Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-09-10
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A. ~Latson made a business trip to
Pueblo on Tuesday.
l. D. Hale and daughter Gladys went
up to Denver on Tuesday.
Clyde Clore is visiting friends In Dem
yer and Longmont this week.
Herbert Kinney left on Friday last for
Liberty, Mo-, to enter the William Jewel
College.
Mrs. H. G. Sigman returned on Friday
from an extended visit with her sisters in
Kansas City.
Sidney Shaw OF Blue Mound. Kan.
spent the latter part Of Fair week in this
city with W. H. Hickox.
F. J. Gretchen and family returned
no me Saturday frcm their summers out
ing at Colorado Springs.
Mrs. J. S. Seeley left on Saturday for
Cokedale. after spending the summer at
her old home in this city.
Gillie Voorhees,. of Rariton, ILL.,. left for
home early in the week. after pleasant
visit with F. J. Gretchen.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Raymond Of Cherry
vale. Kan. spent Fair week in this city
with R. S. Beymer and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hemice of New
York left for Denver on Monday. after a
pleasant visit with Lumbar Bros.
Mrs. Lumbar. who has been visiting
her sons, James and Ira Lumbar. left on
Monday for her home in Hope. Kan.
Mesdames Will Howe of Delta and
Frank Howe of Colorado Springs were
visiting Rocky Ford friends during Fair
week.
Harry Waggoner left for his home in
Sedalia. Mo-. on Friday last, after a
pleasant visit at the home Of H. H.
Sehott.
Mrs. w. L. Butler. of Monmouth. ILL.,. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. J. A. Johnson. and
niece, Mrs. F. J. Gretchen. and Rocky
Ford friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Hohnbaum and
children returned home on Tuesday from
a pleasant two weeks outing on their des-
ert land claim near Ayr.
Mrs. J. o. Baker and mother. Mr..
Syour Of Humbolt. Kan. left on Tuesday
for Colorado Springs. to see the sights
and visit the formers son "Jim" Baker.
Ben White left for his home in Green
vile. Kan. on Monday. after pleasant
visit with his cousin. j. W. Lawton. and
old time friends in this city and oloney.
Elmer Conner is reported to be recover
ng from an attack Of appendicitis. that
has confined him to the home OF his
sister. Mrs. E. E. Swink. for the past
week.
The Misses Minnie and Lydia Pregge
left on Friday for their home in Sedalia.
NO.. after an extended visit in this city
with their sister. Mrs. n. n. Seho... and
family.
Miss Ruth Bingham, after a pleasant
Rocky Ford friends left for Chicago on
Saturday, to resume her studies in the
Art Institute.
The Ladies Of the G. A. R. will meet at
tho residence of Mrs. Alice X. Green,
500 N. Twelfth street. next Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock. all members are
requested to be present.
Mrs. c. r. Bowker. Miss Grummon.
Mark benson. VIII and Ed Skinner.
Messrs and aesdames w. J. Raymond
and R. S. Beymer constituted a party
that left this city on Tuesday for ten
days outing at Rowerman.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Caffery returned
to their home in Denver on Saturday
after pleasant visit at the Price and
Lance homes on North Eighth street.
They Of course enjoyed Watermelon Day
and the big Arkansas Valley Fair.
After a summers rest the regular
weekly meetings Of Valley Lodge. No. ee.
X. of p. were resumed last Monday night.
A goodly attendance will no doubt be out
next Monday night, when the delegates to
the recent grand lodge convention submit
their report.
S. 4. Mcdonald left Tuesday on his
motor cycle on the return trip to his home
in Denver. Mr.. Mcdonald reported that
he enjoyed his trip down by power bike
though he would not care to make such a
a long run daily-and he had fine time
at the Fair. which was as good as he had
ever attended.
H. ~
N. NJ, were amongst the old-time resi-
dents who enjoyed our big Fair L. j..
returned homo with the Watermelon
Day crowd. but Mrs. Edmunds is length
fka ax, ;nur-,ant hu M l,ircr a visi. To