Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-06-13
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL,

lie TOOK her little hand In his,
Ill She did not draw it back;
She simply elevated it,
And, Moses! what a whacki
M. L. Meyer made business trip to
Fowler yesterday.
Miss Lou Sims of Fowler is the guest
OF her sister, Mrs. G. G. Ament.
Mrs. G. R. Wilson of Catlin is the
guest OF Mrs. q. s. Ringer.
Miss Elsie Morehouse of Fowler, is
the guest of Mrs. G. W. Fenlason.
%. W. Fenlason is able to be on the
streets again but is not well man.
w. B. Hamil ton of the vicinity of
Julesburg is here prospecting for farm
location.
Fred A. Atkinson, recently arrived
from Julesburg, has leased Col. Robb's
ranch south of town.
1t is rumored that F. A. Huntley
has been promoted to take charge OF an
experiment station on the Pacific coast.
Mrs. Geo. MAXWELL yesterday re-
turned from two weeks visit with her
mother, Mrs. Geo. Egbert Of Grand val
ley.
Mrs. Betty Wheat will leave to-mor-
row morning for her old home in jackson
county, Mo-, where she will spend the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Godding, ST., are
spending few days with their daughter,
Mrs. Ben Reed, as on route from Long
mont on a VISIT east.
Our old Pueblo friend John W. Dau-
trich has Just became editor OF the Creede
News. We welcome him to the fratern-
ity and wish him much success.
"A Maryland jury has decided that a
young woman is legally entitled to break
of her enlargement with q man who
"chews coffee to hide the scent of liquor
on his breath"
j. W. Kearby and family who were
residents of Rocky Fsrd some two
months since, but who has been spending
some weeks at Colorado Springs, arrived
yesterday. They will spend the summer
in Rocky Ford occupying DR.. KeaIby's
home.
j. 8. Wilson was in Denver much OF
last week, being a lay delegate to the M.
E. Annual Conference. Mr.. Wilson has
many friends in that part of the state,
having for six years lived at Arvada, q
suburb OF Denver. He reports an enjoy
able time among the brethren.
DIR. and Mrs. E. W. Kearby and
Miss Nellie Guthrie left on Saturday
for Colorado Springs. After spending
Sunday there with the family Of
]. w. Kearby, Mrs. Kearby and Miss
Guthrie left Monday evening for Des
Moines, Iowa, where they will spend
much of the summer.
This column OF personal notices
could be made much more comprehens-
i've if the friends would just think to in
form us of the comings and goings of
their friends. AS it is, much Of the in
formation in this column is obtained by
persistent inquiry, when the news should
come to us voluntarily instead of having
to be accumulated by unremitting pump
ing.
DIR. Bruce OF Festus, Mo-, arrived in
Rocky Ford a few days since, accompa-
MED by his daughter, who is an invalid.
DR.. Bruce is an old friend OF our fellow
citizen, 81. +. Hagon. The experience Of
hundreds who have tried this climate as
sanitarium warrants DR.. Bruce in hav-
ing well-founded hope for his daughters
recovery. DIR. B. and daughter have
their home with Mrs. Hitchcock.
-Peronals from the La Junta Trib-
une: Mrs. J. w. Potter and Mrs. Lanra
Snowden and he daughter Grace came
down from Rocky Ford Tuesday eve
ming and are visiting with Sheriff Potter.
-Justice OF the Peace Robins of
Rocky Ford was in the city Thursday
with his weather eye on the county
clerkship this fall-William Rice,
the Rocky Ford livery man, was on our
streets Thursday with one Of his fine
turnouts.