The Delta independent., 1921-10-28
ROGERS MESA
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Mrs. John Taylor is on the sick list
Mrs. William White is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Elizabeth Boyd and Mrs. A.
Fosdike are sick with colds.
Miss Ruth Sylvester spent the week
end with Verna Bruce.
IS. B. Bruce and family and Ruth
Sylvester spent Sunday along Leroux
creek.
NJ. ]. Keough left Friday for Dem
yer with two cars of cattle for the
market.
Ross Allen returned Saturday even
ing from Kansas City, where he mar
keted his lambs.
A number of people from the mesa
attended the ]. P. Newman sale on
Leroux creek Friday.
Mrs. Irwin Pratt and baby returned
Wednesday from a visit with Mrs.
Pratts parents in Delta.
The NJ. E. Sunday school OF Lazear
held a Halloween social in the base
ment of the church Tuesday evening
Mrs. George Julian, who spent the
past three months in Pennsylvania
and New York, returned home Satur
day.
NJ. G. Scott, Max Scott and C. L.
Cribb. who spent the open deer sea
son near Meeker, returned with a
deer
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Compton, who
spent the summer with ]. L. Compton
and family, left Wednesday for their
home in North Dakota.
c. w. Haynes. who sold his ranch
to c. Latter of North Dakota, will
leave with his family Sunday morning
for Pueblo. where they will make
their home.
Mrs. Patton had as her dinner
guests Saturday Mrs. ]. E. Ramer
and daughter Rachel. Mrs NJ. C. Ben
nett. Mrs. Donald Patton. Mrs. F. II.
Sanderson and daughters, Alice and
Marian.
A community farewell surprise was
planned for Monday evening for Mr..
and Mrs Bowen. but at a late hour
it was discovered Mr.. and Mrs. Bowen
would be in Grand Junction and the
surprise was called off.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Myers. who
visited the past week with Mrs Myers
uncle. Mr.. Bowen. and cousin, Mr..
Lewis. left for their home in Orange.
California. Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Myers had been to Kansas on a visit
and were on their way home.
Mrs Blide and Mrs. Keough de-
lightfully entertained a number of
their friends at the home of Mrs.
Blide Wednesday afternoon, October
10, in honor of Mrs. j. +. Ramer. The
house was beautifully decorated in
autumn leaves and crysanthemums.
The following program was rendered:
Piano solo, Mrs. Harold Greenwood;
reading, Mrs. S. b. Bruce: vocal solo,
Mrs. VIII Linn; violin solo. Mrs. DIR.
]. Lawlor; song, Rachel Ramer: vocal
solo, Mrs. Ramer. After the program
several pictures were taken of the
guests, after which a delicious two
course luncheon was served.
Mrs. Ed Smith invited Mrs. J.. 4.
Ramer to spend Friday afternoon with
her. Imagine Mrs. Ramers surprise
when she arrived and found number
of the members of the Modern Wom-
ehs Club gathered there for fare
well party for her. The program con-
sisted of an instrumental solo by Mrs.
Lawlor, two songs by Mrs. viii Linn,
Miss Lettie Crib and Mrs. Lawlor.
Mrs Harold Greenwood accompanying;
reading. Mrs. Bruce; community sing
ing by all. Mrs. John Bryan in we'll
chosen words presented Mrs. Ramer
with a beautiful fooled bronze leather
purse. Mrs. Ramer was equal to the
occasion and responded with beau
tiful farewell song. The club then
went out on the lawn. where Span
ish bull fight was the game. Mrs
Patton pinned the arrow nearest the
heart while Mrs. Bennett secured the
BOBBY prize. After this delicious re-
freshments were served and all de-
parted wishing Mrs. Ramer much JOY
and happiness in her new home.