Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-09-09
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PERSONAL
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LOCAL

| George Brown spent sunday IN Soio-
RADIO Springs.
A. P. Samples left on Monday for
visit with relatives at Miloh. Mo.
Mrs. Ida Sigman returned Wednesday
from visit with relatives in Wyoming.
MIR. and Mrs. Gary Badger moved back
to town this week from their ranch home.
A. J, Stewart and daughter. Mrs. W.
E. Burton. spent Sunday in Colorado
Springs.
Sen. Swink and daughter. Mrs. Chas.
Daring. are expected home today from
Minnesota.
| W. B. Mandevllie returned on Tuesday
from business trip to Kansas City and
St. Joseph.
| F. J. Crozier was up from Walsenburg
last week. visiting old friends and taking
in our big fair.
| Mrs. Mary Porter Of Loogootee, Ind. Is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Elizabeth Bow
man. and family.
DR.. Weaver left for New York last
week on business connected with the
First Presbyterian church.
Miss Cora Lance returned last week
from a pleasant vacation visit with rela-
tives and friends in Cabot. VT.
Mrs. Mary Kreider arrived from Dem
yer Sunday for an extended visit at the
home of her son. E. T. Kreider.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Bowman return
ed to Florence on Sunday. after a pleas
| ant visit with Rocky Ford relatives and
friends.
The union church services IN City park.
which have proven quite popular this
summer. will close with next Sunday
evening.
Bert Beymer and wife returned last
week from their enjoyable outing at Bow
erman. OF course they got home for
Water melon Day.
Miss Carolyn North left on Tuesday
morning for Roswell. N. M. to take up
her duties as supervisor Of music in the
schools Of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Burrell left for
Woodward. Iowa. on Friday. after a
pleasant visit with the formers brother.
D. v. Burrell. and family.
W. 3. Mcmillan went up to Denver on
Monday night ana spent next day on an
outing to Eldorado Springs with bis for
mer employees. Messrs. Black and Lind
say.
Mrs. Mary KEinefelter and son, Lee,
expect to leave tomorrow for Fort Collins
where the latter will entsr the Agrieult-
ural college for a course in electrical
engineering.
Orvi!le Kearby left on Sunday for his
home in St. John. Kan. after a pleasant
weeks visit with his parents. Dr.. arc
Mrs. E. w. Kearby. Mrs. o. Kearby ano
young son will make an extended visit 4
Rocky Ford.
An attack of his old eremy-rheuns
tism-eaused p. j. Willis to surrender lis
position an the Kingsley farm at Cimar
ron, Kan. and with his family he re-
tut ned to Rocky Ford on Ff;day. expect
ng to rem am this timo.
The "Amoma'- young ladies' society
in the Baptist ehureh-g.ve a social TO
the "Agoga"-,he young mems seeie 81
a. the hcme Of Dan Seeley on Tuesday
evening. A delightful time is reported ,o
have been spent by all.
Miss Sara J. Bobine,te spent last Sa'-
urday and Sunday in Rocky Ford. tie
guest Of Mrt. Paul M. North. She was
returning from an extended visit east and
on her way to Denver to take up her
school duties as a member of Denver's
public school teaching force.
Bert r. Gregg left Monday for Htt
Springs, Ark. to try the baths for an
attack of rheumatism. Some two years
ago Mr.. Gregg was given up to die but a
few months stay at the Springs brought
nent cure may be effected this time.
Miss Mary Shumate has just returned
from a most delightful summers outing.
refreshed and rested to resume her work
IN our schools. Miss Shumate spent the
entire three months in extensive travel
along the Pacific coast. where she attend
ed for six weeks the California State
Normal at San Diego.
While playing about near her home on
Tuesday the little daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. P. p. Keek was knocked down BY a
speeding auto At first it was thought
that she had been run over. but this is
not believed rossible, as no bones were
broken. The little one was quite severe
ly bruised. but no dangerous injury was
. e,,etained nd che will he all RIGHT again