Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-10-08
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Fred Johnston spent Wednesday in
Pueblo.
Clyde Clore went up to Denver on
Monday. ~
Miss Hoehstedler spent Wednesday
with friends in Pueblo. ..
George Diehl made business trip to
Fowler on Wednesday.
H. M. Minor spent the fore part Of the
week in Pueblo on legal business.
Mrs. Alice Hanna sleft for Alturas.
Calf, on Tuesday to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Meyer spent Sun
day with friends in Sugar City.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Cover left on Sat-
urday for Sedalia, NO., to visit relatives
and friends.
Walter Bergen of St. Louis arrived
Tuesday upon visit to his sister. Mrs.
Willis Boyd. and family.
Mrs. Ed Haffnsr and family returned
home on Sunday fran an extended visit
with relatives in Corydon. Iowa.
DR.. e. W. Kearby left on Wednesday
for St. John. Kan. to enjoy ten day 5
vacation with his son and family.
Sidney Hirsehberg left for his home in
Chicago on Wednesday. altar pleasant
visit with his cousin. M. L. Meyer.
The Misses Avery and Mccoy went up
to Denver on Wednesday. for = few days
visit with friends in the capital city.
Mrs. J. c. Rex left for Denver on Mon
day. to spend few weeks at the home
Of her daughter. Mrs. D. W. Barley.
Miss Kate Robb arrived Saturday from
Abilene. KAN, to help nurse her father.
who has been seriously i'll for several
months.
Miss Mabel Wallace returned last week
from = three months visit with relatives
and friends in Chicago and other points
in Illinois.
Mrs. g. p. Randall is this week en-
joyinR a pleasant visit from her aunts.
the Misses Rebecea and Elizabeth Will
Jams. Of Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Mcdowell Of Santa
Ana. Calf. are spending the week in this
city with the formers sister. Mrs. J. G.
Vaughn. and family.
Mrs. John Porter and son Glenn return
cd home on Monday. night from their sad
journey to Denver with the remains OF
THAR late husband and father.
Rev. L. v. Stiles left for Boulder on
Tuesday to attend the state convention
Of the Christian church. which last even
ing closed three days session.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Winters returned
home last Friday from an extended and
pleasant visit with relatives and friends
in Ohio. Pennsylvania and New York.
Mrs. George c. Maxwell left for Ex.
eslsior Springs. NO.. on Monday. to re.
euperate from. a severe nervous trouble
with which she has recently been affiet-
ed.
W. R. Dye on Monday shipped his fam
Gus trotter. Dewey Dillon. to Albuquer-
que. N. NJ. where no expects to capture
some Of the big purses hung up in the
racing events next week.
A fair sized crowd attended the OPEN
ing dance Of the season given by the
X. X. Klub on Wednesday evening. 1t
was a most enjoyable affair and was
pronounced success BY all present
About forty Of Master Ronald Jaekson's
young friends gathered at the jackson
home on North Ninth street Tuesday
evening and msrrily celebrated his If
tssnth birthday. They report having a
jolly good time.
J. H. Crowley went up to Canon City
on Wednesday. to get few pointers on
the latest approved methods Of harvest
ing the apple crop. Upon his return the
apple picking season will begin in ear
nest at his big fruit orchard:
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Shelton leave today
for PittsburR. Pa. to attend the great
centennial celebration Of the Christian
church. Afterward they will visit rela-
tivss in Indiana and expect to be absent
from home at least month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Batss arrived from
oxnsrd. calif.. on Friday last for few
days visit with the lattsr's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. M. L. Ford. Mr.. Bates left on
Monday for Denver to accept q position
~ chemist with the Great Western
Sugar Co.
This years bsst crop Is known to be
sxessdingly heavy. but Il will surely be .
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