Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-03-26
PERSONAL
AND

lett on tuesday, Tor an oQLlng tT!p 10 Lne
Cedars.
E. C. Shelton has been confined to his
home for the past week with a severe
attack of grippe.
G. C. Hawkey of Germania. Wyo..
reached town yesterday ior short visit
with old-time friends.
The ladies of the M. E church will
serve dinner and supper in tre basement
of the church on Election dav.
The Ladies of the Macabees are invit-
ed to attend social at Mrs. lake Wal
ters on Wednesday. March 81.
Chester Otto came down from Denver
on Tuesday-on his first visi. to the city
that his parents now call home.
Paul Otto left yesterday for Denver.
after shsrt visit in this city with his
parents. Rev. and Mrs. F. W. Otto.
Judge and Mrs. H. S. Francisco came
down from Mani.ou on Saturday for
visit with their son Harry and family.
Miss Evelyn Dockson member Of the
knight for Day" company was enter
tanned by Miss Francis Walters while in
this city.
David H. Price returned to Denver on
Saturday. after a short visit with his
father. J. r. Price. superintendent Of the
Electric Co.
On Sunday evening Rev. Davenport
will conclude his series Of sermons on
the Difficulties Of Doubt" The particu-
lar theme will be. "Salvation-How?
The funeral of the two-weeks old son
Of MIR. and Mrs. r. A. Gould occurred
yesterday and was attended by many
sympathizing friends of the bereaved
parents.
BY the sudden unfastening of skate,
while she was enjoying the delights Of
skating. Mrs. Harry Francisco was
thrown to the floor and had her arm
broken on Monday.
George Coffman got back Tue sday
from bis trip to the Peeos Valley. He
says that the country was overrun witt
land seekers who are hungry 10 get q
tract Of Texas land.
. Mrs. Fred r. Merk returned Sunda )
from San Raphael. Cal. where she had
been in attendance at the bedside an d
later at the funeral of her sistsr-in-law
Miss Martha Merk.
Milton e. Dukes. the well know n
young son Of our fellow citizen. J. E
Dukes. is a candidate for Alderman upon
tho Republican ticket in Victor. His
many Rocky Ford friends hope he may
be victorious.
Mr.. Hslmon. State High School Inspee
tor and Professor Of Psychology at the
Boulder University. visited the High
School Monday. Mr.. Helmon spent the
day in the class rooms in pursuit Of his
official duties.
Jack Smith was up before Judge Os-
borne on Monday and fined s25 and
costs He was taken in BY the nigh,
| marshall on Saturday upon a charge tina,
seldom 10 seen in the police records o.
this eity-that Of ID. and D." or plair
drunk and disorderly.
Mrs. D. W. Fraser left on Tuesday fol
her future home in Colorado Springs
where Mr.. Fraser is now located. Prio
to her departure Mrs. Fraser was tn,
guest Of honor at several farewell
parties. attesting the esteem IN which sh,
Is held by societies and friends.
D. L. Joehnek. agrieulturist Of the A
3. S. Co., left yesterday for Canon Cit.
J and Florence with big bunch Of con
: tracts. in response to numerous repu est
from the farmers of that section Of tn
Arkansas Valley who are anxious to rails
a crop Of sugar beets this season.
! An automobile party of La Junt
q Knights Of Pythias visited Valley Lodg
: last Monday night and assisted in con
!: ferring the rank Of Knight upon one lon
4 victim. Amongst the party from dow
the line were A. c. Draper. 6. H. Win
chell. Carl Thorne and W. L. Simpson.
A meeting Of the Ladies Aid Society q
the Presbyterian church was held at tn
home Of Mrs. George Larmore this wesl
Dainty refreshments were served and
general good time was had by all. A
this meeting arrangements were made t
hold an Easter bazaar. the date 70
which will be announced later.
Lack Of space prevents the Enterpris
from making extended mention Of Wed
nesday nights show-"A Knight for
Day"-whieh was by all odds the bes
comic opera. by the most capable com
pany that has been seen in theGrand thi