Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-10
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Rocky Ford Chautauqua begins
July 9th.
Art Black returned Wednesday from
visit to the Capitol city.
c. F. Burke returned Wednesday from
business trip to Maxwell. N. M.
A. c. Sloan returned last week from
pleasant visit with his daughter in Du-
luth. MINI.
Mrs. John Vernon returned Sunday
from two weeks visit with relatives in
Kansas City.
j. F. MdKelvey left yesterday for Los
Angeles, after a weeks visit to this city,
attending to business affairs.
County Clerk and Mrs. R. c. Todd
were up from La Junta and spent Sun
day with Rocky Ford friends.
Mrs. Alice St. Johns left yesterday for
her home in Kansas City. after pleas
ant visit with Rocky Ford relatives.
The Rocky Ford Chautauqua will
be a big one. See E. c. Shelton, To-
Herbert Kinney returned home on
Saturday from Liberty. Mo-, where he
has been attending William Jewell Col
legs.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.. Jones were
amongst the Rocky Ford people who LETT
for the Imperial Valley. California. on
Thursday last.
Mrs. Will Tucker left for Kansas City
yesterday. to join her husband. who in
tends spending the summer in the above
mentioned metropolis.
Roy Elser leaves today for Denver and
Fort Collins. where he will attend the
annual State Sunday school and Ep-
worth League conventions.
Mrs. o. G. Dukats returned home on
Tuesday from Morristown. Ind.
where she was called some six weeks
ago by the death Of her sister.
W. B. Mcmillan left yesterday for llli-
nois. where hs will look after business
and the wants Of his Rocky Ford Gus
toners for the next week or SO.
Rev. Sheppard. pastor Of the Rocky
Ford M. E. circuit some three years ago
and now stationed at Hillrose was visit
| ing friends in this city on Wednesday.
Mrs. J. F. Forbes returned home on
Saturday from Denver. where she had
been representing the local hive in the
annual convention Of Lady Maeeabsss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Stare and daughter
left yesterday for their home in Seattle.
after . short but pleasant visit at the
home Of the formers cousin. Mrs L. R.
Fsnlason.
Msssrs. L r. Fsnlason, Fr. wistzsr
and WIN Wright attended the banquet Of
the Board Of Control Of the Eighteenth
Nauonol Irrigation Congress in Pueblo
on Monday night
Ladies Of the q. 4. r. will meet next
Tuesday afternoon at !. o. o. F. hall al
2 o'clock. After short business session
they will adjourn to City park and oh.
serve Flag Day with the post.
Theodore Roosevelt says, "A Chau-
tauqua is the most thoroughly demo.
cratic of all American institutions.
Let's all plan to attend at Rocky
Ford. beginning July 9th.
Robert Hsrdman returned home on
Sunday from Fort Collins. where he has
been taking a course in civil engineering
IN the Agricultural College. and has ae-
esptsd a position with City Engineer
Mark benson.
Mrs. J. F. jolly and Miss Margaret
Lauterman Of GRANVILLE. ILL.,. Iwsrs guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. @. l. MeCresry. 4o5
South Twelfth street. last week. Mrs.
MeCreery is now enjoying visit from
her sister Mrs, @. D. Mathews, who is
from the same town in Illinois.
A splendid program has been arranged
fr -chiidrsn's Day.. Sunday morning,
At the First Baptist church. In the even.
IL " the pastor will preach to the Rsoek-
hs and |. o. o. F members. Subiee',
'rns Significance Of a Memorial" Cor
dial invitation extended to everybody.
Mrs. T. J. Smirl departed on Tue. day
for Brownsville. Tey.. whore she will
make her future home with her husband.
Her da Ignters, Misses Cally and l. ths.
left the same day for Kansas City. here
they will visit relatives and friends for .
couple Of months before going TO their
new home.
Elmer E. Desl Of Des Moines. Iowa.
As, ,istant Grand Foreman OF the Brother
hood Of American Ysomen, addressed
the members Of the local lodge at the
regular meeting Tuesday night. A large
crowd was in attendance. refreshments
were served and . most enjoyable time
| was snant nv all