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Show S C. A. Smead, who is located near Wood row left last Sunday morning for Francitas Texas, where he will spend the winter. Mr. Smead was called to Texas last spring hy the illness and death of his father and is now returning to help settle the fum-. fum-. ily estate. J. A. Faust Jr., of Tioche. Nev., is here visiting his parents ' during "his mother's illness, who ; is quite sick with la grippe and for a time was threatened with pneumonia. Mr. Faust says that he sees a big change in the country since his last visit to Delta and thinks the country has made great progress. He may decide to remain here. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Corry, of Cedar Jity, visited here the last of last week with Archur Bunker and family, Mrs. Carey and Mr. bunker being brother and sister. Mr. Gary was here in the interest of the Consolidated Consolidat-ed Wagon & Machine Co. of which he is collector. They are traveling by auto and continued their journep on to Nephi. P. L. Brunson of Fillmore, the monument man, was a Delta visitor this week. ., Mr. Brunson says the future looks bright for the Fillmore district on account of the great success they are meeting with in bringing in ar-tision ar-tision wells. Four have already been brot in, furnishing big flows and there are three big rigs on the ground drilling. , Mr. 1 Brunson was here looking over i the ground with an idea of . getting a lot and next spring putting in a marble yard. Don Kimball, who lias a farm near Abraham, left last Satur-, Satur-, day for Los Angeles where he -. will spend the winter with his , parents. lie will return in the s early spring to tackle the fanning fann-ing proposition again. Don has always lived in the city until coming to the "Greater" Delta country but likes the change and is one of the active young men - who are helping to carve out a great destiny for this valley as well as himself. County Agent Welch, after i reading the article in a recent 1 issue of the Chronicle" relative tc , the possible importation of dairy . cattle, states that he will be glad ; at any time to lend his assist-i assist-i a nee and experience to either individuals in-dividuals or committees who wish topasson'the qualities of cattle . for dairy purposes. He is also a1 f the command of all farmers whe f wish to avail themselves of an f knowledge he may have relative to farming or the live stock in-I in-I dustry. mm m Jim Villers has been wrestling with pnemonia but improving Born: Monday, the 15th, a' baby girl, to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pierce. Mrs. Wm. Prince, of Buehl, Ida., is here visiting her aunt, Mrs. James Wilkins Jr. E. D. Knight has just had a fine flowing well put down on his farm two miles south of Delta. Del-ta. Mrs. J. H. Hall and son, of the South Tract have gone to Stilt Lake where they will spend the winter. Mr. and Mrs. James Turner of Delta are the proud parents of a new baby girl, born last Satur day. t Leonard Broadrick ia'down with a near attack of pnemonia, and about every other person is tuss ling with a cold of more or les-sverity. les-sverity. H. A. Williams, wife and son of Imperial, Cali., arrived here the first of the week to look for a farm in the "Greater" Delta " Country. Buy the good house wife the best washer on the market and save her many back aches and much drudgery: Delta Furniture Furni-ture Store. FOR SALE: Feed grinding and Chopping, for toll or cash, at Snowcrest ranch. Capacity, 40 bushels per hour, ground and elevated to wagon. Ted Moore. nl8d30 Miss Cullison, who has been bookkeeping at the Eccles Cooperative Co-operative Merc. Inst., for the past several months, is taking a vacation and has gone to San Francisco to visit the exposition. exposi-tion. R. J. Law reports his store building at Sugarville progressing progress-ing nicely and the plasterers now putting on the plaster. He expects ex-pects soon to open for business but at present cannot state the exact date. The Improvement Ass'n gave Miss Jennie Gray a bundle shower show-er last Saturday at the home ot her mother. A goodly turnout was had and Miss Gray was i presented with many useful articles. ar-ticles. Mrs. Theodore Britt came in from Cali. last Monday and was followed Wednesday by her husband hus-band with a car of goods. They have purchased land near Sugarville Sugar-ville "and will take up residence on it as soon as Mr. Britt car erect a dwelling. |
