Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-06-04
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PERSONAL
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LOCAL J

N. Cohn. ,. former Denver merchant, u
visitor 1T the home Of his brother-in-
law ~. L. Meyer.
Eelrs. John Porter was called to Denver
J early in the week by the dangerous i'll
ness of her father.
The Misses Arnold and Blanche Brown
of La Junta spent Sunday in this city
with Miss Yer Stesg.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Barrett Of Pueblo
are visiting the latter's father, w. e. Law
ton. and Rocky Ford friends this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Karpe left or
Monday for six weeks visit with friends
at their old home in Faribault. MINI.
Mrs. r. M. Pollock and daughter. Mis-.
Flossie, want up to Colorado Springs or
Tuesday, for two weeks visit with rela-
tives and friends.
! Mrs. Dave Best is now the proud pos
SCISSOR Of the new and handsome E. M. F.
auto brought down from Denver last
week by tho otero Auto Co.
! Alden and Aldo Osborn. who have been
visiting at the Everett Bowman home for
the past six months. left for their home In
Burns City. Ind, on Tuesday.
J.L. Kellogg left for Greeley this week
where he will attend the summer Nor
NAL and brush up for his new. duties as
principal Of the Lafayette school.
Mr.. andMrs. s.CassAmend.C Carlos Wilson
and Neil Combs left on Tuesday for the
Imperial Valley. where the men folk will
be employed during the cantaloupe season.
J. H. Burr left on Tuesday for visit
with relatives and friends in Seymour.
Iowa. Before returning he intends to
visit friends in Indiana and Minnesota,
and expects to be away most Of the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Geo. n. Harris entertained the
Entire Nous Club at her handsome eoun-
try home on Wednesday. Twas an all
day session of the club and everyone who
attended had most delightful time. SO
It's said.
c. c. Buehanan's brother-in-law.
Frank Reagan. and brother Henry. Of
Moberly. NO.. are in town this week.
They are looking the country DER with
a view OF purchasing land in the Arkan-
sas Valley.
M. and. Mrs. o. A. Tillson of Pueblo.
spentFriday andSaturday in this city with
the formers brother. G. P. Tillson. and
family. They were on the way to Tope-
ka, Kan. where they expect to make
their future home.
A quartet Of young men on the way
from St. John. Kan. to the Alaska-Yukon
exposition in Seattle. took dinner in Rocky
Ford yesterday. The yoIng fellows are
travelling via Overland auto and are
having a splendid time.
viii Tucker Is taking an enforced rest
in the Pollock hospital these days. He
underwent an operation for severe all
ment on Monday. and though recovering
nicely it will be couple Of weeks before
he is again able to be about.
E. S. Fear and John Deweese left for
California yesterday morning to accept
employment as eantaloupe inspectors for
the H. Woods Co. With them was Mrs.
|. D. Hale. who was on the way to I'm
perial for a visit with her husband.
W. 3. Vaudeville returned from Aus
tin, Minn., on Tuesday. He has induced
his parents to come west and make their
home with him in Rocky Ford. but be-
cause Of property ties it will be some
time before they are ready to make the
move.
Mrs. w. J. Young-who accompanied
her husband from Twin Falls. Idaho.upon
his sad journey to the grave side Of his
deceased father-will remain for an ex-
tended visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Larmore. and Rocky Ford
friends.
Miss Florence Baldwin came in from
Pueblo on Tuesday and has opened the
Standard School Of Music in the Man
ming block. Those seeking a musical ed
ueation would do we'll to call ucon Miss
Baldwin and ge. particulars Of the scope
and training contemplated in the new
musical conservatory.
The Enterpnse has received advice
from New York tha. Mr.. and Mrs. Fr.
Wie.zer and little daughter sailed from
that port on June |. Thes are upon one
of the best steamers of the North Ger
man LIovd line-The Kaiser Wilhelm II
and 60 to Bremen via Plymouth and
Cheroourg.
J. n. Kinney and sons Walter. Herbert
and Rooyn. left on Wednesday morning
to look over tract Of grazing land near
Deertrail in Araoahoe county upon which