Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-12-03
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Courtney Dehl left for Roswell, N. M,
on Tuesday.
Humphrey Best had business in La
Junta on Tuesday.
Elmer Conner left on Wednesday for
Los Angeles. Calf.
N. J. Nelson made business trip to
Pueblo last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Russell spent Mon
day with friends in Manzanola.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Johnston spent Fri
day and Saturday with friends in Pue-
bio.
| Ford Lewis and Ernest Nieholes. left
on Monday for Bakersfield. CAL, to work
in the oil fields.
Mrs. Claude E. Swink left for Fort
Collins on Wednesday to visit her par
ents and friends.
Mr., and Mrs. c. W. Taylor were
amongst the Rocky Ford visitors to Pue-
bio on Saturday,
Jake Larmore came In Tuesday from
an extended trip through California,
Oregon and Washington.
Miss Georgia Knause returned to her
home in Pueblo on Sunday. after a weeks
visit with Rocky Ford friends.
E. S. Morton left flor his home in Hal
stead, Kan. on Sunday. after pleasant
visit with W. Ken Robertson and wife.
Miss Mamie Jillson returned to her
home in La Junta on Tuesday. after sew
eral days visiting Rocky Ford friends.
Mss Fiossie Simonds returned on
Wednesday from an extended and pleas
ant visit with relatives and friends in
Kansas.
Boyd Forbes left for his home in
Buena Vista on Wednesday, after being
assured that his sister, Miss Bessie, was
improving.
A. L. Hinkle. agent at the Pueblo
Union depot, spent few hours in this
city on Tuesday with his old friend. W.
Ken Robertson.
Clyde Potter returned to his work in
Denver on Sunday after spending
his Thanksgiving vacation with his par
ents and Rocky Ford friends.
Mrs. Armstrong left for her home in
cimarron, Kan. on Friday. after
pleasant visit in this city with her
daughter, Mrs. W. r. Anderson.
Miss Winifred Fleetwood departed
Monday for home at Wayne. Neb.. after
a three months pleasant visit in this city
with her sister. Mrs. @. X. Johnson.
Dr.. Wolfe left early in the week with
tuberculosis patient from the Mennonite
sanitarium whom hs wished to see safe
ly to his old home in Staunton. Va.
DR.. Weaver was installed as pastor Of
the FRS. Presbyterian church on Tuesday
evening. The church was well filed to
witness the impressive ceremony OF in
duetion.
The following ladies spent the week
end in Pueblo: Mesdames Elser. Kel-
loRg, Stout, G. W. Lewis, E. Conner. G. c.
Maxwell. S. A. Matthew'S and Miss
Marks.
Miss Bessie Forbes, who for the past
two weeks has been seriously i'll with
typhoid fever at her home on South
Eleventh street is. we are glad to report,
improving.
Mrs. a. Addins.on is making round
Of farewell visits to Rocky Ford friends.
prior 70 her departure with Mr.. Adding
ton to Cortez. where they expect to make
their future home.
J. Carroll Braden returned to his
studies in the Colorado College at Colo
RADIO Springs on Monday. after pleas
ant Thanksgiving vacation spent with
Rocky Ford relatives and friends.
All members Of Wadsworth Post, No.
e5, G. A. R.. are requested to attend the
regular meeting this friday Afternoon.
Election of officers and voting upon an
amendment to the bylaws will oe the
important business transacted.
Ralph P. Collins has purchased from
Steele G. Ingranam their 500 acre ranch
on Dry creek. Consideration $4,000.
Mr.. Collins will develop this ranch with
Indian labor and within few years will
have one Of the most valuable ranches in
the county.
At the Methodist church Sunday morn
ing the Rev. DR.. R. A. Chase. District
Superintendent, will preach. In the
evening there will be special service o!
song. DR.. Rollins will give brief ad-
dress on "Muse." The public is cor
daily invited to all services OF the
church.