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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-06-25

many things can be done on the farm
and in the farm home by electricity
once the electricity j. available. Any
farm that could afford to put cleo
tricity to work to such an extent as
indicated on this model electric farm
would find the days work something
to chr"kle over ir rtAad of something
TO scowl :.
Those who managed this exhibit.
however-the Giant Power Survey,
Pennsylvania Department Of Agricul
ture. Pennsylvania State College.
Pennsylvania State Grange and Penn
sylvania Electric Association-did not
pretend for moment that the average
farmer could approach such an ideal
condition as the model farm pre-
sented.
No farmer could stand the expense.
nor have the power companies felt
justified. In offering current at rates
economically satisfa "tory.
The Harrisburg exhibit, however.
showed that when the time comes on
each farm, electricity can do almost
anything that may be asked of it. Big
tasks and little tasks. in field. barn
and home, 1t was busy showing its
strength and its adaptability. Each
device was marked by placard which
gave the name OF the appliance and
the name of the manufacturer or
agent.
There were electrical operations
in progress in the barn. shed. yard.
dairy. poultry house. workshop, garage
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-06-25
RECORD INCREASING

Sales figures of the Ford Motor
Company for the month of May show
continued good domestic demand for
Ford cars and trucks. The last ten
days of the month showing substan-
tial increase over the previous ten
days. The figures also disclose record
breaking sales abroad and in the high
price car field a growing demand for
Lincoln cars, in fact, the Lincoln
sales in the United States during May
went to new record with 96S deliv-
cries to customers, exceeding by more
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-06-25

than fifty the record established in
April.
Ford car and truck sales for the
month reached total of 2O1,77 Of
which number 1886 were foreign
sales. This is a record for foreign de-
liveries and is more than LOO above
the April sales
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-06-25
MODEL FARM SHOWS WHAT
ELECTRIC POWER CAN DO
Hardly Man-Size Task Farm House Chore That Elec-
trio Motor Could Not Tackle With Success.

Just what electricity really can do
on the farm. if IL is given the chance,
was disclosed at the recent State
Farm Products Show held at Harris
burg. Pa. More than one hundred
farm implements and farmhouse uten-
sils operated by electricity were dis.
played
Most OF the several thousand Wis
itors were surprised to notice how
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-06-25
.ica1ly every room OF the

and in practically every room of the
farm house.
Typical of them all were the opera.
tions in the barn, shed and yard,
which included these electrically,
driven appliances: Wood splitter,
threshing machine and cleaner, con.
crete mixer. saw frame. floor machine
for dairy work, grooming machine,
clipping machine. feed grinder. potato
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-06-25

Five aeroplanes soar in the clouds
watching motor speed boat beat the
New York CentraPs famous train The
Century Limited in a race from AL
bany to New York Eagles watching
the funny haste of ants.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-06-25

The Presbyterians seem determin-
ed to legislate the correct way, the
dry law to enable them to dispense
prescriptions as they wish. If they win
they lose. The profession would soon
be overcrowded.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-06-25

grader, exhaust fan, power hoist, pump
jack, call and alarm siren, ensilage
cutter and blower, hay baling press,
fodder shredder, combination mill.
Dagger and carrier. thermocouple de-
tector indicator, corn shelter and six
ten-inch oscillating desk FANS
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-06-25

If you are quite sure that he would
be an acquaintance worth cultivating,
and that you wish to know better, you
might have your father, brother, of
family, your mother, write him. thank
ing him for his kindness to you, and
extending him an invitation, saying
that they should be very glad to have
the pleasure of meeting the gentleman
who so kindly aided you. However, l
should advise you to be quite sure
that Ae is the type of man yod
would wish to know better.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-06-25
ATS the Place

Where are you going on your vaca-
tion?'
II can't decide-but it is going to be
someplace where am entirely cut off
from the world"
why worry? any telephone booth
will do"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-06-25
Id puenYs pHlLos

Mems shoes are hard to fiIl-which
reminds me that they are a great deal
like these new silk stockings the
women are wearing. It's what is in
them that counts.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-06-25
Fair Question

Customer: Il want something to
cure fleas on dog"
Young Clerk "Well-er-can you
tell me just what seems to be the trou
BILE with the fleas ?"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-06-25

% 1t is proper for the engagement
to be announced in the newspapers
The announcement, however, should
never be made by the engaged girl. II
should be made by her parents or her
guardian. Below is the form generally
used.
Mr.. and Mrs. ............... announce
the engagement of their daughter
to Mr.. OFF,.
The wedding is to take place in
...............- Oh .................
CD AS the bride is the one who is
going to wear the ring, it is quite per
missible tor the gentleman to consult
her wishes.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-06-25
Dear Miss Flo:

Dear Miss Flo:
have always believed that it was
incorrect to omit the title "Mr." from
a gentlemaR's calling card. Recently,
however, saw an advertisement
which suggested various forms, pre-
sumably correct On a few of them,
the title Mr.. was omitted. Please set
me right.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-06-25

Dear Miss Flo:
In placing thessilverware should you
start with knife the farthest away
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-06-25
Dear Miss Flo;

Dear Miss Flo;
Recently a strange gentleman aided
me in repairing my car, when | was
very much in need of assistance, as
/ was quite a distance from any town
He was so kind that | asked his name
which he gave me, with his address.
1t so happens that we. are residents of
the same town, and that | know him
very much to know him better Would
it be considered "a breach of the best
rules of Etiquette, or do you believe
he will think am bold, if write him,
asking him to call?
Thank you. l., ID.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-06-25

The forks should be placed on the
left side of the plate and the knives
and spoons on the right side. The mum
Der on each side depends of course
upon the course. On the left, nearest
the plate. place the salad fork, and
farther away from the plate, place
the meat fork. On the right, nearest
the plate, the meat knife is placed
and next to it, farther from the plate
the soup spoon is placed. This, of
course, is for simple, four course din
ners; soup, meat. salad. The spoon
or fork, Cor BOTH for desert, is
brought in after the salad course has
been removed.
(2) Upon leaving the home of uew
acquaintance, you might say, Good
bye, Mrs. -I have enjoyed see
ing you today. do hope you will come
to see me very soon"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-06-25
Are you a Comedian?

Three smiles one grin;
Three grins one laugh;
Three laughs, one fat movie contract.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-06-25

You are quite right. 1t is very i'm
proper to omit the title Mr. from the
calling card.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-06-25

Under such circumstances, it is not
necessary for you to give the bride a
gift. However, if you wish to, it is
quite proper.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-06-25
Dear Miss Flo:

Dear MISS FLO,
Is it considered good form for a girl
to announce her engagement in the
newspapers? If it is, please give me
the correct form. CD Is it good form
for the bride-to-be to select her we'd
ding ring?
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-06-25
Dear Miss Flo:

have been invited to attend the
wedding of the sister Of a girl who
works in the same office as l. | would
like to know if | should give the bride
a present. | never met her neither
have l met her fiance
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-06-25

from the plate, then the fork and so
on (2) What should you say upon
leaving the home of new acquaint-
ance on whom you are calling?
r TT
The Delta independent., 1925-01-23
Notice Of stookhoIders' MEETING.

Motto hereby given that the Annual
Neetin- "' the Stockholders OF The Tn.
eompahrr. Valley Water Users Association
is herehr called and viii be held in Olathe
Opera House at Olathe, Colorado on Tues
day. Il. -l day OF February. A D. 1926
the saHI. being the first Tuesday beginning
prompt .' tau O'Clock in the forenoon. for
the follow nE purposes to-wit:
To '. Board OF Directors for the
ensuing year
The r-.r.aGtiou OF such other business as
may pre-. r.E GONE f1furs the meeting.
j. e. urged yEat rIl water users and land
owner .. ..e vl''rH be represented either
Ia per- .r hT proxy. II unable 10 attend
In person. please fil1 out your proxy az
once aH" zaI in return envelope Revenue
stamps -.s De- omitted on proxies The
Associar0- win furnish stamps II quorum
is pre- and proxies voted
Pro20 aauld hs delivered to the Secre-
tary Er ..#r THREE DAYS before the
neetiuE Article @ OF By-Iaws1
DTta. no HnUtru=e. Colorado. December
81. lH-.
2-5c JOHN T. TOBIN Pres.
3. p. SPENCER, Sect'y-
The Delta independent., 1925-01-23
FRUITlANO
; <<<~ - <><< .

A. B. Critchlow left Friday morn
ing for Denver to attend the stock
show.
Duane Davis and mother were din
ner guests in the Endsley home on
Thursday.
Mrs. Elmer Wilcox sent another
shipment of dressed turkeys to Den
yer last week.
Ralph Hermance spent the night
Wednesday with Pete and Floyd vii
cox.
Ellwood Reeder and sister, Miss
Frances, We're dinner guests in the
Wilcox home on Thursday.
The Misses Margaret and Helen
George were week end guests in the
Endsley home
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Davis were din
ner guests in the Southworth home
on Sunday.
John sipma visited over the week
daughter, Mrs Ed. TIE Grotenhuis.
Another delightful coasting party
on Atkinson hill took place Saturday
night. About fifty were out this
time and the eats" consisted of
sandwiches. pickles. cocoa and marsh
mallows
Mrs Orten Endsley left Sunday
morning for Kansas, in response to a
telegram advising her OF the critical
illness of her father. Her brother,
VIII George of Hotchkiss. accompan-
led her
The Delta independent., 1925-01-23
Tr-as-rer's Notice on Request for
Tax Deed.

To ..rT person In actual possession or
1ccup r' the hereinafter described land
lot or -..-az. and TO tho person in whose
namo "ama was taxed or specially as
sesso. md % an persons having an in
torest -Hg iu or TO the same
MOI hereby Eivoa that on the 2ud
dHy a rmber. A %. 1919 tho following
dceCr property. situate in tho County
of 20" md state uf Colorado. to-wlt.
Par Nwtl SCI, Section "a Township
ash. Rance 90. eight acres. described
Iu r1k % az page 15s was sold for the
mount of the tlNts for the year 1918
rI purchased hy A. y Stockham who
... made rr9ucsf upon The Treasurer Of
county fo- o dead
t tho said premises were taxed for
year 1918 I1 the nome Of O P Nc
HHy.
-at the tlrr for redemption n said
... estate from such tax sale will expire
be -Sth dEv % April. A. D. 1925 and
rsl-Hrnsf 0a or before said day a
viii Doe issued therefor
ted mIs erh day os january A n.
ANNA NDEEOEG.
".asu-,r OF tho said County o. Delta
" pub Jan o. last pub Jan % 1925.
The Delta independent., 1925-01-23
Summons.

STATE OF COLORADO
County OF Delta 1as.
I'M the County Court
The upI1 savings and Building Assscta.
tl1n, corporation. Plaintiff
VS.
L.. C.. Anderson. Mary f. Payne. James p
Payne Harry s Payne. John kr1ii, tho
personal representative Of Mary p.
Payne John Doe and Richard Roc tho
personal representative and unknown
heirs OF MARY E Payne and James q
Payne and all OF tho unknown persons
who claim uuy interest IN and 60 tho
subject matter OF this action Defendants.
The people OF tho state of Colorado. to
tru urfcudbrn above named Greetings
YOU urr horcby required 10 appear In
am action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff In the County Court OF
Delta County state OF Colorado and ans
wcr the complaint therein within twenty
days after tho service hereof lt served
within his County, or u served out OF
hia County or by publication. within
thirty days after tho service hereof, cx.
elusive ut tho day OF seryicci or Judgment
by default Will be taken against you ac-
cordiug 20 tho prayer OF the Complaint lf
copy Of the Complaint in the above en-.
The Delta independent., 1925-01-23
AUSTIN NEWS
. .~~>%>+>>~>>>>~ =

The governing council Of the Com.
munity club will meet on Wednesday
evening to elect a president. and other
necessary officers for the ensuing
year
The turkey supper and musical en-
tertainment sponsored by the Ladies'
Aid Of the Methodist church Thursday
evening was a decided success. The
tables were filled several times to
take care Of the crowd. The program
which followed was greatly appreci-
ated by a well filled house The
program was as follows. Piano solo
Variations OF 'Nassa's' I'm the Cold
reading THE Minister'S Troubles d"
Alice Ellsworth: vocal solo. "Thp
Sunshine nf Your Smile" Mrs Black
burn. music hy the orchestra: read
ing "The Club Meeting" A." Mrs Kirk.
na'rick. vocal solo. Three Jacks" +"
~ w Armand. male quarteue. Far
AWAY in the South" Messrs Fred
Powell Dwight Eitch Chester Pritch
ard. and Lee Ellsworth
The Kitch children are well ON the
road 10 recovery after several days
Of sickness.
The Woman's Community club held
the annual election OF officers last
week Mrs Fred Powell was chosen
as president Mrs NJ F. Kirkpatrick
as vice president. Mrs Elmer Jarvis
secretary. and Mrs VIII Grow as
treasurer. The club is planning a box
supper and entertainment to be given
on Friday evening January 30
Among those who attended the
church supper and entertainment
from Lazear were MFR. and Mrs VIII
Linn. Mr. and Mrs. H. O.. Green
wood and son Ernest. Mr.. and Mrs
J. w Armand Mrs Compton. and
Miss Lucille Ruble
nr. Aust Of Cedaredge was called
TO the Russell Weaver home Satur
The Delta independent., 1925-01-23

titled action be- not served with this sum
mons ten days additional TO the time here
inbcforg specified for appearance and
answer will De allowed before taking iuIE-
service OF thls summons and a copy OF the
Complaint bc made out OF this state fifty
days from The date OF such service rs al
lowed within which 20 appear and plead To
such complaint before Judgment may De
taken by default as aforesaid
The suld action Is brought Tor tho nur-
pose OF recovering Judgment on that err
tain note lu tho sum OF five huudred dol
lars, under date OF December IT, 1915
and 90 forcclosc the mortgage OF ryun date
Herewith given 20 secure said note cover
Ing ON lots nine and Ten. Block seventeen.
Garnet Mesa subdivision OF tho Town OF
Delta, Colorado, 90 have "a rvcciycr au-
pointed TO collect tho rents. issues and
profits. of said premises during the pond
ency OF this action au1 during tbe period
of redemption TO hByu the rights OF an OF
tho defendants. II any they have declared
TO De subject 20 and subsequent 20 the right
OF this plaintiff. for costs OF Hult iu this
hChllf Incurred including $4,000 attorn-
gN fees and Tor such other and further re-
lief as 60 The Court may sygm just and
equitable
ns viii morn fully appear from the COM
plalnt in said action 90 which refrrauco D.
hnrc made. copy OF which i7 hereto at
uchCd
And you are hereby notified that if you
uU 90 appear aud % answer the said com
phlut n8 above required. the said plain
uu will amply TO the Court for the relief
therein demanded.
Given under my hand as Attorney Tor
the plaintiff az Delta In said County. this
10Th day OF December A. u. 1924
e, E, BLAINE.
Attorney for the plaintiff
First pub, Jan. 10. last pub. Feb IS '25-
The Delta independent., 1925-01-23

day on account of the sickness of
little Dean Weaver. He has been
seriously i'll, but is recovering rap
idly.
The revival services at the Baptist
church We're well attended Sunday.
The house was filled in the evening
to the limit Of its seating capacity.
Rev. Weeks delivered a very inspir-
ing sermon on 'Exemplifying Christ -
the text being The Finest of the
Wheat.
The Delta independent., 1925-01-23
Summons
STATE OF COLORADO.
county OF Delta Nae.
I'm tho County Court
N AZ Hawkins. Plaintiff

N 'H AAllt'IkhINi'.
county OF Delta 1se.
I'M tho County Court
N. AZ Hawkins Plaintiff
rn." A, I.owcllyn. Defendant
|". people OF the state Of Colorado. 20
... Defendant above named. Greeting
Sou are hereby required 90 appear iu
am ation hruught against you ny the above
u."j plaintiff ln tho County Court OF
v.. Tho complaint thcreiu within twenty
dar after the service hereof 70 served
Within this County. or lf served out OF
fh. County or hv publication within
h..} days after tho service hcreof cN-
g'u i've of the day Of service or judgment
D., default will be taken aEainst you, nc.
ror'Ing 10 the prayer OF the Complaint 10
""nN OF the Complaint iu the above cu-
iI..I action be not served with this SUM
w."- ten days additional 20 the timc horr-
nN"Enre srcclficd for appearance and
Nn NHr Will be allowed before Dking iuds-
mont by default aa aforesaid n personal
H"rNIEe OF this summons and copy 90 the
complaint be made ont Of this State fifty
hUf from the date OF Hudh service is ale
lowed within which TO appear and plead TO
.u.H complaint before Judgment may be
Ik.n by default ns aforesaid
Ih' Haid action is brought for the pur-
rg" ot securing Judgment In the sum OF
NI.HNA, hoing the amount nf 70 contract
uI purchase ot apples sold and delivered
fn me defendant by this plaintiff which
hu defendant contracted and agreed TO
uaf but which he has wholly failcd. NO
rlUrtrd mud refused TO pay. FOR costs or
suit and Tor such other ana further rSlitf
n. tH the Court may seem just and eQut.
able.
os viii moro fully appear from the com.
pl1lnt IN said action to which reference b.
The Delta independent., 1925-01-23
LIkcs oeIta cn.oneratlnn-

a letter received from Miss Bculah
Deck. who served for two years as
primary teacher in Delta's city
schools. compliments the Delta people
on their cooperation in her work
She says in part u surely have en-.
ioyed reading every paper that has
come. Il seems like getting the
news from home as it does reading
the paper here cannot think OF
any place that ! ever taught whore
enjoyed my work than | did in Delta.
The people there co-operated and be-
heved in things being done right
was very sorry TO leave the friends
that | had made in Delta. and I hope
TO come back some day 10 possible "
Miss Deck is now a teacher al Poplar
Bluff, Missouri,
The Delta independent., 1925-01-23
NOtIee of la ssttIemert.

ate Of John Hiys1n Deceased
r SEQ
N",ice s hereby given that on the 10th
1f February a. u. 1928 the under
ID will prr=H~f TO rho County Court o.
County Colorado her accounts Tor
.... settlement nf adm Illustration OF said
..... when and wher, a'I persons iu Iu-
.. may appear and object 90 them. 10
so desire
.HuCH be- also hUrehy given that apuItca.
f0r the te' rminauuu OF hoirship OF
tohn HN~rn deceased has been made
.EHt The Court viii on said date here
lore mentioned or sf any time 20
the hearing may ha continued pro-
. 90 u.cartnm and determine who arr
heirs Of the said John HIz-ou de
I and a- such entitled 60 Inherit any
tcncmVut-. hcrrditgmeuts or other
rty, real or personal constituting all
.r pnrt OF tho Estate OF said John HINa-
deceased. and enter focroe uccori-
% which hearing ADO persons claim
10 Doe heirs 90 law OF said deceased
appear and present their proof
EMMA HTNSON
Admin -tratriN OF said estate.
H.. uub. Jan. is. last pub. Feb. 49,
The Delta independent., 1925-01-23

herr made. a copy @, which ts hereto att
tuChcd
AND you arc hereby notified that &c you
fau 90 appear and Co answer the said COM
plaiut as above required tho said plain
uff will uupIy 60 tho Court for tho relief
therein demanded.
Given under my h1ui as Attorney for
rho plaintiff at Delta. Ia said County, this
2Sth day OF October. A. u. 1924.
C. E- BLAINE
Attorney for the plaintiff
First pub fan. l1. last pub. Feb. 1G. 90.
The Delta independent., 1925-01-23
StocknoIders' Meeting.

Motto hereby given that the Annual
Meeting %. the Stockholders OF The West
Lateral pitch Company. will be held at
the PaeE.rE House, Lazear, on the fourth
Monday q" February, the 23rd 1925, at
80 p mg ,1r the purpose Of elscting a
Board o. Directors for the ensuing year
and adoHHrE bylaws and any other bust
meeting
3-6c James Armand Sr. President
L 4 LeWIs- Sacr.t.ry-
The Delta independent., 1925-01-23
NotLoe q AdIustment pay.

Estai. of Josie B. Uhl. Deceased.
All D.raua having claims against said
estate a-. hereby notified 10 present them
for ad. ...mElt 20 the County Court OF
Delta County. Colorado. on the 9Th day OF
FebruarT A. d. 1925
. THE COLORADO BANK & TRUST Gu.
Admin ..rHt0r OF the estate OF Josie B
Uhl. d,n...T
First raa. jim. g. last pub. Feb. 6. 1925.
The Delta independent., 1925-01-23
Jake Louear Sale

At my farm on Ash Mesa. about
February /, | will sell at public auc.
ton, all my farm implements and
stock including good heavy horses.
weight around LOO lbs. 4p
The Delta independent., 1925-01-23
Methodist Church Notes

1O:OO-ChWch School.
IL Morning worship Miss Dor
is McFadden will sing 1--WE Done My
Work. The sermon theme is ''Har-
an or Which?"
Tuesday evening, January 81, a
joint mo. .ng OF the Sunday School
and church official members will be
held in the basement OF the church.
ID. VI. KITCH. Pastor.
The Delta independent., 1925-01-23
Notice Of Adjustment Day.

sate OF Gus p. Carlson. Deceased
HGT.
person. having claims against saN
are hor. hy notified fa present then
Huatmgut Gen thD County Court of pCltl
.y. Colorado ON tho 10th day o.
uary. a. n 1926
AIRS. ANNA CARLSON.
NdmiuistratrlN
The Delta independent., 1925-01-23
Visits Her Children.

' 7'TN0 TTFT WIT TT-
Mrs Amy Renfrew was an arrival
from Woodard. Oklahoma. and win
spend several weeks here visiting
her children. Mrs. Clyde Morris and
family Mrs. l. W Garrett and fam.
ily and Mrs Gil Hump and family
The three ladies' are her daughters