Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-09-03
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Miss Nora Wallace of Van Vert, Ohio.
is guest of Estelle Mccoy.
Bert Beymer and wife returned Tues
day from visit to the Seattle Fair.
Miss Ethel Byers is down from Canon
City this week visiting friends at Rocky
Ford.
| J. M. Gee and family returned this
week from a pleasant overland trip to
Maxwell, N. M.
III. Attsbery came down from Dem
YER on Tuesday to take in the big Arkan-
sas Valley Fair.
Miss :Oetavia Hall returned Monday
from a pleasant visit with relatives In
Los Angeles. Calf.
Mrs. Evans. of Tucumcari. N. M. is
visiting her sister. Miss A. Page. Of
South Eleventh street.
Miss Lou Belle jolly Of St. Louis. Mo-.
arrived Tuesday upon a visit to her
aunt, Miss Ruth Cramer.
Mrs. M. Snyder and daughter. Of Victor.
Colo. are Fair visitors this week. the
guests Of old-tims friends.
c. w. Richard and fsmily left on Friday
for their home in Corydon. Iowa. after .
months pleasant stay in this city.
J. Carol Braden returned Sunday
from . msnths visit with friends In Kan
sas City and other points in Kansas.
Rev. F. W. Otto left on Wednesday to
attend the annual Methodist eonfsrsn GO.
which is meeting in Pueblo this week.
Miss Roxie Anderson returned Friday
from two months visit with friends In
Canon City. Florence. Cripple Creek and
Pueblo.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. Rsifel, Mrs. F. p.
Soupssst and families returned home on
Saturday from two weeks outing At
Manitou.
Miss Ruby Cobb. Of St Joseph. Mo,
and Bsrnies Cobb. Of Colorado Springs,
are spending fair week In town. The
guests Of their cousin. Miss Grace Moore.
Mrs. Carrie Hogan. Of North Thirtssnth
street. 10 this week enjoying visit from
her sister. Mrs. Jennie Barnes. and her
nisess, Miss Josie Kinney and Mrs. Carrie
Tuttls. all from Ellis. Kansas. -.
Mrs. Andrew Kushn and two sons Of
Sioux Falls. S. D.. on their way home
from . trip to California and the Seattle
fair. are spending the week at the home
Of Mayor and Mrs. H. Van Buskirk
Miss Carolyn North left On Monday for
Roswell. N. M. to assume the position Of
musical instructor in the high school at
that place. Her many Rocky Ford friends
wish Miss Moth success in her new posi-
ton. (,
George Price, banker Of LindsburR,
Kan. with his wife and family. who
have been making the trip to the Coast
and Seattle far. spent Tuesday IN this
city with their old friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
N. J. Nelson.
Miss Cora Lance. who has accepted .
position as teacher in the Rocky Ford
schools. arrived Saturday from her for
mer home in Cabot. Vt. and is getting
settled at the home Of her brother. H. W.
Lance. on North Eighth street.
Police Judge William Green and wife
returned home last Friday from pleas
ant visit with relatives in Utah and the
northern part Of Colorado. where they
spent couple Of weeks on the way back
from the national G. A. R. eneampment
at Salt Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. S. Woodruff and
daughters. Misses Lena and Jack Wood
ruff. leave today after a short but
pleasant visit with Mrs. Woodruff's
mother. Mrs. M. J. Anderson. They in
tend to take in the Aloska-Y -Youkon OK
position at Seattle before returning to
their home in Roswell. N. M.
Prof. and Mrs. H. |. Mitchell returned
Monday and have been busily engaged in
setting their new home on North Eighth
street in order. During the summer the
professor has been farming near Sugar
City and he has attained = brawny ap-
pearanes that may stand him in hand
when he resumes his high school duties.
4 postal card request to change the
address Of the paper this week notified
the Enterprise that Mr.. and Mrs. J. F,
MeKelvsy had left Brownsville. Tex, and
> were now in San Diego. Calf. The card
also bore the pleasing news that his
summer in Texas had greatly benefited
Mr.. MeElvey's health and he will b vel
and strong when he returns home thi.
fall.
A farewell reception will be tenderee
Rev, and Mrs. w. L QaYanport in ths