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spent Wednesday with friends IN this
city.
Will Dukes was down from Denver on
a home visit this week. He returned
"Wednesday.
Will E. Wolf returned to Denver on
Wednesday. after short visit with
Rocky Ford friends.
Messrs. Hedges and Slussar Of the G.
O.sD. Groc. Co. returned Wednesday
from hunting trip to the Cedars.
Julia R. Stretz of Bonneville. Mo-, ar
rived Saturday upon-a visit to her grand
mother. Mrs Eva Edwards of 200 Swink
avenue.
Mayor Pollock is to be seen on the
street again after a whole week of
seclusion caused by an acute attack of
asthma.
The subject for next Sundays service
| by the Christian Science, IN their hall in
the Hagen block, will be "Probation
After Death"
Mr.. and Mrs H. S. Stovall returned to
their home in Pueblo on Monday. after
few days visit at the homes of E. N. Ross
and Hugh Smith.
The Columbine Club dance on Tuesday
night was we'll attended and greatly en-
ioyed. The music is said to have been
especially fine.
The W. M. c. of the Baptist church
will hold their regular monthly meeting
next Tuesday afternoon at 2:5o o'clock,
at the home Of Mrs. H. Best.
Rev. S. c. Green returned from the
Western slope yesterday morning. and will
hold services in the Baptist church next
Sunday morning and evening.
All members of the o. E. S. that are
going to Manzanola by autos on Oct. %
please meet at Masonic Hall by 200 p.
m. sharp. BY order Of W. M.
On his way to Shawnee. Okla. from
his former home in Pueblo. Alfred Brad
ley stopped off Sunday for short visit
with his sister, Mrs. Louis Toillon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. 3. Curliss and Mr..
and Mrs. J. M. Shaulis returned last week
from an extended and very enjoyable
visit to their old home at Dysart, Iowa.
Mrs. T. S. St. John and daughter. Miss
Stella, returned Wednesday from an ex-
tended visit with friends and relatives in
Kansas City and other points in Kansas.
Rev. Davenport is in Boulder this week
attending the PRESBYTERIAN Synod. He
will be absent over Sunday. and no SER
vices will therefore be held in the Pres
byterian church.
Laeies Of the G. A. r. will meet with
Mrs. Gertrude Crosier. on South Twelfth
street next Tuesday afternoon. All COM
rades and wives. together with their
friends invited to be present
Mrs. c. E. Bolton on Wednesday re-
ceived the welcome news that she had
been awarded the first capital prize in
the Pueblo Star Journals voting contest
The prize is a sl,5oo Rambler touring
cara pretty nice premium.
The Eobert Seed Co. yesterday re-
eeived notice Of having taken first prize
on crate Of eantaloupes exhibited at the
Sixteenth National Irrigation Congress in
Albuquerque, N. M. The variety shown
was vanBuskirk's Melted Rock.
George Smith. banker from Hancock,
Mimi. and A Laehlan. G. T. A. Of the
Milwaukee R. r. at Kansas City. both Of
whom are interested in the Prairie Land
and Irrigation Co.. are enjoying few
days duck hunting out at the Swink res
ervoir.
Mr.. and. Mrs. J. W. Rice left On Mon
day for Illinois. but they only iRot as far
as La Junta when it was learned that the
tracks about Lamar had been washed
out and all eastern trains were cancelled |
So they returned to Rocky Ford and will
delay their contemplated trip for week |
or so.
David Hamm. wife and mother. G.
Miller and wife. W. r. Cline and Hugh
Hickman composed party Of Fordtes
who left for Garden City. Kan. las. Fri
day, to attend the district and Sunday
school meetings Of the Church Of the
Brethren. The conventions were ex-
peeted to last four days.
The Grand opera house has been en-
gagged BY the Christian church for the
evening Of Nov. "a. when Williams Orig |
inal Dixie Jubilee Singers. reputed to be
the finest company Of eolored artists on
the road. will entertain the people Of
Rocky Ford. The concert is given under
the auspices Of the Christian church and
the proceeds are to be applied upon the
church piano.