Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-08-14
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Mrs. o. c. Lamberton. |
Mrs. W. R. Hardey went to Denver on
Wednesday to visit relatives.
Mrs. H. W. Lance is visiting Mrs. Fred
Sabin of La Junta this week.
A. L. Cash and J. w. McCloskey were
up from La Junta on Sunday.
J. R. Cunningham returned Tuesday
from an outing in the mountains.
Miss Nellie Fyffe left Tuesday on a
visit to friends in Colorado Springs.
John E. Godding returned Tuesday
from fishing trip to the Gunnison.
Miss May Bowman returned Wsdnes-
day from months visit at Florence.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. MecasItill left on
Friday for a month stay in the mountains.
H. L. Mcmillan of Alada, ILL.,. spont
Saturday in this city with Reid S. Tur-
ner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. J. Wilson returned
Friday from visit with friends at West
cliffe.
Miss Edith Wallace is reported to be
recovering from a recent attack OF
typhoid fever.
Mrs. Ca rrie E. Money. county superin-
tsndsnt OF schools, was up from La Junta
on Wednesday.
Miss Ada Samples is in from Kansas
City. visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. B. Samples.
Mrs. R. T. Shrk returned Saturday
from an extended visit with relatives and
friends in Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Bateman returned
Sunday from six weeks visit with rela-
tivss at Mansfield. Ill.
r. T. Anderson. Of Anderson Bros.
good clothes store" returned to his home
in Denver on Saturday.
County Assessor Adsmund was up from
La Junts on Tuesday to attend the funeral
Of his late friend. R. c. Maltby.
g. 3. Samples on Monday shipped 40
crates OF eantaloupes to Denver. receive
ing S. for poneys and 81 for standards
Reid S. Turner. manager Of Anderson
Bros. store. returned Friday from most
enjoyable automobile trip to Central
Kansas.
Mrs. B. U. Dye. Miss Nellie Flint and
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond spent part Of the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Dye.
Manzanola.
| Mrs. S. Graham Of Neodesha, Kan,
arrived Monday upon visit to her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Hines, and Rocky
Ford friends.
Roscoe Ward. a young lad who had
recently stolen a bicycle from T. F.
Dobbs. was sent to the State Industrial
school a, Golden on Wednesday.
After little over a years freedom
from editorial harness W. H. Butteriied
will next week again take charge Of the
Rocky Ford Gazette. having this week
yepurchased that paper.
| Pointers On how to raise poultry will bo
dispensed at an institute To be held IN
City Park on Saturday. Aug. %. Prom
inent lecturers will be present and every
poultry feneler should hear them.
Members Of the K. and L. OF 5. are re-
quested to note the change IN neeang
nights. Commencing one week from TO-
night the Council will hereafter meet on
the FIRST and third Friday evenings OF
each month.
G. W. Oliver returned Monday from FL
Centro. Cal, where he had spent several
montha in the eantaloupe business. Like
many of the returning Fordtes. Mr.. OIL
yer thinks the Arkansas Valley pretty
fair country TO tie to all the year around.
W. c. Steele returned Wednesday from
two months visit with relatives and
friends at Dayton, Ohio. Gloucester.
Mass. and Niagara Falls. N. Y. The in
tense heat was very enervating to
Westerner and Mr.. Steele was glad to
&c. home.
W. W. Thomas and family returned last
Friday from an extended trip through
Northwest Canada and Montana. Mr..
Thomas says he saw some mighty fine
country. but none u compare with the
Arkansas Valley and he will again make
his home here.
The Presbyterian Sunday school had
picnic in Rolanders grove yesterday. 1t
was a big affair. hay wagons and al
sorts Of eonveyanees being rsquisitioned
to carry the crowd to and from the picnic
grounds. Everyone who attended had
delightful time.
At last Rocky Ford is being reeoRniz-
ed by the Santa Fe as an ideal place for
Fasteners to visit Liberal stopover
privileges are now granted all who wish.
and as result many Of them v i'll spend
few days 10 our beautiful city. while on
their way to the mountains.