Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-01-21
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Lewis Swink spent Tuesday in Pue-
bio.
N. Kinney went up to Denver on
Tuesday. -.
M. E. Levy was in Pueblo on business
Monday.
| G. w. Lewis made a business trip to
Pueblo on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Effner went up to
Denver on Monday.
Mrs. Ella Hendricks spent Monday
with friends in Pueblo.
James Cullison made business trip to
Pueblo on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Joehnek are visiting
friends in Denver this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Hall returned home
on Friday from a pleasant visit with
| friends in Denver.
G. M. Coffman. the real estate man.
left for Maxwell, N. M. on Monday with
a party Of homeseekers.
Mrs. H. J. Sprinkler delightfully."- enter
tanned dozen Of her lady friends at a
one o'clock luncheon on Saturday.
F. M. Hines on Friday last enjoyed a
visit from his nephew. James Sapping-
ton. an undertaken Of Kingman, Kan.
S. J. Kelso left on Sunday for ten
days trip to points in New Mexico in the
interest Of the Swink Milling and Grain
Co.
W. D. Lewis returned on Sunday from
Kansas City. where he was attending the
annual convention of Western Implement
Dealers.
Mrs. J. W. Eston returned to her home
in Swink on Saturday. after pleasant
visit with her daughter. Mrs. Harry
Katherman. and Rocky Ford friends.
A. W. Sheton's household goods ar
rived from Colorado Springs on Wednes-
day and he and family are again at home
in Rocky Ford after two years absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Hutchinson left for
their home in Baltimore on Monday. after
with their old friends. DR.. and Mrs. j. c.
Rollins.
"Where Art Thou?" will be the pastors
theme at the Baptist church on Sunday
morning. Evening subject. The Differ
ent Kind Of lnauirers Who Came to
Jesus Christ"
After pleasant visit with his family
in this city J. W. Love on Wednesday left
for Maxwell. N. NJ. where he has charge
Of the carpenter and cement work Of the
Maxwell Land and Irrigation Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Fenlason went up
to Colorado Springs on Wednesday. the
former to attend the mid winter meeting
of the State Realty Dealers, and the lat
ter to visit with friends for few days.
A note requesting that the address Of
his paper be changed brings the news
that A. L. Tenney the old-time Rocky
Ford teacher and photographer. has re.
moved from Denver and is now located
in Painesville. Ohio.
After a pleasant visit at the Prce
and Lance homes on North Eighth street.
MIR. and Mrs. o. E. Caffsry lef, on We'd
nesday for Oklahoma City. where they
will spend couple Of months before re-
turning to their Denver home.
After a few months absence in Los
Angeles and other California points Dick
Dye returned to his Rocky Ford home
last Friday. Dick" says he made
oodles Of money while away. but he
found no place where he could so well
enjoy himself as in little old Rocky Ford.
The best play Of the season. presented
by one Of the mest capable companies
ever seen in the Grand to as large and
appreeiative an audience as has filed the
opera house. is the pithy but -suffieng
comment OF those who took in The Lion
and the Mouse" on Wednesday night.
Died.-Atter short illness with dia-
bates. Russell. the ten-year old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Watson. passed
away on Monday morning. On Tuesday
morning the bereaved parents left with
the remains Of their little son for inter-
ment at the old home in Dayton. Ohio.
Mr.. Watson has recently conducted the
roomInR house above the First National
Bank. and though comparative strang-
er. has made many friends who in This
time Of trial extend to himself and wife
their sincere sympathy.
1.-THE House Of q Thousand Candles"
There is pleasing, uptodateness about
the starting drama "Iha House of a