Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-08-12
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Mrs. c. E. Bolton spent Saturday with
friends in Fowler.
M. L. Meyer left on Saturday for a
purchasing trip to the Chicago markets.
The union Sunday evening services at
City park will hereafter begin promptly
at o'clock.
Mrs. W. J. Brown departed on Sunday
for visit with friends and relatives at
Humphrey. Mo.
Miss Burke returned home on Sunday
from Greeley, where she had been at
tending summer normal
Mr.. and Mrs. N. ]. Nelson left on Tues
day for two weeks outing at Manitou
and Green Mountain Falls.
r. L. Garner has accepted a position
IN Rltchle's grocery store and started in
Monday to juggle food stuffs.
Mrs. W. Ken Robertson returned home
on Friday from her trip east and later
visit with relatives and friends in Kansas.
Misses Kathleen and Maude Monkman
returned home on Saturday from two
weeks visit at Manitou with Miss Helen
Wilson.
Masters Jerry and Lee Cover left on
Tuesday for Poneho Park to JOIN their
brothers and uncle in hunting and fish
ing trip.
E. S. Morley. Santa Fe agent at Hal
stead. Kan. came in Friday for a vasa-
finn vict ,uith Ill -
Robertson.
Mr. and Mrs. G. n. Mathis arrived on
Tuesday from their home in Blackville,
S. c.. and will spend the eantaloupe sea-
son in this city.
Miss Leota Gerbing returned home on
Tuesday from pleasant visit with rela-
tives and friends in Salida, Cripple Creek
and Colorado Springs.
]. D. Hale and family returned Friday
from California. and Dodge is already
being kept busy looking after the H.
Woods cantaloupo business.
Mrs. E. J. Wilcox left for her home in
Denver on Wednesday. after a weeks
visit with her mother. Mrs. D. W. Bark
ley. and Rocky Ford friends.
Otto Johnson. one Of our courteous
mail delivery men is enjoying vacation
upon his homestead in Patterson Hollow.
Cliff Price Is going the rounds" in his
stead.
c. c. Carleton. field foreman for Oiivit
Bros. Of New York. arrived on Sunday
and will look after eantaloupc shipments
from this point for the third successive
s,ason.
Messrs and Mesdames Claude Swink
and l. E. Wise spent Saturday. Sunday
and Monday doing" the sights ard
pleasure resorts in and about Colorado
Springs.
A. L. Howett, former principal in the
Rocky Ford schools. who has spent the
past year in Chicago law school. is a
visitor at the home Of his sister. Mrs. F.
3. Bolles.
Prof. H. T. Mitchell returned home on
Friday from the summer normal school
at Boulder. where he had spent the past
several weeks brushing up" on some
higher branches Of study.
II. J. Sprinkler. secretary treasurer OF
the Colorado Funeral Directors assoeia-
ton, left for Denver on Monday evening
to attend the annual convention of that
body. He is expected home today.
On next Wednesday afternoon. August
z, at the home Of Mrs. Ed Robb on N.
Eighth street. tho W. r. C. will hold a
lawn social from 2 to s. All comrades
and wives are invited TO be present.
Miss Mary Ford returned Monday from
Loyeland where she has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Fred Bates. Mrs. Bates re-
turned with her for few days visit with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Ford.
Mrs. James Culllson and son. George
returned on Friday from Creston. Iowa.
to which place they had conveyed r. L.
Cadman from the Pueblo sanitarium. and
afterward visited relatives and friends.
Mrs. Mary J. Anderson reports the
sale Of the o. E. Wright dwelling on N.
Main street to Bessie M. Blakley. and the
6-acre tract adjoning town. known as
the "Coffman Place." to Daniel B. Carlos.
The nine.months old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Hill died at the family home
near Wietzer. on Monday. Funeral SER
vices were conducted on Tuesday after
noon, interment being made in Valley
View cemetery.
Librarian G. H. Taylor and wife, left
on Saturday for visit with friends in
Pueblo and short vacation outing at the
mountain resorts. During Mr.. Taylor's
absence Miss St. John and Mrs. Lawyer