Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-08-13
PERSONAL AID SOCIAL.

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Mrs. Taylor's condition continues
about what it was when brought home on
Thursday. Her nervous exhaustion
manifests itself in deep melancholy and a
perpetual sense Of danger to herself and
her loved ones, but it is quiet. She takes
considerable food, but nutrition is dis
turbed and she seems to be slowly losing
GROUND. To the numerous friends who
have expressed their profound sympathy
and proffered their services Mr.. Taylor
desires to say that he is sincerely CRATE
full.
PROT. Bollea returned home last week
having spent most Of his vacation at COL
orado Springs. 1t can scarcely be said
that he took vacation as at Colorado
Springs he attended the summer school,
o sort Of post graduate course. A num-
Der Of eminent instructors of national
fame lectured before the many teachers
themselves more efficient in their life
work.
Mrs. VIM. Iryiae recently returned
from visit with relatives at Colorado
6prings.
Mrs. J. H. Burr returned from
Green Mountain Falls last week enthus-
iastic over the charms OF the place.
| Miss Kate Dittes is spending a few
weeks at home after almost years Scr.
vice as Nurse in the Pueblo Hospital,
formerly known as The Women's Hos
pital. She reports this valuable instit-
ution as steadily increasing its facilities
for usefulness to suffering humanity.
Hon. d. G. Bloomer Of Council
Bluffs, Iowa, is the guest OF VIM. Irvine.
Mr.. Bloomer is an eminent lawyer but
of Mrs. Amelia Bloomor, the originator
Of the costume which is now known by
her name, style OF dress, however, Which
she discarded in old age.
B. T. Wall Of Pueblo made over "a
century" last Sunday. He left Pueblo
very early in the morning and arrived in
Rocky Ford in time for q late breakfast.
He left for home at 1 O'Clock p. m. By
the cyclometer on his wheel the distance
travelled was 81 miles each way. MIR.
Wall was the guest Of the Enterprise
family during his stay.
Fred Atkinson recently moved into
hif new home in the northeastern part Of
town.
Mrs. DR.. Purse arrived from Mis-
eouri d few days since and joined her
husband who recently located here in the
practice Of dentistry.
Miss Lydia Dittes 10 visiting her
parents near Rocky Ford, taking q va.
cation from her labors az matron Of an
Indian school In Oklahoma.
IL L. Rodeck 10 being visited by his
brother. George Rodeck Of Horace, Kan.
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-Gourley, the young son Of Mayor
Graccy, met with q serious accident yes
terday. While riding the family car
riaas horse he was thrown and when
found by b. A. Dawley was apparently
dead. He was taken home in O. w.
Steele's buggy and remained unconsrtous
during all Of last night. This morning
be Is better and viii probably be out in
few days. But Il was narrow escape
-Miss Ollie Baker visited tho family
OF Ed. Richard and other La Junta
fricnds few days since and while there
took part in q pleasant picnic to Bear
Rock.
Mrs. Annie Wall returned 70 Pue-
bio on Tuesday after weeks visit with
Mrs d. w. Barkley.
HAIRY Shcets OF La Junta recently
completed his course In commercial
school and Ia now bookkeeper for Elling-
wood 4 Hauck.
-~Therc will be briars whore berries
row." n. Badger has found that there
Is thorn even In an outing at Green
Mountain Falls One OF his horsee b.
came lame and on Saturday Harry Badg-
or started overland with o fresh horee to
enable the party to come home.
%. q, Crawford spent Sunday with
bis many young lady friends IN Pueblo.
-Mrs. Feller who has been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Webster. 70
turned 10 her home in Canon City, Mon
dsy, She came for the benefit Of her
health and found II much improved. She
vaa accompanied home by Miss Clara
Webster.
-. J. Thumma has returned TO Olney
after Q trip to California: He claims
that he u q poorer, but wiser man. He
hss sen no place be would prefer to OF.
ney, wharc the farmers raise crops
whether IL rains or not.
q. W. Meador was called to Cripple
Creek few days since BY. telegram
from his partner, L. O. Swink.
Miss Laura Gates has returned from
n whit with her brother in Lake City and
win soon take On eastern trip.
Morris Meyer has returned from his
nix weeks' absence In the Chicago and
New York markets. He managed to mix
considerable pleasure with business dur
ing his tour.
Geo. Daring's supply OF loo getting
low be left for Pueblo yesterday to stock
up.
Sam. Hulse has moved to town and
In occupying the dwelling ono block west
Of the bank. He has quit mining for the
surer returns Of farming.
IF. H. Hilfiker has bean in Denver
this week.
-Frod Check is burning large kiln
Of brick.
Mrs. Warren Mayo last Tuesday en-.
tertained her Sunday School class OF her
home and all had good time.
Mrs. ). Il. Price has returned to
Rocky Ford after several weeks absence
In the east and at Pueblo.
Mr.. and Mm. @. w. Albert drove
through to Florence last week and had a
pleasant visit with our former fellow-cit-
szon, James Montgomery.
Mrs. Judge Parker and Mrs. Diets
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