Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-01-14
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, PERSONAL I
, AND
: LOCAL :

W. 3. Vaudeville went to Kansas City
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Alma Cheney left for Denver on
Tuesday to visit friends.
w. S. Mitchell was down from Colorado
Springs yesterday visiting old friends.
MIR. and Mrs. l. D. Hale returned Sat-
urday from weeks visit with friends in
Denver.l
Vaudeville at the Grand next Monday
and TUESDAY, nights by THE Boys from
Dixie Land"
Miss Oetavia Hall entertained the
members Of her Sunday School class on
Monday evening.
Mrs. Henry Honaker and little son
Jack. of Springfield. NO.. were guests of
Mrs. Geo. H. Taylor this week.
W. J. Brown. H. |. Maxwell. G. M. Hal,
and Lewis Swink are taking IN the big
Western Stock show in Denver this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Wilson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Rood, Of Pueblo were the
guests of Supt. and Mrs. Daniel Ward on
Sunday.
W. F. Gerbing. the well-known butcher.
is again in business for himself, having
this week opened meat market in Shell
toms grocery.
EMr. and Mrs. Harry Braden left for
Denver yesterday. where Mrs. Braden
will visit relatives while Harry looks
around for place to open or buy out a
drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Lewis returned on
Wednesday from Denver. where they had
been visiting friends for few days. An
enjoyable incident of their visit was the
Schumann-Henke concert.
the Methodist Sunday school board in
dulged in an oyster supper after the
monthly meeting on Tuesday evening.
We can well believe that the board men,
bers had splendid time.
Died.-At the home Of her parents. six
miles south Of this city. yesterday morn
ing. Mary l.. the nine months-old dauah-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Carroll. The
parents have the sincere sympathy Of a
host Of friends.
Miss Mae Fenton most enjoyably en-
tertained party of fifteen friends at her
home on North Ninth street last Satur-
day evening. Progressive whist furnish
ed the chief amusement and everyone
had jolly good time.
S. F. Sanderson. the Denver travelling
man who was taken seriously i'll with
uramie poisoning while in Norton's drug
store one day last week. had sufficiently
recovered to be removed to his home on
Wednesday. DR.. Wolfe went along to see
his patient safely home.
The Enterprise neglected to state that
Geo. 3. Curliss. our veteran veterinary.
had passed the veterinary medical ex-
animation required by law and been
granted license. Attention is directed
to his card in this issue.
M. E. Levy sold his residence on South
Main last Monday to Dairyman Frame
and on Wednesday moved into the Dr..
Kellogg premises. corner Main and Syea-
more. which he will occupy for a month
or two. prior to his removal to New York
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Mcpherson return
ed home last Saturday from several
months soiourn in their mountain resort
home in Estes Park. Their stay was
prolonged this season by some extensive
building improvements that Mrs. Nc
Pherson has been making in her summer
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Ikenberry arrived
early in the week from Roanoke. Va,
and are visitors at the home Of the lat
ter's parents. mr. and Mrs. o. B. Stauf-
fer. They are well pleased with this
section Of the beautiful Arkansas Valley
and have about decided to make their
future home with US.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Nelson are enjoy
ing visit from their son. D. o. Nelson.
who arrived on Tuesday from his home
near Brookings. S. D. When Mr.. Nelson
left his home in South Dakota the ther.
mometers registered 20 degrees below
zero, and so he thinks our weather quite
summerlike. even If we have not been
disposed to brag about our nice sunshiny
weather Of late.
Whoever borrowed Mrs. Worthington's
homemade rug from her porch the night
Of the last dance at her home in Grand
Valley. two weeks ago. will greatly
please the owner by its return. As the
night was cold Mrs. Worthington thinks
the rug was borrowed to protect some
one from the icy blasts, but the party has
forgotten to return the rug and 1t is hop
ed that this item may result in its re-