Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-05-30
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

A LITTLE iron.
IA A cunning curl.
A box of powder,
A pretty girl.
4 little rain.
Away 1t goes,
A homely girl
With freckled nose.
Mrs. G. B. Cheney and Mrs J. X.
Dye made Denver a flying visit last
week.
Prof. and Mrs Howett left last week
for = stay Of several weeks at Colorado
Springs.
Henry Hammond Of Delta, Colo, i
spending few days in Rocky. Ford with
his brother, George Hammond.
W. q. Burke OF Las Animas, rsosivsr
OF the La Junta and Lamar canal, was in
town Friday on irrigation business.
Miss Katie M. Allen Of La Junta
was up last week assisting g. M. Hall
to dispose of an accumulation OF work.
Rev. e. D. Eubank and wife, and
Mrs. Horace Dye enjoyed the commence
mont exercises last evening.
Mrs. Cleo. Maxwell il spending
week or two with her mother, Mrs. Cleo.
Egbert, in Grand valley.
Another of those enjoyable Grand
Valley visiting circle dinners will be
gwen at George Egbert's next Thursday.
Miss Lulu Sapp will spend the next
month in La Junta attending the Munc-
al Institute.
Mrs. Bert Gave of Denver is spend.
ing q week in Rocky Ford, the guest OF
hos .;u<o- Ne Eronk G1roon nnd Mra
Viii Swink.
Mrs. Tucker of Fowler came 70
Rocky Ford on Monday to visit her Gs-
ter Mrs. M. o. Casteel, who died on
Tuesday.
Judge Voorhees, was in Rocky Ford
on Saturday on private business. Ho il
yet weak from the effects OF his recent
severe illness.
Capt. and Mrs. Chas. Rouhan have
invited in number Of special friends to
eat Strawberries and cream with them
this afternoon.
Bert Cave has taken partner in his
transfer business in Denver, the firm
name now being Cliff & Cave. Their ad-
dress is 1928, 18th st.
Mrs. Churchill, the enterprising and
persistent editor of "The Queen Bee"
Denver, was in town last week pushing
the interests Of her paper.
F. A. Hodge Of Ordway, and Attor-
ney Glenn Of Pueblo, were in town Tues
day on matters connected with tho Bob
creek canals water supply.
John Belmar, living two miles east
OF Rocky Ford, was kicked in the head
by a horse Tuesday morning, receiving
very painful but not serious injuries.
j. G. Kahn will be in Denver next
Monday attending tho meeting Of the
State Board Of Horticulture of which he
was appointed member few months
since.
Rev. F. NJ. Sapp a. en- route to
Denver TO attend the annual conference
next week will stop of at Castle Rock to
be present at the district conference
which meets ut that place next Wodnes-
day. /.
George Holly, who has been attend,
ing the law department OF the university
of Colorado at Boulder since the begin.
ming Of the year, was called home last
week by the fatal illness of his father, II.
8. Holly.
w. L. Hartman, one Of PueblO's
leading lawyers, was in town on Friday
looking after the interests Of the Bob
Creek canal, which he alleges is being
against in the distribution
of water.
Hon. J. G. Jones Of Las Animas was
in town q few days since to purchase bee
keepers supplies aud was the guest OF
his nephew, Guy Woods. Mr.. Jones was
one of the earliest settlers in the Arkan-
W. A. Watson of Washington, D. @.
is spending some days in Rocky Ford
for q location for small
farm. He has seen considerable OF the
irrigated districts and the Rocky Ford
vicinity strikes him more favorably than
any other section.
in driving out to the cemetery at
Pueblo on Tuesday, G.. T. GerbinG
placed his hand on the outer portion OF
the body of the omnibus when . sudden
lurch Of the vehicle caused his hand to
be caught between the wheel and the
causing very painful injury
which compelled him 70 return to the
city to have tho wound dressed
Next Thursday evening the young
people of the N. z. church will hold an
service. A good program will
be provided and an engoyeD!e ume -
promised. All young people Of the church
and congregation are urged to represent.
Walter Calkins and Elmer Conner COM
pose the committee having the entertain
ment in charge.
The following Masonic brethern
from the Rocky Ford country went up TO
Pueblo Tuesday to attend the funeral Of
H. 8. Holly: Geo. Maxwell, H. E. Ell
ingwood, e. J. Smith, DR.. W. e. Fenton,
K. 8. Miller, G. T. Gerbing, A. @. Conner,
A. Nichols, Rob't Gillespie and Jos. En-
ner Of Catlin. g. NJ. Hall, Captain
Rouhan and Col Robb were also Of the
party.
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