Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-07-29

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| in Denver on business.
Bert L. Lawyer returned Monday from
business trip to Denver.
Mrs. H. S. Francisco left for Manitou
on Saturday to visit relatives and friends.
Miss Florence E. Baldwin left Tuesday
for an extended visit with friends in
Chicago.
Lester Swink left for Trinidad on
Tuesday to attend the big horse sale that
is on there this week.
Mrs. Marcia Folsom returned home on
Friday from an extended visit with her
brother in Emmett. Idaho.
Miss Lena MCGEE returned home on
Friday from a pleasant visit in Colorado
Springs with Miss oetavia Hall.
Miss Juanta Boyd left on Sunday for
a couple, of weeks visit at the D. w.
Fraser home in Colorado Springs.
Clyde Potter is down from Denver this
week. enjoying vacation from his duties
in the Office Of the secretary Of state.
Mesdames T. M. Barfisld and Eva
Remley, Of Kansas City. are the house
guests of their cousin. W. B. Vaudeville.
Mrs. T.HH. St,atton left late last week
for Guffey. Colo. to spend the remainder
Of the summer with relatives and friends.
Several members Of the local hive Of
Maeeabees boarded the morning train
last Sunday. for days outing at COL
orado Springs.
W. T. Wheeler left on Tuesday for
Reoeliffe. to see IL a visit to the noun
tains will not give his old enemy-the
hay fever-a a knockout blow.
Fr. Wietzer. manager Of the local fac
tory Of the A. B. S. Co.. returned this
week from a two weeks fishing trip
through the Gunnison section.
W. 3. Mcmillan left for his old home in
Swanwiek. Ill.,, yesterday afternoon. in
response 10 telegram telling him Of the
dangerous illness Of his father.
Miss Charline Cover departed Tuesday
for visit with relatives and friends in
Chicago and points in Michigan. before
entering college at Oxford. ohio.
Misses Kathleen and Maude Monkman
went up to Manitou on Sunday for visit
amid the SHOWS Of Pixies Peak at the
summer home Of their friend. Miss Helen
Wilson.
Misses Elsie Anderson and frankie
Dietrich. Of Ere. Kan, left yesterday for
Colorado Springs. after a few days
pleasant visit at the home Of Banker
Coffman.
] A fine young irrigator arrived at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. A. Hart. mile
west of town. on Tuesday night. OF
course the new farm hand received a
hearty welcome from the proud parents.
Mrs. J. A. Stanley and niece. Miss
Lottie O'NeiI. spent Sunday in La Junta
with the formers daughter and her hus-
band. Mr.. ard Mrs. Harry E. Kelsay,
whom they helped celebrate their third
wedding anniversary.
Senator Crowley was negotiating abou,
town this week with the aid Of pair Of
erutehes. While crossing Central park
one evening last week the senator slipped
and severely sprained an ankles which
neeessitated his use Of the sticks.
Rocky Ford friends Of Harry E. Kel-
say will be pleased to learn that he ha.
received the appointment Of express
messenger for the Wells Fargo Co.. and
/ is making daily runs on the Santa Fe be-
tween La Junta and Colorado Springs.
Mrs. Mabel Redford arrived on Satur-
day from her home IN Kansas City. and
is engaged in nursing her mother, Mrs
Florence Six, who was taken seriously
i'll last week. Late reports state tha,
Mrs. Six IS slowly recovering and is be-
lieved to be out Of danger.
Miss Jessie M. Hays. a kinderRartns,
from Philadelphia, who has been visiting
at the home Of DR.. and Mrs. r. E. Wolfe
left for Colorado Springs on Sunday. &C
eompanied by Mrs. Wolfe. who will make
a ten days visit with relatives anc
friends in the Springs and Denver.
Rev. A. n. Beaver and family. E. W
Bailey. Mesdames Blinn and Kinney. and
the Misses Kinney. Badger and Blinr
are amongst the Rocky Ford people who
are attending the sessions Of the Colora-
q doBaptistAssembly atCaseade this week
Many prominent speakers are in attend
anee and splendid program is being
!, given each day Of the assembly. so it is
reported.
A. F. Anderson. Dennis Fleak anc
Lloyd Pollock left on Sunday for couple
Of weeks hunting and fishing trip in the
; mountains. The impedimenta carried BY