Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-10-29

Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Mathews spent
Monday in Pueblo.
Henry Ball returned Tuesday from a
visit with relatives in Linn county. Mo.
Ed Nanny made a business trip to
Pueblo on Saturday. returning Sunday
night.
Mrs. o. B. Stauffer went down to La
Junta on Tuesday for weeks visit with
friends.
The W. R. c. will meet in l. o. o. F.
hall Wednesday, Nov. 5rd. Every MEM
Der earnestly requested to attend.
J. N. Kinney left on Tuesday for Cim-
arron. Kan. to look after some business
matters that require his attention.
Mrs. J. W. Peery returned home on
Sunday from pleasant five weeks visit
with relatives and friends in Sedalia.
Mo.
Rev. Gourley, the Presbyterian minis
ter at Twin Falls. Idaho. left for his home
on Tuesday after his sad mission to this
city.
Mrs. Samuel Cadman left on Saturday
for Alton. Iowa. in response to tele-
gram telling of the dangerous illness of
sister.
Mrs. Lizzie Lyon returned to her home
in La Junta on Tuesday evening. after
short visit in this city with her son
Charles.
| PIX. Blinn OF the Experiment Station
went up to Fort Collins yesterday to
spend couple Of days at the Agrieu!-
tural College.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Green were called
to Tulsa. Okla. on Sunday by telegram
telling them Of the sudden death Of Mrs.
. Green's brother.
Mrs. ". A. Blank left yesterday for
her home in Amarillo. Tex. after pleas
ant months visit in this. city with her
aunt, Mrs. Mcpherson Badger.
The Misses Blanche Rex and Bertha
Ginter most enioyably entertained the
girls OF their Sunday school class at the
Rex home in Garden Place on Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Geo. c. Maxwell returned home
on Saturday from three weeks stay at
the latest exploited health resort, Excel
sior Springs, Mo. She was greatly ben
Gifted by her visit to the new Spa.
Sc. Mecuns. organizer for the Home
stsadsrs Of Dss Moinss. Iowa. returned
to his home in Greeley on Wednesday.
Mr.. MeCuns has sown good seed In the
Rocky Ford field from which the order
will reap fine crop in the near future.
There viii % special music at both
services in the NJ. E. church next Sunday.
and the pastor-Dr. Rollins-will take
for his morning theme. The Question OF
Cynie Answered" in the evening he will
speak on "Seme Laws Of Successful
Living"
T.. J. Douglas left on Wednesday for
Sargant, Neb. with the hope that he
could prevail upon his parents to accom-
pany him to his home in Twin Falls.
Idaho. and look after his children. left
mothsrlsss by the death Of his wife. re-
corded elsewhere in this issue.
Chaperoned by Prof. MCGEE and Miss
Beers the high school seniors had a
"wsenis roast" out at the old Ford on
Tuesday evening. Weinerwurs.. rolls and
dill pickles made ur the bill Of fare. and
of course the young people had iolly
good time.
At reception in the Methodist church
on Tuesday evening Rev. J. c. Rollins and
family were given a cordial welcome to
their new home. A large crowd was
presen. and formed friendships with the
new pastor which they hope may endure
for many years.
After a very successful summer season
with his Pixies Peak Daily News-,he
daily paper which is noted as being
printed at the highest elevation in the
world-"Tcm" Wilson and family return
ed last week and are getting comfortably
settled in their Patterson Valley farm
home, where they intend to spend the
winter.
The Methodist church was well filed
at both services last Sunday. the goodly
congregations being called out to hear the
new pastor. Rev. John c. Rollins. who
arrived late last week with his family.
The new minister is from Albuquerque.
N. M. where he for four years had charge
Of one Of the largest churches in the city.
and his pleasing addresses on Sunoay
leads the members of his new charge te
hope that he may occupy the Rocky Ford