Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-03-19

PERSONAL
AND
LOCAL

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Mssdamss Hendricks and Nicely were
Pueblo visitors on Tuesday.
Fred Atkinson left on Friday last to
take up his future residence in Idaho
Falls. g
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Sprinkler returned
last evening from = few days visit in
Denver. -, :,
Harry Braden went up to Denver yes
terday for week end visit with his wife
and relatives.
Mrs. c. E. Bolton returned Tuesday
from pleasant visit with Mrs. Adding
ton Of La Junta. -.
Mrs. o. c. Lamberton left on Saturday
for Denver. where she intends to make
her future home.
Miss Thso Barkley left on Tuesday for
a weeks visit in Denver with her sister.
Mrs. E. J. Wilcox. =. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Asher left on
Wednesday for Pueblo. where they will
in the future reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Henry left on Tues
day for thei. future home in Montezuma
county. near Cortez. o.
The Ladies of the G. A. R. will meet
with Mrs. Crosier. South Twelfth street.
next Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Phsnieie returned
on Friday from an extended visit with
relatives in McPherson, Kan.
Miss Sarah Clark left for Wellington.
Kan, on Monday to make her home
there with her brother George.
Mrs. James Cullison had bone in her
arm fractured as the result Of fall in
the roller rink yesterday afternoon.
DR.. Fowler was down from Denver the
first Of the week. attending the annual
meeting Of the Prairie Land and lrigs-
ton Co.
Geo. o. Gould and son-In-law. George
Steering, left on Sunday with their fam
lies for Twin Falls, Idaho. where they
contemplate making their future homes.
l.. E. Kouns. the Fowler undertaken.
was in charge Of Sprinker's mortuary
psrlor on Tuesday and Wednesday.
while Mr.. Sprinkler was absent in Dem
yer.
George coffman. the real estate man.
Tuesday left for the Pseos Valley Of
Texas with j. A. Pstris and W. Boden-
hamsr. prospective settlers in the new
country.
Charlie Mellon. the Electric Light COM
pAny's right hand. man. is recovering
from threatened attack Of pneumonia.
He was able to bs out Tuesday after .
weeks layoff.
Rev. F. W. Otto returned yesterday
from Denver. where he had spent
couple Of days. His visit to the capitol
city was mainly for the purpose Of hear
ing Gypsy Smith.
Jas. F. North. who has been spending
his spring vacation in this city with his
brother, Attorney Paul M. North. left
yesterday TO resume his studies in the
Denver University.
After spending the winter with her
parents in Phoenix, Ariz-, Miss Estells
Mccoy returned on Tuesday and has re-
sumsd her old position as stsnograp pher
in the Rocky Ford National Bank.
The Enterprise 10 compelled to hold
over until next week an interesting COM
munieation from Superintendent Boles
giving report Of the recent meeting Of
school superintsndsnts in Chicago.
Miss Nellye Thompson Of Las Animas.
visited with Miss lrma Latson and other
Rocky Ford friends the fore part Of this
week. She left on Monday for Leadvilis
70. 40 extended visit with, her sister.
Alvin Koun.. driver Of the Wells Fargo
express wagon for several months. left
on Sunday for Colorado Springs 70 take
better position with the sans company.
Lester Seanland has taken his place
The gentlemen Of the G. E. Society en-
tsrtained the lady members at . "St.
Patriek's social IN the PRESBYTERIAN
!; church parlor last evening. A Roodly
crowd was present and everyone had a
good time.
To escape the importunit,es Of his
friends. vino were urging him to accept
the mayoralty nomination. and ineidently
to lock after some business matters. F.
Y. Hauek on Tuesday evening left for
points in Texas. where he will remain in
: seeusion until about April /.
Fred Noble and A. H. Award returned
on Tuesday from their trip to Cortez.
Mr.. Noble was 50 well pleased with the
Montezuma Valley country upon second