Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-04-12
PERSONAL AID SOCIAL.

DR.. E. W. Kearby last Friday visited
his sister at Colorado Springs.
]. w. Belew has removed from La
Junta to the vicinity of Rocky Ford.
DIR. Williams Of Catlin was in town on
business. Saturday.
Geo. Harpster, representing the Gam
Clothing Co., Pueblo, is in town today.
Ly ell RAIDER of Pueblo was in town on
Tuesday. en- route to Ordway overland.
Mrs. DIR. Kearby visited Pueblo on
Monday.
Tuesday.
w. r. Slower of Fowler was in town
on Wednesday.
Mrs. A. McClelland of Pueblo is spend
ing some days on the ranch near town.
DR.. E. w. Kearby and VIM. Matthews
started on Monday morning for Trinidad.
Fred Hamlin, after visit Of six weeks
with his parents here, returned to Vir-
ginia Tuesday.
Senator Swink, Horace Dye and Carl
Hyde were members Of the United States
grand jury at Pueblo last week.
Mrs. Hale, mother of Dodge Hale, has
returned home after protracted visit to
eastern relatives.
Mrs. O. P. Mason, who has been the
guest of Mrs. @. w. Fenlason, returned
to her home, Ppeetone, Mimi, Monday.
N. j. Sawyer, OF Syracuse, Kas., was
in town on Tuesday on real estate bus
iness.
Mrs. J. W. Phenicie now drives hand
some and most comfortable looking phae-
ton.
Bud Elmore has returned to Rocky
Ford after an extended trip through Tex
as and New Mexico.
B. j. Foxworthy, one of La Junta's
rustling business men, was in town on
Saturday for the first time in six months.
VIM. Auckland of Olney was over on
Saturday to purchase lot Of trees from
Crowley's nursery.
George Lawrence, of Iowa, is the
guest OF his relative, I. o. Gurnea, and
in the meantime looking up location.
II. P. Martin, live stock agent for the
Santa Fe, was with us on business last
week.
g. W. Gill, of Pueblo, was in this vim
cinity on real estate business few days
since.
Boone Best is now at home after several
months in commercial school at Chilli
cothe, Mo.
Curtis Phenicie has returned from his
studies in the business college, Emporia,
Kas.
Fred Cheek, of Pueblo, a partner Of N.
W. Terry in school house building, was
here looking up the business few days
since.
Rev. W. Mayo was called to Catlin a
few days ago to conduct the funeral ser
vices Of Homer II. Keith, Of Olney, aged
% years.
Mrs. h. B. Dye returned to her Rocky
Ford home on Thursday after visit Of
several weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. N. Beatty, Catlin.
Mrs. d. w. Barkley returned to Pueb-
10 Saturday after pleasant visit in Rocky
Ford. we'll impressed with the town, it's
people and surrounding country.
Judge Gibson was out from Pueblo on
Saturday looking after affairs on his
ranch near town which is under the man
agement Of his brother.
J. L. Gerry and party, six in number,
Of New York City, are registered at the
De Seely house and are enjoying the ex-
cellent duck shooting on the lakes near
town.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage Of Mr.. Chauncey N Shelton, of La
Junta, to Miss Zelda Maltby, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. @. Maltby, at their
home in Rocky Ford, this evening.
j. @. Foulk has returned from his ex
tended trip to Illinois. He returned via
Stockton. Kas., where he found BRIDE
in Miss Carrie Mcbride, formerly Of
Rocky Ford. Our congratulations are
herewith extended.
Rev. A. NJ. barley of Pueblo, Spanish
American missionary, accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Mary barley, and
Revs. Benito Trujillo and Librado Mar
ques, were in town on Tuesday en- route
to Presbytery at La Junta.
r. @. Maltby's name should have been
included Inst week in the list Of Poetmas-
ter Salyer's bondsmcn. Our information
was defective. you see newspaper
man never tells a story nor makes break
but that he has his "informant" to bring
to the front as the real culprit. Hence
the necessity of always telling the truth
and the whole truth to newspaper report
ers)