The Delta independent., 1922-12-29
Somerset Items

Il. H. Davis was PaOn1a vlSltoF
Friday.
The Jim Cowan children are on the
sick list this week.
Mrs. William Neesham has been at
the hospital quite sick all week
| Mrs. Sisson left Friday morning for
Denver, where she will spend Christ
mas.
Last Sunday, while sleighriding
jake Vidmar had a bone in his arm
bent.
Thelma Doak, Mae and Fora Young
were Christmas shoppers in Paonia
Friday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Evans and two
children left Wednesday for Utah on
a visit.
| Thomas Nesham had one of his big
toes broken Thursday when a prop
fell on his foot.
Quite bunch OF men and boys
were out singing Christmas carols
Monday night.
Mrs. Steve Turscanski, Mrs. Victor
Louma and Mrs. John Miakar speE.
Wednesday in Paonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnet of Paonia
spent Christmas at the home Of their
son, Mr.. Sherman Bohnett.
William Cummings came from Gun
nison one day last week to spend the
Christmas vacation with his father.
Thelma Doughty of Hotchkiss came
in Friday to spend Christmas with
her mother, Mrs. William Neesham.
Miss Bell Stocker came in from
Denver Thursday evening to spend
the Christmas vacation with her par
ents.
Mark Halliday, who attends school
in Greeley, came in Thursday to
spend Christmas vacation with his
parents.
Miss Stella Conn and Mrs. Vesper
Bass left for their homes in Greeley
where they will spend Christmas va
cation.
The boys and girls have been anx-
ious for the cold weather to keep up
so they will have good skating dur
ing vacation.
Mollie Majnik went to Delta We'd
nesday to- take teachers examination.
She will teach on the Bennett ranch
on the Antrecite.
Mr. Jack Neesham and sons, VIII
liam and Henry, left Saturday for
Crested Butte to spend Christmas
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Campbell and
family spent Christmas in Paonia at
the home of Mrs. Campbells parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young.
Mrs. William Clark Jr. and small
California. Mr.. and Mrs Clark ex.
pect to make their home here in the
future.
The children in Miss Gaddis' room
gave an excellent program Friday
evening. The children in Mrs. Sis
sons room gave a program Wednes
day evening. A large crowd attended
both
The Elks of Somerset gave dance
at the school house Saturday even
ing. They also gave a dance Christ
mas night Quite large crowd at
tended both dances. The children en-
joyed a free dance Christmas after
noon at the school house.
A miscellaneous shower was held
Wednesday evening at the boarding
house in honor OF Mrs. Florence
Young. who will leave Friday fol
Mohrland. Utah to become the bride
of Mr.. Louis Sherfick. Many beauti
full gifts were received by the bride
to-be.
Friends OF Mr.. Hutchins were
shocked when they heard OF his death
which occurred at his ranch near the
Ragged Mountains Thursday morn
ing Mr.. Hutchins had been sicl
only a short time of pneumonia. He
was taken to Paonia for burial The
sympathy OF the entire community i.
extended to the Borrowing family.
John Henry Angus and Miss Zors
Young. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. G
T. Young sprung a surprise on theil
friends. and. Zora's parents, wher
, they went to Paonia Saturday morn
ing and were quietly married. The!
returned home Christmas day. .Afte
the young men Of town got through
riding John around town on a boart
and pulling various other stunts OF
him they all 'chipped in" and bough
the bride beautiful set of silverwar,
/ for n weddfng nresant