Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-04-09
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Pueblo this week,
Jos. H. Price made a business trip to
Denver on Tuesday.
c. w. Benedict, cashier of the Fowler
State Bank. spent Saturday in Rocky
Ford.
Mrs. H. Van Buskirk went up to Pue-
bio yesterday. for short visit with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Randall are rejoic-
ing over the addition of bouncing baby
boy to their family circle on Monday.
Mrs. Matte S. Hulse is reported to be
recovering from severe illness that has
confined her to her home for the past
week.
Mrs. v. A. Moore and daughter. Miss
Grace. returned home Monday from
visit of several days with friends in La
Junta.
Receiver Hall yesterday received
mammoth safe-in which to keep the
funds of the defunet State Bank. we
presume.
Chas. F. Mcintosh left on Tuesday for
Utah, to engage in the fruit and eanta-
loupe business for Pit.sburg commits
sion house.
"A Message from Mars" one Of the
best attractions of the season. will be
presented at the Grand by a capable
company on April l6.
Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Stamp returned
on Saturday from Delta with the intsn-
ton Of spending the summer at least In
their Rocky Ford homs.
Mrs. Ray Ksrnsy and sister Miss Mary
Goblin left yesterday for Los Angeles,
Calif.. to make an extended visit with =
sister, Mrs. Annie Jsffriss.
The otsro Grocery Co. has been quite
busy for several days moving into the
store adjoining their old location. corner.
Railroad avenue and Tenth street.
An Eastsr sermon with special music |
in the Presbyterian church on Sunday
morning. In the evening the Wsstmin- |
stsr chorus will render the eantata Res
direction"
The pastors subject at the Baptist
church next Sunday morning will b.
The Triumphant Christ" in the evening.
Ever Changing" Special Easter music
at each service. =
Senator Sapp returned to his home in
Gunnison on Wednesday. after lending
valuable assistance to his son-in-law. J.
r. o'Connor. in perfeeting the deal for
the Rocky Ford Tribune.
Rev. Stiles will begin his pastorate in
the Christian church on Sunday. Morn
ing subject, "The Easter Earthquake.
evening. The Easter Experiences of
Mary Magdalin."
The Ladies of G. A. R. will meet with
Mrs. Sarah Martin. 5ol North Tenth
street, next Tuesday afternoon at 2
o'clock. All comrades and their wives
are invited to the social meeting.
The X. X. Klub's initial dance on Tues
day evening was the most successful
event Of the kind that has been held in
this city for a long time. and in fact
many who attended say that it has never
been exeelled.
G. M. Halls and L. r. Fenlason's Elm
avenue offices have been in the hands Of
carpenters and painters for the past
week. They have been remodelled, re-
decorated and beautiied until you'd
scarcely know the old stands-from the
inside.
L. r. Fenlason returned on Wednesday
from Pueblo, where he had for several
days been rndulging IN mineral baths and
otherwise reeuperatinR from threatened
nervous breakdown. His health was
much benefited and he has resumed his
work with renewed vigor.
A Sunrise Prayer Meeting" will begin
the Easter Sunday services in the Metho-
dist church at $40 a. m. The Knights
Templar will assemble at o'clock and
listen to a sermon on "The Resurrection"
by the pastor. At the evening service the
choir will render an Easter eantata.
Attorney E. c. Glenn returned We'd
nesday from Pueblo. where he had been
for several days assisting his brother. ".
M. Glenn. in his campaign for the city
authorship. Mr.. Glenn spent the early
part Of the winter in Rocky Ford and
made many friends who will Be pleased
to learn that he was one Of the Republi-
can city officials elected.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. MeKelvey left on
Tuesday for Brownsville. Tex. where
they will spend the summer. As reported
by tie Enterprise last week. Hauek &