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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-08
TRUSTEES SALE
A Small Farm in
Iuckahoe District.
Henrico County

In execution of certain deed of
trust, dated January H5th. 1919. duly
recorded in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court OF Henrico County. in
D. b. 2l3-B, page 60. there having
been default in the payment Of p por-
ton of the debt therein secured and
being required to do so by the bene-
hciary. the note holder in said deed.
the undersigned trustee in said deed
o! trust VIII offer for sale In front
of the Courthouse of Henrico Ciunty.
SATURDAY. JUNE 10TH. 1922.
at l2 O'Clock Noon
all that certain tract OF land lying
and being in Tuckahoe NaKisteriai
District Henrico County. Virginia. al
Joining the lands owned by Charles
Wade. Henry b. Tate and others, con
tanning 81 Ia acres. together with all
improvements thereon and appur-
tenances thereto belonging.
TERMS: Cash
ALIEN. II. SANDS,
Trustees
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NAVAL STORES

NAVAL STORES.
SAVANNAH. Ga. June 7.-Turpcntine.
steady. 9oia I9lk: sales. lS5; receipts. 800:
shipments. Sl5: stock. 1900. Rosin. Hrm:
stock. 6l.03S. Quote: u. 10 D. 10: E.
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Appalachian LenSue Results.
Knoxville. .: Johnson City, !.
kinGsport, .; Grccncville, O.
Cleveland. 3; Bristol, 10.
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CURB MARKET.

80: 80: G. iTi1: II. I. 40; X. $50:
VI. 80. y. SO: VIC. SIS: WV, $50
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Mr.. Moore.
Morton G. Thalhimer,
First National Bank BLDG.

REAL STOCK FARM
FOR SALE.
500 acres in the Shenandoah Valley on
National Highway; old Colonial buildings:
fine stock barns; l60 acres In wheat 100
acres TO NOV. so acres In corn $50 acre.
in bluegrass sod. 80 acres in timber; run
ming water: farm free Of stone and law,
practically level.
: Price. sl75 per acre. Immediate posseH
sion.
Q. NJ MASTERS.
Real Estate and Insurance.
Harrisonburg. Virginia.
Long Distance Phone 36s.
FOR SALE-About 1000, 900 feet of min.
timber. six miles from railroad, in Caro-
line County: timber stands In q com
pact body. with streams on edge of II:
excellent logging conditions; rensona bic
terms and credit as to part OF tho
purchase price can be arranged. Ad-
dress Box d. Bowling Green. Va.
CARNEAL's FARM BARGAINS.
We have listed with farms of all
sizes and descriptions both dairy and
truck. at bargain prices. Soc Mr.. West.
J. d. CARNEAL & SONS
~ North ninth Street.
pTHE DISPATCH cIaaslned Ads bring surs
~ and quick results.
WHEN you want what you cant and want
n Avs. t.y.r.s ts.ftfa.
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For Sale or Exchange.

Money-making dairy farm OF lis
acres. 30 minutes from city. close
electric line fronting hard road; g.
room dwelling; electric lights;
bath. hot and cold water. Tenant
dwelling; modern dairy barn with
stnnchions, silo, other general farm
buildings: herd milking cows;
dairy equipment: horses. tractor:
other farm machinery. Very
fertile soil, plenty running water.
This Ia a money making oppor-
tunity: right at city. and can bs
bought on liberal terms. For de-
tails, gee.
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'EAL ESTATE FOR RENT

Apartments and Flats "a
Desirable New Apartments
Three and Five Rooms,
808 North Boulevard.
Five and Six Rooms,
2100 Grove Ave.
Avoid September rush,
move now. Get our spe-
cial prices for quick
possession.
BROOKS &
RICHARDSON, INC,
IA North Eighth st.
FOR RENT-June 18th. second door apart
ment at 1929 West Franklin Street. Call
Boulevard t95i-w.
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DRUGGISTS, GROCERS.
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORY DEALERS
and spectators! Lot near intersection
OF three streets. toward G!ntcr Park:
only $3.50: half cash and $40 a month.
Hundreds OF automobiles passing here
daily. Box $50. care The Dispatch
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Shore Property for Sale 81

Shore Property Tor Sale 80
FOR SALE OR RENT for season, at Sixth
Street, Willoughby Beach, on corner
facing Chesapeake Bay. new modern
ten-room furnished cottage. two baths
three garages; also five-room furnished
apartment Address W. q. Moss, Ocean
View, Virginia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-28

Ia Policcia de Paris cue no comRgaba
''con ruedas de moli2o''. qrnso meter
presc a uno de aquello3 charlatsnes por
que el brutal negocio cue hacia le pa
rec.a una estafa: Lo arrost6 en- efecto
y, va en- la comisaria General ae Po-
lic.a lie interrog6:
-IComo te las gobiernas para atraer
tanta gcnte y ganar tanto dinero.''
Senior -respordio ell otro-- Icuan-
ia gente cretis que rasa por Ell puente
drrante el dfa?
-Dicz doce -respondi6 M de
SaItines. ,b..
-Pues bien, selOr;. lcuantas perso-
ras cultas cre6is cue haya entire toda
eea gente?
I'm centenar de ellos-dijo el poll.
cia.
ESQ .es quizas demasiado-re replied
el charlatan;- os 10 conce5o me
Quedo con el resto para hacer mi me-
gocio
La historic de la "supercheria' y
del "charlatanismo esta plagada &c
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-28
HosPEDAJE

Con motive del Curse de Verano que
sc ahrira OH Rio Piedras el do Julio
hay gran dcmanda de hospedaie. Todas
las casas de famiia y hoteles en- Rio
Piedras. San Juan, y sus barrios que
luedan admitir profcsores un precio
razonable SO serviran escribir inmedia-
tamente indicando el nombrs del propie-
tsr.o. direcci6n nimcro niazimo cue
pueds acomodar, 81 son habitacioues in
6ividuaies o on grupo y 81 aanisen ca
talIercs ssnoras ambos. Indiquess el
prccio, n1mero y otrOs detalles.
Pedro GIL,
Director, Escuela de Vcrano,
Rio Piedras. p. r. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-28
U:tci no puede ossaY sano 8; t;ene
el higado enferno.

FL higado es uno dc los organos mas vi-
tales de su cuerpo y dcbido a Sus i,rpor-
tantes funcciones, tenc que scstar sie!npre
sano para trabajar prop;amente. 81 ei
higado deja de trabajar, Iodas las nlaterias
venenosas que norihalucnte son icstrui-
das por el higado Sc. ,acumulariau Y pom
drian su vida efl grage Pcligro. Fl Rene
dio de Leonardo para ei Hgado es una
medicina segura iiiofe,lsiva para curar
ibiliosidad eructos, aiierto fttido. dolores
de cabeza, estreniniepto, indigestion. dis
.pepsia. flatulcncia. estornago acido. todos
los desordenes del higado, estonago IN
testinos. Ell Remedio dc Leonardo es agra
dable al paladar. cs puro no contiene
calomel nj substanc:as peligroSas. Uras
cuantas dosis del Renledio de Leonardo le
probaran que es superior todos los dcmas
Ilamados medicanlentos para ei higado. De
venta en- todas las faFrnacias y d-ogaerias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-28
cAguas de
Saratoga

ST sus digestiones son Iaho-
riosas. Si la dyspepsia lie hace su-
frir. Sil las funciones de su est6-
mago y 81 i1igado no estan re-
guIarizadas, pruebe ell aqua dl-
gestiva de Saratoga, n1afoa
"Geyser" y podrd listed digerir
hasta piedras. Si miles de per.
sonas reciben, yendo Sarato-
ga, la ventaja de estas n1aravi-
iIosas aguas Ipor cue no ha de
recibirla usted igual? Pruebe
una soIa botella. De venta en-
Farmacia, Hoteles y colmados.
Sc solicitan agentes.
Representante:
C. r. WYMAM..
Allen 81. San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-28

eoH fnfsfmedades que nrovienen DEF acido
ofNf 90 "a fangrr. a cual aiaca las CO.
sHninfss uinacHios del cueFp0. Para re-
HeoiaF esie doloFos0 suiTimientO Ud. tiene
qur diuinar del fis,cma el acid0 trico
otF8s nfaterias vencicsas Que ccnsfituyen
4 Fais dc Ia eniefmedad, cualquiera. Que
tea su iorma. II Eiiriy df LeoM0Ndi 6s-
- q Ss1oFs es el Femedio cue
PUEDE
Fecomendafse como aciiy0 ehcaz. No
tipofia euan severe pueda ser su Teuma-
ufufo o Eoia 10 arraigado que este pusda
eftAr en 80 eisiema. la acci6n De este ma
tattlloso espccilco expulsa De su cuerpo
todas las tubstaneias impuras. vigoriza
toIialeee fodos SOS organos en- general. re-
kalaFlta los neFvl0s. Eihones el hiaado
ae*uflve "a salud compieta. FL Elirir de
Afe#eFai faFn 70 SaHgyf es un remedio
th<1f para 81 enxcnenamienio de Ia saRgTe.
aihlia. sugoFes. dlceras. escF6lulas Oiras
entefmedaars DC "a sangre. Miles de per-
aenat cue ban suirido anemia. clorosss
pesFexa de IA fangre. despues de haher to-
ma0o toda clsan de remedies sin obtener
getuitado aleuno. han yisio su saiud resfa-
hlsrida Al lnmar Ehrir DC Ls0nardi cara
- Saaqrf. - I'd tiene aiguna enfermedad
60 a sengFe, no se desespeFe. esta pueds
cURARsE
ps vsuia en- t0aas las dsoguaia...
So. :. 60: .: ::::.... . :.
NEW YORK
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-28
LAS AVENTURAs DE UN PUGI-
LIsTA'' o "soNAEDo Ell CUERon

Sc trata de tina serie de dramas en-
COS parties basa6os en las famoeas histo
rias de Golfers, que han sido leidas por
mil1one5 de personas en- Ell mundo en-
tero. En- les Estados Unidos, estos dI'a,
mas han obteniGo un exito resonante y
Godemos asegurar que cualquier perso-
ma que yea uno de estos dramas en- dos
parties, no sc perdera la serie completa
de dramas que seran acomya1aios por
fsmosas peliculas en- seis, siete y ocho
parties, traidss a Puerto Rico por la
Universal Film Mfg. Co. Dichos progra-
mas especiales Sc denominaran 'tJoya'
v sera ell mejor progIama presontado
Ell los teatros de Puerto Rico Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-28
AFICIONADOS

Ell Departments "Kodak" de The
Porto Rico Drug Co., acaba de hacer
una gran reforma que Le permite en-
tregar sus trabajos de desarrollos y
copias a las "a horas de recibirlos.
Cuenta con personal experto ex
elusive para clio.
Envienos sus trabajos. Especial
atenei6n a las ordenes de la isla I c..
o. D.
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BANCo TERRITORIAL
Y AGRIC0LA DE
PUERTO RICO
cosvocAToRIA

III c0nselo de Administrator de este
hanco, en- eumg.imiento de 10 prevent
90 sa el art. 70 de los Estatutos, ha
seofdado eenvoear los Eenores accio
nistaa Junta general ordinsrla. qns
- eelebisEA en- 81 domleilio social, ca.
lle &c Tssuaa ndmsFO IS a las dos de
IA tarde del dis ls de- julio prozimo,
con 81 obieto ce someieT su ap-oba-
el6a Il HemoFia y Balance eorrespon-
disn's Al sisreieio social de 1922. y
con q Froyect0 dc reforna de sigunos
Dc los artleuios de- sus Estasntos.
Tisnen deEsehs 8 oonenrrir a dieha
Junta toaos los seaorss aeoionistas que
obtsagan papsiofa 90 asistencia en- Ia
fseFetaF.n DE- es,e Baneo con an dla
sntes Dc anticipation a Ia msneionada
fecha, Esa eerecho e. delegabie en- otro
aeeleuista. por msdio.as podsr especial
en- eaFta diFiglaa NJ Prssidcnte de-.
coraejo de- .Admlnistracidn.- San Juan.
rreFto nice. re Do JuniO de 1929. FL
feeretario. p. Roeafort.-- vo. Bo. FL
TFssidoHte. Rafael Fabian.
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Baseball

Las boIas "TAYLOR" han de-
ser las mejores. Sc
usan en- toda la isla. Son tam
bien las mas baratas.
Precio:
$1.75 por correo c. o. D.
La boIa para Puerto Rico.
ANTONIO LUCIANO
P. 0. Box III.
Mayagiiez, Porto Rico.
Advt.
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AvIso

Hahiendcse extraviado la ibreta
No. 1864, seccion dc AhorrOs, q nom
hre de Conchita del Rivcro, Sc dcclara
nula = sin ningun valor desde essa
fecha.
ssn Juan, P. R., Junio 81, 1922.
E. MALDoNADO,
Secretario Advt.
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Rafael MarQuez
PROFESSOR DE MUsIcA

Especiaiidad en- copias arreglos
para piano, canto, flauta, mando-
lima, etc.
Instrllmentaciones para grandes o
peQuenas oruuestas. en- mtlsica reli-
giosa profana
Gran experiencia en- Ia ensenanza
de la flauta sistena "Boehm' asi
como tambien en- la reparaci6n de
las mismaS.
Dirijase Gale Eibot No. 2, San
turce. Parada 16 IL. Tel 257 azul.
Tnformaran j. Laza y Co., Tel.
718 Verde, San Juan
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Sc vENDE

Piano Steinway 6, Sons
En- buen estado y en- magnificas
'condicicnes. informaran Aveni-
da Lucchetti No. 35 Tel. 593.
Condado, k9
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Agujas 'Singer" Doble Pespu1te y
Cadeneta $500 millar. Aguias "ori-
ginal Express" o y 90 5000 millar.
Rcmitense por G. o. D. Tho Import
Needle CO.. P. 0. Box 45e, sao Juan,
Puerto Rico. Advt.
Advt.
The Delta independent., 1922-11-10
JUDGE DINGMAN WRITES
FROM EASTERN SLOPE
The following letter has been re-

The following letter has been re-
ceived from WIn. ". Dingman vino
recently moved to Eaton, Colorado:
I'VE arrived here about two weeks
ago after a somewhat unfortunate
trip, so unfortunate that we broke an
axle twice and was doubtful some
times whether we should hold out
until we could come this far. Every
thing, however worked out very well
and we are comfortably located and
little business has commenced to
come along. too.
"Spuds today are soc; cabbage 25c,
so you see the farmers are up against
the same proposition here as there.
Wheat is also down. The country
however, looks good to me and there
is going to be good business in the
very near future"
The Delta independent., 1922-11-10
HOTCHKIsS
D = NNN . AAAHA ANEN AH,

The Gates Ranch & Stock of Crys
tai Creek shipped in car of woven
and barbed wire sufficient to make
about seven miles of fencing.
William Mcmillan was down from
his homestead in the Poison Springs
country last week. Bill reports graz
ing still good in that locality.
Mrs. D. c. Harding left Tuesday
morning for a weeks visit with her
man, and her sister, Mrs. Nathan
Casey, at Rifle.
The Montrose football team passed
through town Friday afternoon on
their way to Paonia, where they play
ed football The Paonia boys defeat
ed them 1910.
Our football team played the Olathe
boys on their home grounds Friday.
The game was fast and furious, our
boys doing very creditable work not
withstanding their defeat. The score
was 1870 in Olathe's favor.
J. Porter Nelson left the first of
the week for his home in Denver.
after overseeing considerable i'm
provement work on the old Vickery
reservoir. the source of water supply
for Fruitland mesa.
Uncle Dick Warren who has been
roaming through the mountains for
the past 40 years, passed through
town with his prairie schooner
drawn by team of jacks, Monday,
emigrating to a more salubrious cline
for the winter. Mr.. Warren is 72
years of age and quite an intelligent
gentleman.
Duke Brothers harvested the finest
crop of apples in this vicinity, con-
sisting of about 5000 boxes of Jona-
thans and 5000 boxes of other COM
mercial varieties. Among the bunch
Of pretty girls doing their packing
were two Rome Beauties" from Delta
who broke the record one day, pack.
ing ia and III boxes respectively.
We have been informed that Alden
Farrier is marooned in the Silver
Basin country beyond Somerset, with
his big flock of sheep, having been
showed in during the storm the first
of the week. Three or four feet of
snow fell in that locality. In order to
get his flock of woolies to the valleys
trails will have to be broken with
horses.
The big social gathering of the au-
tumn season took place Friday even
ing at Rebekah hall, being the Hal
lowe'en banquet given by the Wo-
mans club to their husbands and best
fellows. About 100. including our
school faculty, enjoyed the festivities
OF the occasion. The decorations
were unique and appropriate, being of
flowers, corn, jack-o'lanterns, etc.
The sumptuous turkey dinner was
The Delta independent., 1922-11-10
Hotehkiss School Notes

The students of the High School
and the Junior High took their first
quarterly examinations Wednesday
and Thursday, November 1st and End.
Many students have now returned
to school after helping in the fruit
harvest. They show high spirits and
say that they will soon catch up in
their studies while some went so far
as to take the exam
Saturday Olive Singer, Katy Want.
hof and Ruth Crippen attended pre-
nuptial reception at the home of Miss
Inez Stout at Paonia. Wednesday
evening Miss Stout and Commodore
Wilson were married, with Miss Ruth
Crippen acting as bridesmaid.
A Halloween Carnival was given
at the High School Building Friday
evening. The guests assembled in the
first grade room. At s o'clock; all
Joined in a snake dance and were led
thru the chamber of horrors. They
we're then shown upstairs to numer-
Gus booths filled with candy, pop
corn balls. stringed apples, fortune
telling. cider and doughnuts and a
fish pond. At the close of the even
ing a short program was given con-
sisting of music charades and a ghost
story.
The Delta independent., 1922-11-10
California Mesa
% 90 >>>>>>

Torrey Bros. lost a fine Hoistein
COW last week from alfalfa bloat.
The E. A. Hutchins family are NOV
ing this week to their ranch. east of
Olathe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hurd Vaughan and
children of Olathe, visited Sunday at
J. X. vaughan's.
Mrs. Willard Hunt spent the week
end with her sister, Mrs. Will Mel
drum and family.
Miss Irma Hutchins. who is attend
Ing school at Montrose is spending
the week with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs E. c. Blowers attend
ed the Achievement day program at
Montrose Saturday.
Miss Lucille Deges. who has been
nursing Mrs. Harold Joliff and baby
OF Peach Valley. returned home Sun
day.
There was a large crowd in atten-
dance at the Claude Whitener sale
Thursday and most of the things
brought fair prices.
Rev. Deitz of the Presbyterian
church OF Olathe preached a very in
teresting sermon, Sunday at the
Stone school house.
The Claude Whitener family will
leave Wednesday for their old home
The Delta independent., 1922-11-10
FATHER AND SON WEEK
TO HAVE RADIO FEATURE

The Denver Y. M C. A, in cooper
alton with the State Executive COM
mittee, the International Committee
and the Colorado Sunday School as
sociation, has arranged to broadcast
a Father and Son week program. The
broadcasting will be done through the
National Guard, the Reynolds Radio
Company and the News-Times Pub
fishing Company.
Father and Son week will be from
Nov. IL to IS, inclusive and an un-
ed. These programs of lectures.
music, ETC., will be caught by the local
wireless station and all who wish will
be welcome to hear them.
The Delta independent., 1922-11-10
FRUITLAND
, >>>>>>>>>>>>>~' %

Miss Helen Critchlow spent two or
three days last week with Mrs. Ed H.
Aver.
guest of Mrs. Oscar Sanderson on
Friday.
A blizzard ragged here all day Sat.
urday and about eight inches of snow
fell on the level.
Mrs. A. B. Critchlow left on the
stage Monday for the Junction,
where she will spend few days.
Miss Pearl Boardman Of near
Grand Junction visited with Mrs. Ter
penting last Friday night and Satur.
day
Mrs. VIII Roe left last week for
Omaha. Nebraska. where she expects
to spend the winter with her mother.
Mrs. Stunbangle and other relatives.
The Misses Charlene Critchlow and
Lille TeSelle. our Fruitland Mesa
A party OF Mesaites, including. Mr..
Pratt. Mr.. and Mrs Mead. Mr.. and
Mrs. Endsley, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Roe, Mr.. and Mrs.
Crowder. and Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Foster were delightfully."- entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Porter and
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeldenthuis at 500
party In the Porter home Halloween
night.
Frank Yarnell has moved his fam
lily to Grand View Mesa for the win
ter. Mrs. Ree6er and Ellwood and
Miss Frances have moved to the
The Delta independent., 1922-11-10

Tommy Mckee ranch here and Frank
Filener and family have moved to the
Reeder ranch Just vacated.
teachers, are attending the teachers
convention at Grand Junction this
week.
Miss Helen Critchlow ran ma
chine needle through her finger Sat
urday evening. She was taken to
Hotchkiss where the piece that broke
off in the finger was removed.
Until the present time work has
been progressing nicely on the Fruit
land Mesa ditch, 1t now being COM
pleted as far west as Mr.. Rouk's
ranch but since the storm OF Satur-
day it is now a question whether or
not any more work can be done this
year.
The Delta independent., 1922-11-10
NORTH DELTA
: . ~~~~ ~~~ 80 :

:, Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Ball took trip
to Crawford Friday, returning satur-
day.
Mrs. L. @. Lewis returned Sunday
from visit of several weeks in Wich-
ita and other points in Kansas.
Mrs. Frank Lewis Of Lazear, took
Sunday dinner with Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Bruton.
Gail Patterson returned home from
Montrose Monday. having finished his
work there.
The 18-months-old child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Bruton is said to be out
Of danger. though 1t looked hopeless
for q time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Newton and
daughter OF Ash Mesa called on Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Heater Sundy after
noon.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church is meeting today with Mrs.
Lee Jacobs. They brought their lun-
ches and spent the day tying com
forters for some busy sisters
The Delta independent., 1922-11-10

In BOoIinger county, Missouri, where
they will spend the winter.
Saturday night crowd of younG
people enjoyed dance at the VIM
Eshe home. Roe Monlox and John
Thomas furnished the music. G
Mrs. Myrtle Miller and Mrs. Golda
Blowers, teachers of the Stone school
are attending teachers meeting In
Grand Junction this week.
Mrs. Devinney, who has been visit
ing her daughter Mrs. Morris Stand
ish and Mr.. Standish, left Monday for
her home at LaSalle, Colo.
Carl Westeson left Monday on a
bushes trip to Texas and Ohio.
Mrs. Clark Miles is visiting her
people the Clark Waugh family at
Colona.
T. C. Anderson, who accompanied
his mother and sister to California
some time ago, returning home Satur-
day. The ladies will remain in Cali
fornia for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. o. w. Lennon and
daughter Margaret of Riverside and
Mrs. Lenora H. Dunn Of Montrose.
visited Friday night and Saturday at
the Henry Price home.
The Hunts will have general
farm sale Nov. IA. After the sale Mr.
and Mrs. Hunt and Mrs Hunts moth
er. Mrs. Craig and Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Fakes will go to California
where they expect to locate. =
About twenty-five neighbors enjoy
ed Halloween party at the Bert
Adams home Tuesday evening. The
house was prettily decorated with
witches and jack-o,lanterns. Games
were played during the evening and
refreshments were served at the close.
Rev. Hoyer and wife Of Paonia were
Sunday dinner guests at the Newt
Whitener home. Other company were
Misses Lucy Hett and Bertha Erble.
Hillsborgh. Kans.
Miss Edra Vest gave Halloween
masquerade party to about twenty
friends Tuesday evening. All came
masked and in costumes. Games were
played until a late hour when refresh
ments were served
Mrs. Joe Bishop and baby spent
several days last week in Montrose.
visiting Mrs. Ruby Osgood.
Miss Mable Beach spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Mrs. Wilbur
Dillon.
Charlie Phillips met with a very
painful accident Sunday morning
when a horse kicked him in the face.
He was unconscious for some time.
His nose is broken, besides two deep
gashes in his face. At present he is
suffering great deal of pain from the
injuries.
Vera Hamblin of Coal Creek is
spending the week with Adell Pridy.
John Torrey. who is attending
school at Fort Collins. had his collar
bone and two ribs broken while play
ing football. At last report he was
getting along nicely.
The Delta independent., 1922-11-10

served in courses by a bevy of pretty
girls from the Domestic science class.
A playlet entitled, Breaking into
Society" was given by members of
the club in most creditable manner,
creating much merriment and favor
able comment. The X. P. hall ada
cent was thrown open for the conven-
ience of the big assembly.
The Delta independent., 1922-11-10
His Mother Dies.

His Mother Dies.
W. H. Crawford returned Tuesday
evening from Rago. Kansas, where
he was called on the sad mission of
laying to rest his mother, who passed
away while on visit at the home of
her daughter at Monte Vista. October
30. The lady was i'll but three days
and her trouble was diagnosed sugar
diabetes She was 76 years of age.
The Delta independent., 1922-11-10
Installing New System.

The Golden Rule Store has dispens-
ed with the old cash register system
and has installed the cashier system,
with the office OF cashier on the bal
cony. This is another progressive
step in this store.
The Delta independent., 1922-11-10
Not Out Of Business.

Not Out Of Business.
B. Barrere, who recently purchased
the Daniels grocery store. states that
some misunderstanding has existed
regarding his dairy business, and that
he is still the owner Of the Delta
dairy business.