Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-08-05
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c. W. Fenlason is reported to be reeov-
ering from severe illness.
Mrs. Hageman Of Chicago spent Tues
day at the J. F. Ritchie home.''
o. G. Dukate left on Tuesday for Trim
idad to attend to some business matters.
Mrs. c. E. Bolton returned Monday
from visit with friends in Colorado
Springs.
Judge Fosdick was down from Fowler
on Saturday attending to some business
matters. ;.
Mrs. L. S. Miller returned Friday from
a couple Of months visit with relatives in
Indiana. 81.
Miss May Lambert Of Brookfield. Mo-.
Is visitor at the Ferries home on North
Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Kinney returned
home yesterday from a pleasant outing
in the mountains.
Harry c. Morse got back Wednesday
from months pleasant visit to his old
home in Ionia, Mich.
Miss Katie Whttenburg went up to
Pueblo on Wednesday for visit with
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cameron return
ed home Friday from q two weeks OUT
ing at Colorado Springs.
Mrs. W. T. Vaudeville returned Satur-
| IL f~a,,. avkandnA v,e;k 9Th vala kivAa
and friends in Minnesota.
Another rain and electrical storm last
night Is there likelihood that we'll get
too much Of good thineP
Miss Murray. Of the public school STAFF.
returned this week from her summer
vacation in Southern California.
Mrs. S. T. st. John and Miss Stella |
returned home early in the week from . |
sojourn at Green Mountain Falls.
Mrs. Mason Of Brookfsld. No.. arrived |
In this city Tussday upon visit 70 Mrs. |
J. S. Green and Rocky Ford friends.
Miss Frances Weaver returned on Sat-
urday from q visit with relatives and |
friends in Pueblo and Colorado Springs.
Mrs. M. E. Mellon left for Brookield.
NO.. on Tuesday. in response 70 news Of
the illness Of her daughter. Mrs. w. VIII
son.
Mrs. J. Clyde Fluks left for her home
in Denver on Wednesday. after . pleas
ant visit with Rocky Ford relatives and
friends.
Mrs. M. J. Anderson returned ysster-
day from . visit at the home Of her
daughter. Mrs. X. S. Woodruff. in Ros-
well. N. M.
Supt Noble Of the A. 3. S. Co. factory
left last Friday for oxnard. calif.. to see
that the campaign down there started off
in good shape.
Mrs. W. Green returned home sn Mon
day from America City. NO.. where she
was called about two weeks ago by the
death Of a sister.
Mrs. Paul M. North leaves tomorrow
morning for Denver and will remain in
that vicinity for several weeks visiting
friends and relatives.
Mrs. g. p. Tillson and Master Ralph
returned home on Sunday from q two
months visit with relatives and friends in
Kansas and Chicago. Ill.
Mrs. W. E. Burton Of Sullivan. Ind. ar
rived this morning upon q visit to her
father. A. J. Stewart, cashier Of the
Farmers & Merchants Bank.
Rev. A. H. Beaver Of the Baptist
church will have charge Of the union
service in City park on Sunday evening.
The service will begin at $3.50.
Mrs. and Mss Vosler left for their
home in Fort Collins on Tuesday. after a
pleasant visit At the home Of the formers
daughter. Mrs. Claude Swink.
While on the way from Denver to his
future home in California Prof. worsley
stopped off in this city Wednesday for a
few days farewell visit with friends.
F. M. Hines enjoyed visit last Friday !
from his nephew. James Sappington. who |
was returning to his home in Kingman. ,
Kan. from business trip to Boise. Idaho
The Enterprise Acknowledges pleas
ant call on Tuesday from Editor MeAuley
Of the La Junta Democrat. who was up
to attend the democratic county tea y
party. |,
Misses Anna and Eda Drumm Of Dem !
yer. who are on their way home from | ,
prolonged visit in the east, stopped off in I
this city on Tuesday for visit with their
sister. Mrs. T. Y. Northern.
J. A. johnson. that grocer on Railroad G
avenue. has an Ad in the Enterprise this