Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-10-14


Msssrs Walker and Pearson Of the
ooRgins-Lyon Co. left for Pittsburg. on
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs, G. L. Custer left for
Oakland, Calf. on Wednesday. to spend
the winter with their son.
Mrs, S. S. Bailey is representing the
Rocky Ford W. c. T. U. in the state con-
vsntion at Denver this week.
Dick Dye yesterday ordered a $3.50
Italian harp and bells and he'll sure
make music when it arrives.
E. J. Bayls. general engineer Of the
A. 3. S. Co.. spent = short time in the
city the latter part Of last week.
Mrs. and Mrs. l. D. Hale and family de-
parted on Tuesday for Los Angeles. where
they will make their future home.
Miss Alma Samples returned home on
Saturday. from an extended visit with
relatives in Kansas and Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Mathis left on Mon.
day afternoon for Colorado Springs where
they will spend = day or 50 before rsfur-
ming to their home in South Carolina.
The L. o. T. M. will meet in Odd Fell
lows hall on "Wednesday. October 2e.
Allmsmbsrs are requested to attend.
Mrs. Alma M. Chsnsy and Mrs. Sam
Matthews gave 500 party on Monday
afternoon. 20 ladies' enjoyed the hospit-
atty.
H. D. Garwood returned yesterday
from Pittsburg. Pa whore he had bssn
called BY the dangerous illness OF his IA
thsr.
Mrs J. H. Swift and son Fred left on
Tuesday for Brawlsy. Calf. where the
former will spend the winter with her
eldest son. John.
James Close. . superintendent at the
Sugar City factory. was the lucky win
nsr Of Lester Swini's hupmobils ratified
of BY Dick Dye on Monday.
At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. F.
Dobbs on Monday evening. the Baptist
Sunday School teachers held an interest
ing conferences and spent very enjoyable
social evening.
E. C. Howe. general manager Of the
American Beet Sugar Co.. spent Saturday
and Sunday at Rocky Ford on = general
inspection trip during the factory cam
paign opening.
Miss Bsulah Conner celebrated her six
tsenth birthday At the home Of Miss
Bsrthr Gintsr on Monday evening. About
80 young people were present and report
having fine time.
Mrs. Van Buskirk entertained at lunch
on last Friday at o'clock in honor Of
Mrs. M. U. Randsl. Those present were:
Mssdamss J. H. Price. N. J. Anderson
D. L. Joshnek and J. E. Lawson.
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. g. M. Hall will
entertain the members Of the W. r. c.
at Mrs Halls home. 500 South Seventh
strsst, on Wednesday afternoon. Oct le.
All comrades and wives are cordially
invited.
H. c. Morss's jswslry store window Is
the eynosurs Of all eyes since the $1,000
Hearst trophy and governors cup were
placed therein. The trophy is certainly
. beauty and attracts admiring COM
msnts from everyone.
Morning subjset at the Baptist Church
next Sunday: Memory. Conscience and
Character at the Judgement" Evening:
weighed in the Balance and Found
Wanting" the second in = series Of SER
mons. Everybody 10 welcome.
Disd.-At the home Of her mother on
North Main street last Tuesday. Eva, the
l2-ysar-old daughter Of Mrs. W. H.
Martin. passed away after short illness.
Funeral services we're eondustsd from
the Sprinkler chapel on Wednesday after
noon by Rev. A. H. Beaver.
You are invited to the Methodist SER
vices Sunday: Sunday school. $40; elas-
sss for all ages; worship at II a. m
and 1880 p. M. sermons by the pastor.
o. L. Orion: the intermediate and
Senior Leagues at $50. Fine pipe organ
and exesllant music.
A merry crowd Of young people visited
the A. p. Samples home on Wednesday
evening for the purpose Of welcoming back
their friend. Miss Alma Samples. who has
just returned from an extended visit.
The party was surprise to the young
hostess. but her mother was prepared for
the invaders. served them with fine re-
frsshmsnts and gave them q splendid
time.