Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-08-27

r. J, Gretchen went up to Colorado
Springs on Sunday for a short outing
with his family.
Mrs. c. E. Carroll Of La Junta spent
Tuesday in town with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. R. S. Bsymsr.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Hohnbaum and
family left yesterday for two weeks
outing on their ranch at Ayr.
Rexford Watson left for his home in
Roseville. ILL.,, on Tuesday. after pleas
ant visit with his uncle, J. L. Watson. and
family.
Mesdames F. Hamsr and v. Shsllman
left for Boulder on Wednesday to attend
the big eampmeeting Of the Seventh Day
Adventists.
Mrs. W. Marshall and daughter Hazsl
Of Beaver City. Neb., were the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Johnson the fore
part Of the week.
Miss Florence Baldwin Of the Standard
School Of Music is enjoying a visit from
her father. B. F. Baldwin. prominent
druggist Of Pueblo.
W. R. Dys.wsnt up to Fort Collins on
Wednesday. to see his famous black
racer Dewey Dillon throw dust in the
eyes Of the northern race horses.
Paul Goblin. former well-known MEM
bsr Of the Goblin family. came in We'd
nssdsy from San Francisco. and 10 being
kept busy greeting old-tims Rocky Ford
frisnds.
Ray Johnston left Wednesday night for
Amss. Iowa. where he will enter the
Stats Agricultural and Engineering COL
lsgs with the intention Of qualifying - ,
civil engineer.
Truman Cline, the happy young Bsns-
dict and his newly made bride are spend
ing = part Of their honeymoon in this city
1t the home Of the formers parents On
North Eighth street.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. S.
Tsstsr died Sunday afternoon. Funeral
services were conducted from the Ger
man Baptist church on Monday after
noon by Rev. Hickman.
The Baptist Ladies Missionary Society
mat with Mrs. H. W. Goodner on Tues
day afternoon and spent few hours id
the enjoyment Of an interesting program
and in social intercourse.
Ivan J. Scott. snrouts home from an
extended visit in California and the fair
at Seattle. stopped off in Rocky Ford last
Friday for visit with his brother Robert
and his many friends here.
J. o. Davidson. president of the Wichita
Gas & Electric Light Co.. and family left
for their home in Wichita. Kan. on Tues
day. after a pleasant visit of couple Of
days at the home Of W. 3. Vaudeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Rose. c. W. Powell.
Austin Beavers. Ray Kerney and Roy
Lee were some o: the Fordites who spent
Sunday in Pueblo. taking in the ball
game and the rsereations of Lake Mimi
| squa.
F.M. Hines was sufficiently recovered
from the effects Of the recent operation
to be removed to his home on North
Eighth street early in the week. and ne is
now able to be up and about with the
assistance Of cane.
A good sized crowd went down to the
Fair grounds yesterday afternoon. to see
the Baptists wallop the Christians in a
base ball game that was replets with fun
for the spectators. The score was, Bap-
lists ~. Christians z.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. r. Price. Of Mount
Erie. H.. who have been making an ex-
tended visit to Western points. came in
yesterday to visit their son. Jos. H. Price.
and incidentally take in the far-famed
Arkansas Valley Fair.
Mrs. J. Stewart left for her home in
Chanuts. Kan.. on Saturday. after a
pleasant visit with friends in Rocky Ford.
She was accompanied home by the
Misses Flo Simons and Woodard. who
will enjoy weeks rest in their old Kan
sas home.
E. A. Hawkins and family Of T rinidad.
former residents Of this city. spent few
days visiting J.. c. Vaughn and Rocky
Ford friends. They were on the way
home from Denver. where Mr. Hawkins
had Just purchased a fine Ford touring
car. and were making the trip via auto
route.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Cline returned
, home on Sunday from Kremlin. Okla.
where they had been attending the we'd
! ding Of their eldest son. an account of
which appears elsewhere in this issue.
| While in Kyeulio NJ NIipa e,e,t cnne
pleasant hours with J. W. Sherman. the