Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-10-01
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FL. Gretchen had business in Pueblo
on Tuesday.
Harry Grove left for Brownsville
Tex, on Sunday.
The Misses Cook spent Tuesday with
friends in Pueblo.
Harry Braden went to Colorado
Springs on Monday.
W. B. Vaudeville returned yesterday
from a business trip to Denver.
Mesdames A. S. Johnson and G. W.
Lewis spent Monday in Pueblo.
A. W. Shelton returned to his home in
Colorado Springs on Wednesday,.
George Teats is building handsome
farm home on his place south of town.
Mrs. Ella M. Jackson is spending a
couple of weeks at Excelsior Springs. Mo.
WI. Brown returned on Wednesday
from a three weeks stay in Excelsior
Springs. Mo.
Mrs. J. A. Lawson returned home on
Monday from Pueblo, where she had
spent the summer.
Bert Lawyer and wife returned Mon
day from a fishing and hunting trip In
the Gunnison country.
Mrs. T. H. Stratton returned .homs on
Friday last from a pleasant summers
outing at Guffsy. Colo.
Mrs. T. F. Dobbs and family returned
home on Monday from q pleasant visit
with relatives in Lincoln, Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Dukats and Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Rockefeller start tomorrow
for weeks outing at the Csdars.
chas. Reeker returned Monday from
Boulder, where he had bssn attending
the STATE eonelavs Of knight Tsmplars.
Peter Gsrrinesr's new house on South
Fourth street is nearing completion and
he hopes to move in within few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Goodnsr left Mon
day night for visit with relatives and
friends in Missouri. Iowa, Illinois and
Ohio.
Superintendent Phillips left on Tues
day for one Of his periodical visits to the
schools in the northwestern part Of the
country.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. winterhalter left
on Tuesday for San Francisco. where the
latter will make an extended visit with
relatives.
TIA. Dolan. J. Smith and L. DeGroff
comprised party Of prospective home
seekers who left for the Montezuma VAL
ley on Wednesday.
Blu. Dye returned home on Monday
from trip to Trinidad. where ne was
investigating the coal lands owned by
the Colorado Agricultural College.
Rev. Peter Ruder and family arrived
on Tuesday from Fruita, Colo. Rev.
Ruder Is the recently appointed pastor Of
the Rocky Ford German Lutheran Evan
Relist church.
A Areeord-break king crowd Of 800 at
tended the Rally Day exercises in the
Presbyterian church on Sunday morning.
and greatly enjoyed the fine program
that had been prepared.
W. r. Hardey this week moved into
the Steele residence on South Main street.
and his mother. Mrs. Eta L. Hardey,
Is moving into the house he has vacated.
corner Of Seventh and Walnut
A called meeting Of the l. o. T. M.
will be held in Oddfellows hall on Thurs
day afternoon. Oct. z. for the purpose Of
bidding farewell to Commander Fronia
Lamon. All members are urged to attend.
Extensive alterations were this week
commenced upon Joel W. Todd's residence
on South Seventh street, and when COM
pleted he will have q cory home with a
bath room and all the modern improve
ments.
Rev. Albert Hit, former pastor Of ths
German Lutheran church. returned We'd
nesday from Topeka. Kan. where he had
spent the past five months. With his
family Rev. Hit expects to make his fu-
ture home in this city.
Judge MeCaskill and wife Of Chicago.
spent last week with their nephew. Hon.
W. H. MecasIill. and wife. The Judge
was former eattleman Of Colorado and
finds many changes hsrsabouts. whore
he used to range his herds before Rocky
Forehad attained to even place upon the
map Of the Arkansas Valley.
W. W. Lsmon, the 4. B. S. Cos head
farmer. was on Tuesday able to Be up
and about after . weeks severe illness.
He Is making arrangements to take an
extended and mueh-nesded rest just as
soon a. the company can find q capable