The Delta independent., 1923-09-07
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Or. ana MTS. n. ~. V8nAAcn VI <Ass~
tin. were in Delta yesterday to meet
| an. aunt of Mr.. VanAken's. Mrs. r. l.
Green. Of Salt Lake.
Nice line of Misses school dresses
at the Fashion Shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. ". Sherman. of Los
Angeles, spent from Monday to
Thursday this week visiting at the A.
r. Dixon home at Cedaredge.
Wonderful values in the very latest
styles-suits and dresses at the
Fashion Shop. over Delta National
Bank.
Miss Nedman, trimmer from the
Denver wholesale house. arrived Wed
nesday and will be associated with tho
Glenn Millinery store during the seas-
on.
Beautiful kimonas in silk. crepe ana
velvet at the Fashion Shop.
What is to be done with Main
street? Why not start on Main street
with these improvements? Our largest
and heaviest traffic is upon Main
street. Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Schoolfield re-
turned Saturday from two weeks
vacation, their trip including Denver,
Aimont aud West Ciiffe. They bowied
into town in a brand new Dodge tour
ing car.
Why are lawyers and bankers more
capable of revising the city charter
than blacksmiths, carpenters and
preachers? Vote NO on both Amend
ments Monday and safeguard your
best interests. Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Warner re-
turned Monday from Monte Visa
where they spent about two weeks
looking after business matters. They
also spent about two weeks visiting
eastern markets.
Frank Hart left yesterday for Ala
mosa, where he will spend two weeks
before returning. Mr.. Hart will meet
his mother. Mrs. B. F. Hart, at Pueblo.
and bring her back with him for .
visit here. Mrs. Hart comes from her
home in South Carolina.
Mrs. C. B. Adams. accompanied by
her sister, Miss Marguerite Trout, ar
rived here Friday. Mrs. Adams has
been visiting relatives at Canon City
several weeks. Miss Trout expects to
leave Monday and spend the winter In
Los Angeles.
Mrs. Ross Allen and two little sons.
from Hotchkiss, and Miss Joan R. An
nand of Delta, left yesterday for
waunita Springs. where they will visit
the Sitter family. Mrs. Allen expects
to return in a week, but Miss Armand
will probably stay two.
A. A Siler OF Cedaredge. and Miss
Jessie Leo Parker, were married here
yesterday by Rev. A B. Parry OF the
Baptist church. The couple were ac-
companied by Mrs. VIII Parker and
Miss lie Eta Parker. mother and
sister OF the bride.
A card received from S. NJ. Cope
states that he and several associates
are working near Marshall.Pass cut
ting timber. and that they. have had
frost nearly every night The timber
cut will be used on the new snow
sheds to be built before heavy snow
time.
Guy Merritt. undersheriff. returned
Sunday from Canon City where he
| had been having in custody w. NJ.
Ebert who is beginning the sentence
of fifteen months for obtaining money
under false pretenses. Mr. Merritt
says he had no trouble whatever with
his prisoner.
Delta's annual appropriation is over
$4,000 and with more than eight
| times this amount of bonded indebted
ness. No provision is made to retire
our bonds. Do you want to make II
possible to give three men the add
tional power to saddle more debt upor
the taxpayers! Note NO on both
Amendments Monday. Adv
Leaving Saturday evening for theil
home at Honolulu. Hawaii. were Mr.
and Mrs. B. c. Stearns who spent sew
eral days here with relatives. The.
exptected to stop at Susanville for a
visit with Mrs. Stearns' parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. F. Stauffer. and also fol
short time at Los Angeles and Sar
Francisco. They will sail September
22nd on the s. S. Calawaii.
Street improvements can be mad'
under the present charter But NC
BONDS CAN BE ISSUED unless the
people say so. Why not gravel thu
streets at less than one-half the cos
as now proposed? Who is to get thi!
difference? Many streets are gravel
ed and paid for. Why not complete the
rest of the town upon the same basis
Adv.