The Delta independent., 1922-03-24
Somerset Items

Mrs. Roy Hammond was sick the
past week with the grippe.
Mrs. David tombstone was Paonia
visitor Monday.
Mrs. Dock was sick a couple Of
days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Paygone spent
several days in Somerset last week.
Mrs. Ira Eversole and RMS. Maggie
Beddoes were Paonia visitors Friday.
Mrs. Florence Young and Mrs. Min
ME Slay were Delta shoppers Thurs
day.
Mr.. J. c. stapel. principal of the
school, was sick all day Sunday and
Monday.
Mrs. Erma Jones and Mrs. Ann
Jane Nelson visited friends in Bowie
Friday.
Mrs. Anna Bartals and son Johnnie
made business trip to Hotchkiss
Monday.
4 Several Maccabee ladies spent Mon
i day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Joe Topaz.
/ Mr.. Peter Dolan was up from Mont
rose this week taking orders for sew
/
4 Mr.. Harry Evans, who left several
weeks ago for Wichita Falls, Iexas'
returned home Friday evening.
i Mr.. E. T. Ralph, who has been in
Salt Lake City the past two weeks re-
turned home Sunday evening.
/ Miss Francis Dock, who has been
visiting her parents here left Satur-
day morning for Los Angeles, Calf.
Mrs. Harry Evans. Mrs. Robert VIII
liams Jr., and Mrs. Robert Williams
Jr. End, were Paonia visitors Monday.
Miss Sadie Gaddis, who has been
enjoying a months vacation at home
returned to her school at Midway
Sunday.
| CLYDE Campbell, who has been stay
ing ON Butin's ranch up the canon for
the mast couple of months come back
to town Monday.
Mrs. Pete Atkins, whose mother has
been quite sick, spent several days AZ
her home at Midway last week. sne
returned home Sunday evening.
Mrs. stencil, who teaches up on the
Muddy went to Delta to take the
teachers examination last week. Sne
returned home Saturday evening"
II A meeting Of q dance committee OF
Maccabees was held Thursday amer
noon at the home Of Mrs. Henry Lax
n maize ARRANGEMENTS for dance to
be given April 1st.
| Mesdames Janet Langford. 0iadys
Jenkins and Eva Davis Of Bowie came
M Friday evening to attend lodee'
After lodge a delicious lunch was SCR
we'd to the ladies'.
Mrs Hattie Dock. who had been At
the Maccabee convention at Colorado
Springs. returned home Friday even
ing. After the convention she spent
Thursday in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Berg and daughter,
Louise, came down from their rancn
Monday and spent the night with
their daughters, Miss Elizabeth and
Elsa. They went to Paonia Tuesday
on business.
Mr.. Sherman Bohnett has been ap'
pointed post master at Somerset. ne
will take his position about the hrst
OF April The present postmistress
Miss Frances Barnes. expects to make
an extended visit with her parents at
Holly. Colo.
Most Of the men in Somerset who
do not belong to the Elks lodge are
planning on giving a free dance and
supper March Is. A meeting was
called Saturday evening to make final
ARRANGEMENTS. It will be known a.
"The Roughnecks dance" and is ex
pected to out shine any social affair
ever given in Somerset.
Laura Schmidt. verda Rappleye
Irene Ward. Lillian and Thelma Nee
sham, Martha and Helia Hill. Martha
sutch, Fona and Eva Muhlestin, Anns
Plute, Thelma Dock. Francis and Hell
en- Rienks, Elsa Berg. Ellen Anderson
Mrs. Mathews. Miss Barns. Miss LAX
in, Harry Hunten. Ira Sanborn, John
@. Walker, Mrs. Nelson. Mrs. Jones
Mrs. Walker. Mrs. Burtin and Mrs
Bevins walked to Bowie Sunday and
rode back ON the train.
The Relief Society Of the L. D. 8
church presented the play "A South.
ern Cinderella" at the hall Wednes-
day evening. It was quite success
financially a. they were able to turn
in about $500 to the treasury. The
ladies' gave the play at Bowie Mon.
day evening and dance followed.
They report . large attendance at
Bowie also. They gave dance at
Somerset Saturday evening. and also
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