Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-30
PERSONAL
AND SOCIAL.
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PAL feature OF SHtSttliHiiSht was
guessing the names OF books which
were most originally represented.
Mrs. ]. +. Mckclvey was the fortu-
nate winner OF the prize, bunch OF
wild chrysan;hemums The hostess,
assisted by Meslames w. d. Lewis
and Harry Johnson served elegant re
ireshmrnts. The place cards were
pen and ink sketches OF Gibson heads.
All those present pronounce il most
enjoyable afternoon.
There Is JOY NJ the FL Captain over
the birth Of a fine boy Friday last.
And the Fl Captains Thanksgiving
dinner is 10 have special features III
honor Of the event.
John Van Horn has recently re-
turned from trip tn New Mexico
TO bring home 5000 sheep. He re-
ports the regent cold<unp much more
severe in New Mrvico than here
Lieut.. VIII Guthrie Of the regular
army last week made the home folks
visit. returning TO Fort Riley, Ks,
on Monday. Lieut.. Guthrie is with
the engineering branch OF the army,
preferred aud most honorable army
OF the national service.
Belle v'D Harbcrt returned Sliur-
day from Denver where she had been
attending the session OF the National
Grange held in that city last week
Mrs. Harbcr, was invited to assist
the State Agricultural College IN
holding farmers institutes over the
state. bu, has not fully determined
II she will accept or noi.-Manza-
nola Sun. i,
Ten or n dozen Of the teachers OF
the Rocky Ford school will leave
today to attend the Arkansas Valley
Teachers association in Pueblo.
A few days since the Enterprise
made a call en- T. r. Godding. Sr.. TO
note the annex to his home recently
completed. The chief feature OF the
new addition is an old-iash:oned fire.
place. which reminds Father Godding
OF his boyhood days. A bright wood
fire in this pioneer heater is much
more cheerful than . stove which
gives ou, no ray Of light. or hole
in the floor through which heat as
ccnds. Father Godding is greatly en-
joying the comforts OF this old-t'me
apartment.
j. NJ. Tucker ici, Wednesday to
spend the Thanksgiving vacation nj
hi. home in Colorado Springs.
The Woman's club held an interest
ing and well attended meeting as tho
home OF Mrs. John, Van Horn on
Saturday.
Miss Fan Snowdcn entertained a
number OF young people at an "Old
Maids" party on Monday evening.
The Every Tuesday Reading club
met this week with Mrs. II. G. Sig
man.
Mrs. G. II. Norton entertained all
those taking part in the home talent
play "Charlcy's Aunt" at supper at
her home after the play.
Abou; thirty young people. princ'-
pally Epworth Leagucrs. gave pleas
ant surprise 20 Miss Mabel Watson on
Monday evening by calling to spend
the evening. All present report
most enjoyable time. Miss Watson
leaves today for n visit in Denver.
Mrs. Geo. Hammond entertained
the o. D. T. club on Tuesday after.
noon. Mrs. John Rcincrs OF Grand
Island. Ncb.. was n guest OF the club.
Fred Abcrna,hy OF Pueblo was n
guest OF r. ]. Smith this week.
The San Souci club met this week
with Mrs. Kate Libby. The hostess
read an interesting paper on The
First Thanksgiving" Miss Cora Ste
vcns read an excellent paper. on why
Thanksgiving Day is Universally OBJ
served" The hostess served Nor
wcCian lunch.
Mrs. Floyd Hawlcy left Wednes-
day for Colorado Springs to spend
Thanksgiving with her mother.
Hon. q. W. Swink and wife were CAL
led to Butler. NO., to attend the funeral
Of Mrs. Mary Ann Evans. sister OF Mr..
Swink. Before returning Mr.. Swlnk
spent several days in Kansas City being
q delegate to the ans-Mississippi Com
mereial Congress.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Morrow are enjoy
ing visit from a neiee. Mss Marie
Stewart Of Magnolia, Iowa,
Mrs. Frank Briehamhas returned from
= trip to Denver.
H. Best and wife will leave in = few
days for Hot Springs. Ark. for stay OF
three months.
Miss Katharine Ritehis left this morn
ing for Denver to take up the nurses
training course in st. Luke's Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. j. M. Kinney have re-
turned from visit with their son, Walter,
At cimsrron. Kas.
4 family dinner was enjoysd At the
home Of Father and Mother codding
yesterday.
Mrs. J. F. MeKslvey entertained . few
ladies on Wednesday afternoon in honor
Of Mrs. Reimers.
The afternoon Whist club meets with
Mrs. A. N. jackson today.
Mrs. d. v Burrell Is now eonvalsse-
Ing after thirty-five days seIRe wit h