for next year, Amer
lean Reconstruction Problems"
The regular program for the day
was then given-Mrs L. L. Richard
son, chairman. Topic-"Music of
Dur Forefathers.
Growth of the Orchestra in Amer
lea. Mrs. Richardson; Piano solo,
Miss Carter; Violin solo. Miss Ad-
ans; Group of Songs, MIS- Rathfon;
origen of May Day and its History,
Miss Pelly; Vocal solo, Miss Adams.
After adjournment q delicious
rutti Frutti Ice. cakes and candy in
lainty little May Day baskets, were
served By the hostess.
Mrs. James Golden. Secretary.
Mountain advocate., 1920-05-07

AS representatives Of u. s..
Tires in this town, we. offer
you the benefit of our expert
encc and advice in settling
your tire problem.
Mountain advocate., 1920-05-07

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Mountain advocate., 1920-05-07

There still seems to be a
notion in some quarters that
any tire is good enough for
a small car.
That's noF what the man
who owns IL thinks.
In recommending and sell
ing U. S. Tires we are trying
to see his side OF the propo-
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There lis a tendency towards things
Grecian this season. Long waists
which hint strongly Of the Grecian
tunics and straight, graceful lines
which give dignity and grandeur TO
gowns, are very fashionable. Many
frocks have been inspired by graceful
Grecian vases and urns and those
frocks which are not frilly and fluff,
FLY youthful are sure to be patterned
after the severe beauty Of the ancient
Greek costumes. Evening gowns and
street gowns as we'll show this ten
dency, but perhaps the formal evening
and dinner gowns more than any
other. s =
This very beautiful evening Cow
is made Of white satin over which.
is hung q beaded crystal tunic in
lovely long lines. The. bodice or ,tunic
Is ysiceveless4and cut in aeV-shApc
both front .and@.hack. A%sash Of
flame colored chiffon, Is perhaps for
the .p~urpose..0f warming the cool
beauty of the gown forms alIow clas-
steal ewaistltne. Then a cluster OF
richly shaded flowers finishes the ef-
feet which is a su%perlative adapta-
ton Of Greek beauty and dignity.