Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-03-05
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John Anderson and family moved to
Ordway OH Tuesday.
F. A. Edwards spent the fore part Of
the week in Colorado Springs.
Mrs. M. S. Martin returned Wednesday
from visit with her brother in Kansas
City.
P. X. Blinn left for Fort Collins on
Tuesday. to spend few days at the Ag-
rieultural College.
Manager Todd announces that the best
troupe of the seasonal Knight for aDay"
will play here March "a.
Frank John returned last Friday from
his sad mission to the old home Of his de-
ceased wife at Leon, Iowa.
The Ladies of the G. A. R. will meet
with Mrs. Sleeth. North Fourteenth street
next Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs. A. P. Kendig and mother. Mrs.
Brail,loft yesterday for Los Angeles. Cal.
to spend few months with the doctors
father.
c. F. Ames, who has been assisting H..
c. Morse. the jeweler. for several months,
left for Salida on Sunday to accept a
position.
B. W. Hopper got back Saturday from
pleasant visit to Brownsville, Texas,
where he reports MS bee colony to have
passed the winter in good shape.
A surprise party was held on Miss Ber-
tina Keeper last Friday evening. The CO.
terie OF young friends who composed the
party report most enjoyable. time.
Matt Hall. the wellknown Barton's
Corners farmer. left on Friday for Yates
Center. Kans..to fix up and dispose of an
so-aere tract of land he owns there.
j. M. Shaulis. manager Of the Garwood
seed store. has got things fixed in the old
Gobin-Deemer stand. and is now ready
to heartily welcome all friends who may
call.
S. H. Sherman, the peanut man. suff-
cred a stroke Of apoplexy on Monday and
has since been confined to his home.
Late reports state that he is on the
mend.
W. X. Winterhalter. consulting agrieul-
turist for the A. 3. S. Co.. leaves today
for California, to spend = month or so in
directing the planting Of this seasons crop
fer his company.
J. A. Scott and E. Simons left via
wagon route on Wednesday for Sterling.
Colo. where they will engage in dry
farming. Mrs. Scott will follow by
train in a few days.
At the regular meeting Of Rocky Ford
Farmers Union last Saturday evening
there were many visiting members pres
ent from the various locals up and down
the Arkansas Valley.
Mrs. B. F. Altman writes US that they
are now eomfo'tably settled in their rev
home at Kuteh. where the Enterprise.
with its news Of Rocky Ford friends. will
be a welcome weekly visitor.
His many friends will be pleased to
learn that Harry Kelsav is recovering
from his recent severe illness and il
everything goes well re will De able to be
about again in couple Of weeks.
A Stocking Social will be given by
the Court Of Honor after the regular
meeting tonight. It's a safe bet that
many dilatory members will be present
claiming they're from Missouri
Joe Sehrsm departed on Tuesday for
Seattle. VAST. where he intends to To-
cate. As soon as ne can find a suitable
place Mrs. Sehram and daughters will
join him in the hustlng western city.
John M. Sehu,h. for ;hs past l 9 months
an employe of the English Lumber Co., in
this city. has been apr ointed manager Of
the company's yard at Swirk. and on
Friday moved his family to the latter
place.
William Winter leaves today for his
home IN Grossman, Gre. after having
pleasantly spent the winter in this city
with his daughters. Mesdames Sam Bluff
and Belle Cieken on. and old Rocky Ford
friends.
J. F. MeKelvev. who has been some
what on the sick lit for while. left TINS
week en- trip To Gulf Coast for change
and rest. Ho joined the excursion patty
Of lanoseekers which left for Texas on
Tuesday.
G. Fleiseher. landscape gardener Of
Pueblo. Is engaged IN laying ou. the
grounds Of the A. 3. S. Co. surrounding
the factory in a private mark with a beau
tiful system Of driveways. 1t is designed
to make the grounds one Of the beauty
spots Of the Arkansas Valley.
J. W. Love returned on Sunday to COL