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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-09-14

visit with friends here. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wroten have about decided to remain
here this winter.
Mrs. W. A. Bowrin and family were
visitors in Winnemucca on Friday.
c. w. Elwood and family of Lake
view, Oregon, were in town Tuesday.
en- route to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Mercer. who
have charge of the Humboldt House,
were shopping in town last week.
Claude Harmon of Reservation
ranch was in town Saturday.
Mrs. Margaret Ryan and sons.
Johnny and Edward, spent Saturday
in Inlay.
Miss Nellie Murphy of Fruitvale.
California, who has been a guest at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Ryan of
Unionville for the past month, re-
turned to her home last Wednesday.
Henry Talcott was noted in town
last Saturday wrestling with some
wood and coal he wanted to trans
port to his home at Unionville.
Mrs. Julia Grant and Miss Frances
Case took their pupils on a hike"
down the river last Sunday. They
took a lunch and report spending a
pleasant day.
Captain Scott, who has recently re-
turned from Shanghai, China, spent
Saturday in INLAY. He motored out
to inspect the mining property be
longing to Mike Kearns in the John
SOL canyon. Captain Scott was con-
nected with the aerial service during
the war. His many friends enjoyed
shaking hands with him while he a
en- route to Washington, DC.
The popular Unionville mail car
rier. Fred Talcott, was taken sud
denly ill last Saturday while working
at the freight Office preparatory TO
making the return trip to U%nionville.
Medical aid was administered at once
but his condition was regarded as
serious, so he was removed to a
hospital in Reno Sunday on No. 5.
Mrs. Talcott came in from Unionyille
and accompanied him. His many
friends wish him a speedy recovery.
Henry Talcott will handle the stage
route, while Fred is in the hospital
Edward s. Van Dyck. superinten-
dent of the Arizona Silver mine at
Unionyille and Mrs. Van Dyck mo-
tored in from Unionviile Sunday.
Dick Eva of Dun Glenn was in
town last week.
l.. J. Thacker loaded four cars of
stock on Saturday and he and his
son, John. took the stock to San Fran
cisco.
Joe Miller was noted in town last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. G. Thompson and
family returned Sunday from a two
weeks vacation. spent on the Coast
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. L. Joyce departed for
Sparks Monday on No. ).
G.. w. Walt spiel returned from
Oakland. California. last Saturday.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-09-14
state Of Ollie, city OF Toledo. Luca.
!. w. DAVEY,
County Clerk.

State Of Ohio. City OF Toledo. Lucas
County-ss.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he y
senior partner OF the firm OF Il. J. Cheney
& Co, DOING busines3 IN the City OF To
ledo, County and State aforesaid. and that
said firm viii pay the sun OF ONE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS FOR IN case Ct Catarrh
that cannot be cured BIZ the use Of
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE.
FRANK j.. CHENEY.
Sworn to before mo and subscribed IN
my presence, this 9Th day or DECEMBER,
A. d. 1883.
(seaD A. W. Gleason, Notary Public.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE is taxi
an Internally and acts through tie Blood
on the Mucous Surfaces OF the System.
Druggists, Use. Testimonials free.
f. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo. Ohio.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-09-14
JACK WEIGH DEATH
MOURNED BY MANY
[By JAS. +. O'Brienl
and now it's Jack Welch.

AAd uOW ~ 5 JACK MGAcNs
Good old Jack, whose friends are
numbered by the score in mining
camps from British Columbia to
Mexico, has answered the call Of time
and passed on to eternity.
His big. generous heart, which al
ways responded to the appeal Of one
in distress. stopped beating on Fri
day afternoon, following the shock
of a major surgical operation in San
Francisco. Though he wanted to live.
and was engaged in a mining enter
prise in which his whole interest was
conferred as never before. he met
death as he did the problems of life
with calm fortitude.
There are few men who are better
known among the working miners
and mine operators of the West than
Jack Welch-and fewer still who
were more universally loved and re-
spected. Among the thousands Of
miners who worked under him in dif~
ferent camps there are none who
would accuse him of trying the last
ounce of work out Of them. but his
operating costs were usually less
than with those who have less on
s~ideration for human laboTers than
for inanimate' machinery. He was
equally loved by mining engineers
and operators, and he enjoyed the
confidence and intimate friendship of
some of the most noted and wealthy
of the latter.
For a number of years WEIGH vas
field man for Colonel William Boyee
Thompson, and the late George Gum,
and afterwards the Mason Valley
Mines Company, but for some time
past he has been the general manager
of the Majuba Silver. Tin and Cop
per Mines Company, of which he was
the organizer. He had already de-
veloped this property to the point
| where there are many thousands of
tons of good copper ore in sight, some
Of which is unusually high grade. but
he also had a conviction that he was
going to make there the best tin
mine in the country.
WEIGH MLS one VI tit llol " ANAC5
nize the worth of the great Walker
mine, in Plumas county, and this at
a time when the shaft was down
only fifty feet-but the then owners
| refused to sell even a controlling in
crest and he was unable to secure it
for his clients. He developed the
| Mason Valley mine from a mere
prospect, and he opened it up in a
manner TO admit of the most econo-
mical working. When he had done
his he asked to be relieved of work
at the mine and was sent into the
field 10 find another mine. 1t was
doubtless largely through his in
auence that the Mason valley Com
pany was so liberal in its hand
ling of prospects in the endeavor to
add to the producing mines OF
Nevada.
When death called him. WEIGH was
in his sixtieth year. Besides several
brothers and sisters, he leaves an
aged mother in Chassell, Michigan, to
whom he was devoted. He had never
married. It is expected that the fun
eral and interment will take place al
his mothers home.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-09-14

l desire to thank you for the vote
of confidence given me two years ago
and continued in letters Of advice and
kindly criticism during by term at
the national capital. thus unfolding
the hands Of your representative in
congress.
CHARLES r. EVANS.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-09-14

Four-line wantads published in three
issues, so cents.
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0amdutfa, Der urme Better Nlasfns,

&nmtottn mHo oo@ u!i!le9enoe
@eblet III 9toroo't"S lblrlen 1T mrs
Iifen !totrritten 3lToIge elnclll ollle-
rifuniitcn Sunoitot sur GntlpldIt'n9
icincr &oocnitloge llberlo'Icn NOR
Sen. .GiCic @oIbinieI ron &dlndotto
itcht nit IIosfa III elmer Grt Yer.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. boS ia aulfl
einmol ruiiiihcs @Cblct mar. AIass
ia hat lett iciucm @crtQuT an llnclc
Fam elm ycbcn reid on 4bcntcrcrn
ochobt. mdbrenh Gamhuttn Gin CT.
NOS mehr embellishments 2cben
T,brtc.
Gomtotfo rlth1lt. mic ilbcrhonnt
hos gonh nSrbIif Der 9chring
Mccrcuoc. mcitc Stretcn pon Sln.
| hro nbcr orfii6cr Gbenc, hus hciBt.
meitc. itnromriuc Woorc, bic i'm
gaintcr iit IN o~cirorcnc @ilIten Der.
monhcrn IN sen A6hcr[6nhern emf.
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Sircfturium brr Riiiunri 6nrmers
4iiociatiun srlGFt Grfldrnng.
CSorticeung pon Seitc H.


ncn, unb tic in cine Before flnanjlcl'
lie 2aae perieeen, I'M Den aniorOe.
rllngcn Der 3cit cntgegentommen 81
fonnen. @ue Gin5eIhciten IN oteler
Siniidt perOen Ben 2anotDirten olt'
gnirogcn bon Der ~@iiiiourt JGrm'
ers' aiiocintion~ in Columbia, no,
ertcilt per6m."
Gic GrtIGrune bcfabt i'd Damn
nit Ser 6orocrlrng cincs Sdnt3oasS
fir lon0mirtidnitIidc Gr3cugnii'e
uno Ser 9lunabme ser $60,0O0,OOO
re. 2~unoIroBcn &~on0ausgobe.
.2cetcrc. 10 ioot Die GrtI1rung, lei
oen 2onobemobncrn houptiofIitl
.ourd oic StGNter aui8c3Dun8en
.morDen. Ser 8erbano hube Elm
Tiinf3cbner. aomite nit cinem elnge'
heroeu Stloium ser 6ro0e betrout
lin Ser Qbiidt. Il. G. SIT p%crbtnoern'
ban in WiIiouri MIiQioncu bon Sol
lars binul,sgeworien mcroen nj,
oies in onocrcn Stnotcn Gcid)cben
|Tcrner ioII ooroui 1c'c5cn lpcroen
Ioob jc6cs Gountu I'M Stoote emf
|iprcten0 icincr 3Uitglcr olis Ocn
|Giufommeu aus ser neutrality-suspicious.
cntitIoi1r mcr0e.-St. 2olis &nc
rlto,
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luubrt.
-6cru1an @anicn pom 81. 2oui

-0crman @anicn BON Ct. Souis.
beiinbct lid bier oui @ciuh bel iCi'
llem Safer. Gorl Nonicn Sr.
SOS. aorI, bon Goic, NOR OH
Mittuot bier in @citGitcu.
-T. 9. Mcpcr, bon Ban, Socob
bon SmisS, g. 6.
Ratbcrt uno u. :. NoeoeI, por Scr,
DER unb Conrad Rabcnolt. oon Gas
conaoc bcfanbcn iif 0citcrn bier in
Gcihdftcn.
-VhiIip Burn, Gin "irIbCrcr &c.
pohner unicrer StaSt lit Icbten
Ronta9 in iciner @obmnlo in 6uI.
ton. Mc., cincS pIotIitcn To6es &c.
itorbcn. SER @l,rn mar iriibcr &c,
iiser bes @runoItildcs ouf wcIten
it6 jest bas @obnbois Der 3ittuc
SbiI. GoG beiinSet. Or Crrcitte cir
Sitter bon II Sabren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-10

Sc feline groBe In3ichung$truFt.
Shuiieln nit gefoftcn Tii6ougcn
mcr0cn ais cine QroBe GeIltntciic IN
ben an Calm reihen GIubdcbictcn
ongeicbcn. SSm 9forOen lit &cnnticr.
iIeiif oic Nauptnahrung. 3ln9C
un0 Nort miro an mclitcn Gcid)abt.
Die Qr6Btc Gelifoteiic ijno lcood7 Sit
nod uugeborcnCn &cuntiertGLbcr.
2<Dr Bemilie crhoItcn Sic G~inacborc.
nen in @eitolt Der bolbperbolltclr
RoosbnQcn ull= DENT Rcnntiermo-
acn. @cnn ollfgCtrogcn Crinncrrl
Nicie Woosboucn c~jnigcrntoben al
Sptnot.
Ger pon Sccuopen u1O onOcrcnr
nilbcn @ci[iigel uno geirorcncn @cc.
rem uerpoaitdnOigcn bic @intcrnah.
rl,na. Gic Gicr mcrocn mdhrcn>
0cs @inters in @rubcn nitt un1hn.
lid ME Cob Storagc" Gicr ullfbc.
mubrt.
llniercn @aumen mltr0cn OIL
.SuopcntugeIn," mclde bic Rci'en
Sen I'M @intcr nit lid iilhrcn. ctluaE
onqcncbmer icin. Sizes ijnb tIcint
auQcln pon Rcnntiermurit bon cincn
Ceig umgcbcn, ctlpos bon Scr @rob.
elmer @ulnuB. Die <8cIn gcirtc
rem unS mcrocu in SGtcn mic Sic
ielitcinc mitgciiihrt. Cine @on0 Dol
in cincm aeIIcl nit tofcnOcm &oi
Ter 9cporfcn gibt in mcni9cn N|irn'
ten Gin nobIihuctcnNCs uno nobr
hQitca @eridt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-10
ouuSnrufcnban MN bci @cgiSIatnr.

g3otOem Stunt$ S2trctor Guilt
pan o~iii3ieIl betonnt gCmodlt hat,
boB Oos so M"ilionen GOllnr Rcoo-
bouo. ENHANCEMENT bel Der No0cmocr.
nohl on9cnommcu mur0c, miro e
MN Iligobc Ser Miiiouricr @c8ls:
lotlr iein. cin umioiicnOcs Suitem
fir bcn @ou gutter 2onoitrubcn nit
hartem Gbcrbou oor3ubercitcll.
Grog0cM Nos In,cnocment bel ser
@obl ongcnommcn wurOc, tonncn
feline Bombs frilher alrsge9Cbcn mer'
SEN che Die 2cQisIatltr 10 bcihIoi'cn
bat. Ser oIcin ons Rct,t 3uitcht. oic'
iclbcn III bcIiebiQcn &etrGgcn icoer.
3cit oli Ncn Mortt SIT mcricn. Gicil
@onbs mcrocn 5 |ro3ent 3inicc
bringcu uno nod Ablolli non &c
Eabrcn pom Iutum Scr Iu&Gabc or
gcrctnct, iduIg mcr0cu.
Sic 60 Rillioncr GoQors, 81
0urt oas Nntenocnrent borgciehci
iinS, ioIIen ortf1 MIR Sen 2tuinng tit
ipdtere Qrobcrc Gltsgnbcn biIOcn, 5,
non bicien @ctrog mir S52.63t o.
icoc5 Gountu inucn. Ga obcr 81
Counties fir icNen oi~tsQcacbCne.
Collar sen Qleif,en 3uihub Iicfcr
miliicn, 10 lit ihon ein outer anion
Qciihcrt, 5lu1nl sic 9ltnoesreaicrun
Ibisbcr INNER nod sic @Glitc Scr 81
item NcS StraBenborls gctraaen bat.
Sic 2C9jslnttr hot ole @oumofY
bic Nu$gubc Ser 8eIoer 5u reguIiJ
rem.
:. SIC llrbcber Ser @nnSpcrlogc f.
p Qcn Die Grmort1lng, Dab Die 9onS
? beim 66lligfeitstermtn, ionic Sie In
. fenben 3inien oits Dem ginfonrre
fir alttomobil 2i3enieu geSedt me
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-10
@eibuahts.8 cidlenfc.

@cnu ihr @eibnodlts 6cidc1fe
All folIcn beobiitti8t Damn ocr'
i1lrnnt 6 nitt meincn ih0ncn @or'
roth gil bcichcn. Defenders blIIlge
Qrciic o,,f Stmutiotcn Soifen'
unb @onoubrcn, Silberipoorcn uip.
uro ipccjclI oltf Giowantcn. linz
icre Golbwoorcn iino @oI0. Sic Gil
bcrnoorcn Silbcr un0 plotirtc SSno'
rem plotirt, mic ijberhnupt oIIcS in
mcincln Storc bos lit filr mas g
perfouit miro. Mug. @rtnt'
mann, Scipclicr.
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q h.

1rl. &cOmig GngeIbrett, wcIt)e
iid bier auf 9ciud bel ibren GItern,
grnit Gngelbrett uno Satin, be-
fono, lit lecten Mittmot ruie0er not
gsorrcnton gereiit, nc iie oos Gen.
trol 8cSlepon College bciudt.
Sic Stmicoc in Ban, mel6e lett
mcbrcren 8onotm 9eihIoiier mar,
miro bieic Bode mieber croifnet
rucr6en. Gin tiittiacr Sdmieo BON
CHM hat Sic @crtitdtte gcmiet4et.
Iorncr bringen Jest troB Der
boben Greiic luetig Ger sum Storc.
uno neil Der 8rcis ouf 8et5en elm
70 ~nieorigcr lit, fonrrt oltd mcnig
bicier Tel0Irudt oltf 6en Rortt.
nngIcife llriaflcn baben III 0ie'em
Talle gIeite @irtungcn.
Irou Sub. Shelter len, meItc
ihmer tront mar, 9ebt Jest, SIR
6reu6e ibrcr JomiIie un6 picIer
SeunSe. pieoer lonaiom Der 8enc.
lung entgeeen.
lie Ban Shulc untcr 2eitunq ocl
2ebrerin, Jloro Sonaeubcrg. mir(
om Somston, ben is. 9e3embcr
cine @eibnott5icier uebit &roaron
pcronitnltcn.
@co. GurerIon, lpcIfcr in Scr
monn in ser Sfuhiabif bcih0itiO
lit, mar Iette ISOLDE bier OH @ciuc
bel icinem Safer.
Sic Ro~ooarbeitcr iinb INNER noc
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3ur 8cahtnng!

lllIc mcIhc nod nit ser irjlbcreu
Tirma Gbriit. GberIin & Sou in
HedntnQ itcben, iinb criuft Dor
Dem 30. Gc3cmbcr Oieie SIT be9Ieid.
en-. 9(uc Rcfnungen nic bis gum
g~cnonntcn Gage nitt be3ohIt iinS
DcrOen eincm Nopofotc SIR GoGcf.
tin ilberQcben WerNcl. @c3ohIt Ocs.
haIb lest uno cripart euf unn0tbjge
Soften.
Grit. GbcrIjM
0ermann. no.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-10

%erlurcn: cine @otrrmon NbcoI
Iilaieoer, @ot Gin @oIobono off
Dem Sic @utitobcn nG. Is. a." Gin.
graUirt iinb. Ser rhrIidc TinOcr
miro oebcten 6iCicIbc III Scr Office
8. al. ee9cn o~nqcnciicnc @cIobmnN
ab;uaehcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-10
Spiel.Suhcn.

Gtc id6nitc uno rcihboltieitc
alismohI non SpieIiodlcn iMnic
8eihnadts. 8cihcnten oaer grt lit
jctt sur Shau alsgcItcGt in
@irt's 8orietn Storc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-10

Den f6nnen .ohnc SoB Grtro. Steucrn
Ill bicicnt 3wet ousgeitriebcn MGR
Dem mWii2n. @oIfafreuno.
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@cnrn Opcrimith. bon llnion,
mllrbc lcttc ISOLDE 6itlidl bon lluinn
in elmer &iesqrl,bc bon cincr o,ri ion
herobfollcl0cn &icSnloiic pCridilttrt
uno ol$ 2cite bcrorlsQcorobcn.
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3n Oertanicu: Oos irilbcrc Gu.
gene Claus Nnbubolts nebit ~
Cots on Der iii0l. IInrttitrobe in
Sermonn. @rei5 $2250. :. 8.
9rpont, 22I @ort6 Moin Ct,
Gait ct. 2ouis, ST.
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@efIhlc Der @cb INIT

Wctnblc Der NcGmrtt
BEL ser @ic0erfcbr Nca So0CstogCs
ltniercr rulpcr9CBIidcu Wuttin uuO
Vtlltter,
Trnu Glara Nrcnni0,
lno umircr (ottcr unh Sdrmritcr.
SclOrics &rcnuig,
un0 unicrCS Sohncs un0 @ruocr&.
GSuin Ercnni9,
~QcItorbcn Den 6. Te5Cmbcr. 1918.
3pci Sabre iinN ililtNtiQ ifou Unteilct
Scit icncr itlpcrc1 GrcnnlrnQSitmoc,
God, ninlmcr bot sic 3cit Qchcilrt
Gc5 @cr5Cn$ ticf9cihlo0'nc Wrn6c.
@ir 0cntCn itiinNlif nod ullf'S nrltC
Nm clldl nit Iicbcnbcn NcrInnGCn,
@ir oCnfen rllrcr 2ich' un6 (rcllc,
Nit mCldlCr ihr on ms 0chonQCn.
@clpioWct ION SEM trnucrnNcn Mottc
Mntpn Srcnni0,
nCbit God,trr, Iancs WrcnniN
St. 2oui5, Ntn., NCn 6. Dec.
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3a oertunfen: 6os nIs ct. Gbor.
leg Soil bcfonntc 8ebduoe in mel.
dem iit iest Die 9o6idule bcfinoet,
an ser S6iIler urt0 Gront Ctr, in
9ermonn, Mto.
Otto GberIiu. 9crmourr, $40.
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3u Dcrfnnicn: cir ih0ncs 8obn.
6nl,s IN @ermomr. &onn STR &alf.
tc 6c5 9urtfoiter. 8rciies zines Gbr.
lidcn @ouies g~etouit lucrocr. 3tan
aorciiire Dor SO, 9ernIonn, $50.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-10

@crlanst: NoltsbdItcrin illr cine
feline 6omilic in cirlcnl mooerllcll
Scim III 6rontIin GoluItp. Sobn S3o
pro Monat. Nutjuiragen IN Der
Siiicc 3. 81.
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DIR. w.
un6
B. E.DICKSON
3~abn6rsts
Sermauu, Ru.
Office i'm aIten $ermonn Sapinos
eant 9eoouoe. gbonc IS.

3n Oertauien: mcine id0nc ;;orm
oui Ruib GiIanO, / @}eilen 0itIid
bon @ermann, NO. 100 @(der itehen
inter Gultur. MORON 80 Qter NIT
@ci3en %ein8cidet iipb, so glaer
@ul0tunb. DOuon je0Gr 2ldcr urbor
gcmadt weroeu fam. Sprcft Dor
oOcr ifJreibt al R. &. @uBemen.
er, Gaic, Mo.
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INVITATION TO Ill

Our Bark extends 10 every =
woman and child. in our city and CON-
runiry. : cordial invitation 10 come IN
and io;n our new CHRISTMAS CLUB.
This = the most popular plan ever
devised Tor having noney next Christmas
and enables those OF small means, those
in moderate circumstances and also 0usl-
ness men 70 lay aside money by systematic
deposits each week
TO JOIN is EASY-No cost, no
dues. 10 red tape. Look Ct the Tables be-
low and select the Club you wish 70 JON,
Ic. %. SC. IOc. 25c. Soc, 81, 81. s.. $40, SO
or more and come into our Bank with the
first deposit. We will enroll You as a
member Of the Club and give you & pass
book showing the money deposited. That
= all there Is 10 Il.
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PLAN OF II CLUB

JOIN NOW and have money ne
Christmas. You will never miss the mon,
YOU deposit each week. and at the eI
OF fifty weeks, which passes quickly. "
will have q nice sum in our Bank ava
able for L Christmas, or start a regul
account TO help buy a Home, Educate !
children or 60 into business for yourse
The Delta independent., 1920-09-10
ceoAReoee
..

The new truck for Cedar Mesa
school arrived Saturday.
Rev. Cole and family spent the
weekend visiting friends at this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. H. Rouse autoed
to Montrose Sunday TO visit the for
rner's brothers.
j. O. Caldwell has gone to Grand
mesa with men and teams to work on
his reservoir.
The families Of John Crawford and
George Bowness exchanged residenc-
es last week.
Roy Shearer returned Sunday from
the Delta hospital where he had been
for an operation.
l.. ]. Van AIKEN is building the wag-
on box that is to be used on the kid
wagon" for the Read school.
> J. d. Wallace and grand children
Virgil and Louise Bingham, have
gone to Mesa to visit relatives.
Mr.. Rouse now occupies the back
room of the Grant building. formerly
used by c. L. Curtis as wareroom.
There was family reunion at the
w. S. Girardet home Monday in hon
or OF Mr.. Girardet's birthday. He
was presented with fine gold watch
and chain by his children.
The year old child of Mr.. and Mrs,
Or<el Taylor died Tuesday morning
and was buried Wednesday, The
sorrowing relatives have the sympa-
thy OF the entire community.
Two small sons OF Earl Pointer
met with painful accident Sunday
evening. They We're sent after the
cows and stopped to play at an old
building where they found dynamite
cap which exploded. Both boys were
hurt. One had an eye badly injured
and his face cut. while the other lost
a thumb and finger.
The Delta independent., 1920-09-10
HEATH M. WALKER LAID TO
REST SUNDAY AFTERNOON

The body of Heath NJ. Walker was
brought to the city Saturday and on
Sunday afternoon at the Episcopal
church Rev. Geo. Dudley Barr con-
Quoted fitting burial services. The
1. o. o. F. lodge of which the de-
ceased was a member, also held their
ritualistic service.
There were many beautiful floral
offerings, and many sorowing friends
who followed the remains to their last
resting place.
Heath Walker was born in Delta
county and was 26 years OF age. He
is survived by his wife, his mother,
Mrs. Mary Walker, two brothers. Ar
chic Walker of San Jose, California.
and Fred s. Walker of Seattle. Wash
ington, two sisters, Mrs. Bessie Read
of Read and Mrs. A. L. Loomis In
Texas.
The Delta independent., 1920-09-10
EDITH AND THEODORE WERE
MARRIED AND LIVED HAPPILY

7 To express it in the words OF the
familiar fairy tale, 80 the prince and
the princess were married and lived
happily ever after. On Thursday of
last week Theodore Trechter and
Miss Edith Jamison slipped away to
Ouray, and perhaps it was the rom
ance of the scenery that went to
their heads-perhaps not. but at any
rate, after they arrived they decided
to get married, which they did. and
on returning to Delta calmly broke
the news and received the parental
''Bless you, my children" without de-
lay
Mrs. Trechter is sweet, loveable
girl who has made her home in this
city for the past year. while Theodore
has grown from kilt skirts to long
trousers right here in little old Delta
town, with the world at his feet, for
he posses that rare quality which
makes every man his friend. No
words of commendation could over es-
innate the respect We feel for this
delightful young couple. and we join
IN the hope that life win hold just
enough shadow TO temper the glare
Of the sun.
The Delta independent., 1920-09-10
LITTLE EVA LANG CHARGED
WITH BREAKING UP PARTY

Clarence Lang, local fistic artist,
who calls himself Eva Lang, was ar
rested at Silverton and brought in
Wednesday by Undersheriff Gregg,
and lodged in the county jail.
Lang was arrested on complaint of
A ]. Allen of Hotchkiss, who alleges
that the young man assaulted him
Saturday night and broke his jaw.
According to the complaining wit
ness, Lang, accompanied by two other
men and two women from Delta, at
tempted to force their way into
home home where he (Allen) and sew
eral others were giving an entertain
ment- 1t is stated that Lang attempt
ed to Timber up a bit by kicking a
cake from a table. and also tried one
nice cake out for cushion with dis
astrous results. Mr. Allen says that
he demonstrated and in the mixup
that quickly followed he states Lang
have demonstration Of one of his
latest punches, with such success that
it broke Aliens jaw.
Lang is boxer of some ability and
had just made a nice cleaning at Tel
luride. He was taken up by Silver
ton officers on telegraphic dispatches
from here. Local business men fur
nished bond and he is scehuled for
appearance before a justice Of the
peace today.
The Delta independent., 1920-09-10
Rev. Klein Returned to oeIta.

Contrary to the eNpeCtations Oi
many. but entirely in accord with
the wish of his church and congre-
cation. Rev Klein. for the past five
years pastor of the Delta Methodist
church, has been returned here for
another year. Rev. Klein arrived
home Tuesday evening and has been
busy receiving congratulations. 9th.
er appointments in the county are
as follows: Rev. Demont, returned
to Cedaredge; Rev. Flynn returned to
Hotchkiss; Rev A. NJ. Carpenter as
signed to Rifle Paonia unassigned.
The Delta independent., 1920-09-10
sEeP LOSES CHAMPIONSHIP
TO FORMER HOLDER

Before a large crowd at the Grand
Junction armory Monday evening,
Frank Ducray won back the wrest-
ling championship which he had lost
to August Seep few weeks previous.
Sepp won the first fall in a trifle'
over an hour, but Duke retrieved his
lost fortune by pinning Sepp to the
mat twice within the next few min
utes.
At Montrose next Tuesday Sepp
will wrestle Mike Yokel. holder of
the middleweight championship. from
Salt Lake City. and this promises to
be a good match.