Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-11-25
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

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When at Kirksville, No., last April,
we made the acquaintance Of Miss Kate
Atherton Of Honolulu, who came all the
way from the "gem of the Pacific for
met Miss Atherton in Mrs. N. II. Bolles'
rooms in Denver, accompanied by her
mother. Mrs. j. B. Atherton came from
the Sandwich islands for her daughter
and was SO well pleased with the progress
she had made toward recovery from a
lifelong Rffliction that an osteopathic on
orator will be taken home with them. e..
w. Tull, one of DR.. Stills most promis.
ing graduates, will sail with the party
from San Francisco next Monday. Mrs.
Atherton is the daughter of one Of the
earliest missionaries who wrought such
wonderful work among one Of the most
ton speaks most enthusiastically OF her
home and of the outlook for its early au-
nexation to the United States.
Mrs. Nellie Hersh has made Den.
yer home since the Carnival md has a
good and growing class OF music pupils.
Her daughter, Helen, joined her in Dem
yer Saturday last.
From the Fisher, ILL.,, Reporter we
lenrn that the FCosland Local Union re-
Gently adopted the following resolution:
"Ftesolved: That we express our deepest
regret at the departure Of two OF our most
efficient workers, namely, Mr.. aud Mrs.
j. +. Pollock who helped to organize and
carry on this Local union and have not
missed meeting until their recent de-
parture for the west. But We feel that
our loss will be gain to the new associa-
tions and community, and pray that God
may bless aud prosper them in their new
home.
Tho ladies' Of tho Tuesday reading
club were entertained by Mrs. Wm.
Irine Tuesday afternoon and evening.
The husbands OF the members were in.
vited into an elaborate tea, which had its
literary features. As each article OF diet
was served tho guests were expected to
quote poetic sentiment or give some
literary idea suggested by the article
served. Had this feature been ms CON-
plete as the elegant bill OF fare the whole
program would have been monumental
success.
Mrs. G. NJ. Hall is being visited by
her mother, Mrs. Smith Of Pueblo.
e. NJ. DUFF and Miss Grace Cham.
bers were married ut Columbus, Ks,
some uayb slnce.
Geo. Maxwell is working in the IN.
terest OF the Bankers Life insurance
company OF Lincoln, Neb.
L. w. Babcock made Hoehne, his
old home, visit last week.
Hon. Platt Wicks OF Pueblo, visited
his Rocky Ford possessions last week.
Mrs. Ollie Russel is having
Thanksgiving visit with her mother MIRA
Hornback, who is also entertaining her
brother, Chns Edmondson Of Pueblo.
-Chas. L. Green came down from
Denver last week in time to see his fa-
was accompanied by his wife.
II. A. Morgan. who has been work
ing on Pueblo pnpers for several months,
is visiting his father, j. H. Morgan, nenr
Rocky Ford.
IT. w. Hawkins mothcr having pass
ed the critical point in hcr illness he
came home from Hannibal, Mo, last Fri.
day. accompanied by his sister, Mrs.
Albright, who left on Saturday with her
son and daughter for their home In Sa.
Ida. Mr.. Albright having returned sever-
al days previous.
ID. +. King, general travelling freight
agent Of tho Missouri Pacific WIS in
town yesterday accompanied by Z. c.
Graham Of Ordway.
q. p. Salyer has moved to his neat
cottage home in tho southwestern part
Of town.
The illness OF Prof Bollcs with typhoid
fever has compelled the school board to
secure the temporary services OF Prof.
Kingsley who has been superintendent Of
the public schools Mt both Boulder and
Cripple Creek. Prof. Bollcs is making
excellent progress toward curly recovery.
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