The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-08-31
Somerset Squibs

am from an insect bite.
Glasys Sutch and Hugh McAllister
spent Sunday fishing up the canon.
Mrs. Cad Edwards and Janet Nees-
ham spent the week end in Paonia.
| Quite few people attended the
dances at Bowie and Midway Satur-.
day.
Sadie and Lawrence Gaddis have
been on the sick list several days
this week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Mlakar and
family motored up to Erickson's
ranch Sunday.
Miss Lillian Neesham entertained
the girls club at her home Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Edwards left
Saturday morning for short busi-
ness trip to Denver.
Mesdames Seppi, Padgett, Davis
and Jenkins of Bowie came up Tues
day to attend lodge
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Balch, June Gra-
ham and Dick Wooley spent Sunday
picnicing up the canyon.
Mr.. ]. R. Leeming went to Paonia
Tuesday evening to have an X-Ray
picture taken of his mouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Ward and fam
lily left Sunday morning for a weeks
outing at the lakes on Grand Mesa.
Mrs James Cowan came back Sun
day from months vacation spent in
Utah visiting friends and relatives.
Mr.. Walker, of Greeley, principal
for the coming term and another
teacher came in Tuesday afternoon.
| w. S. Mcconnell left Monday morn
ing for Indiana, where he will attend
the State University the coming year.
Miss Sadie Gaddis was hostess at
a betrothal tea at her home Wednes-
day afternoon in honor of Miss Gladys
Sutch.
| Harry Hunten came home Sunday
ffrom his months vacation spent at
the citizens training camp at Fort
Logan. q ~
|. Mrs. Tom Davis accompanied her
son Frank to Colorado Springs, We'd
nesday where he will attend school
the coming term.
Mrs. C. H. Muhlestin left Saturday
morning for Cumberland, Wyo.. for
an indefinite stay with her daughter,
Mrs. Grace Williams.
Miss Mary Payne accompanied Fred
Lopez to Delta Monday evening and
returned Tuesday evening. Mr.. Lo-
pez's father is quite ill.
Mr.. Stoker sold his new Chevrolet
car to Charley Lawrence this last
week. Bob Stoker and John Plute
bought them new Ford.
Miss Feena Dean, of Indiana, who
and Mrs. j. f. Mcconnell, left for
her home Monday morning.
Fred opez, Mary Payne Mrs Thos
Boultbee, Mrs Joe Lopez and Thos.
Neesham returned home Sunday from
their two weeks vacation trip.
Mrs. Lula Balch, of Hotchkiss, was
at the boarding house Monday with
her new fall suits and coats. Mrs.
M. Kelso, corsetier of Cedaredge, was,
also there.
Miss Eta White of Cedaredge and
Miss Mary White of Los Angeles, Cal,
came in Tuesday evening for a few
days visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Ranch
A car load of men belonging to the
Rod and Gun Clubs from down the
valley held meeting at the school
house Friday evening for the purpose
Iof interesting some of the men here,
f. DR.. Copeland and daughter Louise,
of Hotchkiss, came up with Ira SAM
born, who spent part Of Sunday In
Hotchkiss. Louise stayed up a Few
days to visit her cousin, Charlotte
/ lSanborn. laI
Word has been received here of the
marriage of Mr.. j. F. Rouck. our
former Professor. and Miss Maud Fin
ley. We do not know just when the
marriage took place, but within the
last few weeks. Mr.. Rouck teaches
at Farm, Utah, the coming term.
Agnes Hunten entertained twenty
little friends at her home Monday
afternoon. The occasion being her
eleventh birthday, Mrs. Florence
Young made the birthday cake which
was a work of art She received quite
a lot of lovely presents. All of the
Youngsters had a delightful time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Nc Fadden and
daughter Abbie Ranch and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Murphy of Clark, Colo,
have been visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Will Ranch. Mrs. McFadden
is sister and Miss Abbie niece of
Mr.. Ranch's, while Mr.. and Mrs.
Murphy are old friends. Both fami-
lies may stay here permanently.
Fourteen ladies from Montrose Re-
view No. 81, one lady from Olathe