Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-11-19
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PERSONAL
AND
LOCAL

G. K. Johnson spent Saturday in Ord
| way.
Joel w. Todd was attending to legal
business in Lamar on Wednesday,.
W. F. and F. A. Karpe returned on
Friday last from trip to Bessie. Okla.
T.JSmirl left Saturday for an extended
business trip to Kansas City and vicinity
G. M. Hall was attending to some ditch
b usiness in Colorado Springs on Tuesday,
Mrs. W. N. Randall returned home on
Sunday from short visit with friends in
Trinidad.
dad" Byrum left for his old home in
Miss on Tuesday, to spend the re-
mainder of the winter.
Miss Charlins Cover went up to Colo
RADIO Springs on Friday for = three
weeks visit with friends.
Claude Ayrss Is enjoying = visit from
his mother. who arrived on Sunday from
her home in Washington. Kan.
The Ladies Of g. a. R. will meet with
S1IDs AuC0 H. SIOoIls WV A<OsSA "OAsS
street, next Tuesday afternoon.
"Bud" Devinnsy and wife Of Cameron.
No., came in Yesterday upon . visit to
MIR. and Mrs. Claude c. Matthew.
Mrs. J. N. Kinney left on Wednesday
for a months visit with relatives and
friends in Kansas City, Liberty and
Oseeola. Mo.
Judge Essex returned to his home In
Pueblo on Tuesday. after day spent in
this city attending the meeting Of the
Timpas Creek Co.
Mrs. B. F. Newby departed on Monday
for her home in Brawley. Calf. after .
pleasant visit with her son Lester and
Rocky Ford friends.
Father J. E. meGaviek came in from
Chicago on Friday to look after his real
estate interests and spend a few days
with Rocky Ford friends.
Wantsd.-One hundred fathers. at the
First Baptist Baptist church on Sunday
evening. Nov. 81. to hear the sermon
THE Fathers Obligation 10 His Son."
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Green returned on
Tuesday from Tulsa. Okla. where they
were called some three weeks ago by the
sudden death Of Mrs. Green's brother.
L. L. Lewis.
DR.. Bulstts, Of Pueblo. will b at
Hotel FL Captain. Rocky Ford. Friday.
Dec. 5rd. Practice limited TO diseases
Of the eye. ear. nose and throat and 1T
ting glasses.
The M. E. Ladies Aid society had the
banner social Of the season at the home
Of Mrs. H. H. Sehott yesterday afternoon.
At least SO ladies were present and they
had u splendid time.
B. Byars, who has been quite III at
the Pollock hospital for the past week. is
reported to be steadily recovering and
hopes to be able to attend to his store
duties by the first Of the week.
Misses Mary and Nettie Caldwell re-
turned last Wednesday from an extend
ed visit with relatives and friends in ILL.,
nois and Missouri. While away they took
in the St. Louis centennial, and other
wise enjoyed the trip.
Word was this week received from
Roy Mote. the popular young shortstop OF
the Rocky Ford baseball team during
the season Of 1903. stating that he had
quit the printing business and had &C
eepted position in a clothing store at
Dennison. Iowa.
H. J. Sprinkler returned on Saturday
from Coldwater. Kan. and reports that
the double wedding Of his sisters-in .law
was happily eonsummated. as per sehed-
ule. The wedding was double one in
every sense. as the two sisters were
married to two brothers.
The Enterprise is printing daily paper
this week. It is called THE Christian
Messenger" is published by the Christian
church. and appears to be attracting con-
siderable interest to the revival meetings
being conducted by Rev. Stiles and
Slater, "the singing evangelist"
| Attorney G. A. Mackey Of Johnson
Kan, was in town this week to attend to
legal business and also to accompany
Mrs. Maekey home after her long illness
in Kansas City. Mrs. Mackey has been
for the past month recuperating her
health with her mother. Mrs. E. Shumate.
In letter this week received by the
Enterprise from J. M. Little-who left
here for Mutual, Okla. some two weeks
ago to take charge Of some cement work
l-hs says II is very windy and disagree
able there and "one knows how to ap-
preciate Colorado after having lived here