Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-09-24
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George Diehl spent Monday in Fowler.
Joe Effner went to Denver on Mon
day.
''Shorty" Lane left for Grand Junction
on Wednesday.
Mrs. W. X. Wintsrhalter went to Pus-
bio on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Henry departed for
Idaho on Tuesday.
H. e. McMorris returned Monday from
vacation trip to Cripple Creek.
Miss Mabel Reed went up to Pueblo
on Monday for short visit with friends.
Miss Mclean Of Manzanola spent Sum
day in this city with Mrs. Bert Beymer.
Claude Swink has moved into his
handsome suburban residence south Of
town.
L. L. Vermeulen returned to Denver on
Thursday. after short business visit to
this city.
The Ladies Of g. A. r. will meet in
!. o. O. F. hall next Tuesday afternoon.
Sept. 2s. At 2 o'clock.
Jos. H. Price left for St. Louis last
Sunday on shopping trip amongst the
wholesale dry goods houses.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. 3. Oldroyd Of Arkan-
sas City. Kan.. spent Tuesday in this city
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Mr.. and Mrs ". F. Smith Of wintersst.
Iowa. are Rocky Ford visito. this week.
at the home Of their brother. DR.. J. A.
Lawson.
Mrs. G. A. Kitchen. who has been
visiting her brother. G. p. Til!son and
family. left for her home in Pueblo on
Saturday.
Mrs. o. E. caffery left for her home in
Denver on Tuesday. after = pleasant
visit in this city with her sisters. Mes
danes Price and Lance.
Mrs. Emma Lsmmer and Miss Mollis
Swink left for their homes IN Chicago on
Monday. after short but pleasant visit
with Sen. Swink and family.
W. r. c. Social will b held at the
home Of Mrs. W. R. Monkman. sos
South Fourteenth street, on Wednesday.
Sept. 90. g. A. r. members invited.
William and Ed Skinner departed on
Friday for their home in New Haven.
Ohio. after = pleasant months visit IN
this city with r. S. Bsymsr and family.
Rev. and Mrs. F. W. Otto left for
Boulder on Monday. to hear the famous
evangelist. Billy Sunday. who 10 holding
forth" to immense crowds in that city
this week.
Mrs. Jennie Cameron and Mrs. Nellie
Dishl are in Boulder this week attending
the annual session Of the Grand Chapter
Of the o. E. S.. As reprss entativss Of the
local chapter.
w. 3. Mandesille returned home on
Monday from Chicago. where he last
week made one Of the 5000 natiocai
bankers at the convention Of the Amsri-
can Bankers association.
Dr.. v. J. Ayrss. the veterinary. left for
Denver on Friday last where will
make his future home. It will b news
70 most Of our readers to learn that Or.
Ayers has bsen appointed dairy inspector
Of the capitol city.
H. Asher Of PhHadslphia Is spending
the week in this city. Mr.. Asher Is look
ing for business location in the West
and u he can find suitable opening will
settle In Rocky Ford. as be thinks this
the best own he has struck.
Rev. and Mrs. 4. H. Beaver went up
to Denver on Wednesday with their
daughter, Mss Edith. Miss Beavers
health has not bsen showing the improve
ment that was hoped for and their trip to
Denver Is to consult q specialist upon her
case.
Rally Day will bs appropriately obssr-
we'd BY the Baptist Sunday school on
Sunday. The church has been decorated
to suit the occasion and 4 eommsmora-
tive program will bs rendered on Sunday
morning. to which everyone 10 cordially
invited.
A new man is now in charge Of the
Palace Livery stable on North Main
street and the chances are good for a
greatly increased business. M. J. Ellis.
lately Of Manzansla. is the new proprietor
and he has brought in a fine bunch Of
stock. which with the new rigs just re-
eeiyed make nobby turnout Of which no
one need feel ashamed.
A letter to the Enterprise brings the
news that D. W. Fraser, the well known
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