Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-05-20
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| business IN Pueblo.
Art Black and Glenn Porter spent
Sunday in Pueblo.
John Abel left for Oklahoma City on
Wednesday night.
W. F. Green made a business trip to
Pueblo on Wednesday.
Geo. E. Preble is attending to some
business matters in Lamar this week.
DR.. Shy. of Sedalia. Mo-. is visiting j.
N Kinney and other old Missouri friends.
Miss Florence Baldwin is spending the
week end in Pueblo with her parents and
friends.
The ladies' of the G. A. r. will meet in
|. o. o. F. hall next Tuesday afternoon at
2 o'clock.
Mrs. John F. Rtehie left on Wednesday
for a visit with relatives and friends at
Cherokee, Iowa.
M. L. St. John left on Tuesday for a
business visit to Denver and the northern
part of the state.
Miss frankie Walters returned on We'd
nesday from a visit with her grand
parents in Clinton. Mo.
Fred Knause is recovering nicely from
the effects ef an operation and was able
to be up town on Monday.
L. E. Wise returned Tuesday from a
two weeks visit with relatives and friends
in Chicago and Decatur. Iii.
F. Y. Hauek returned home on Satur-
day. greatly improved in health by his
months stay at Hot Springs.
Mrs. Kenneth X. Marshall. whose home
is in Billings. Mont. is visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Babeoek.
W. H. Baird. general superintendent Of
the American Beet Sugar company fac
tories. went to Denver Tuesday.
Mrs. J. R. Price delightfully."- entertained
q number Of ladies at her home on North
Eighth street Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. L. A. Richards left on Monday
for Denver. where Mr.. Richards will
have his headquarters in the future.
H. W. Lance returned Tuesday from
Denver. where he was attending the an
nual state meeting Of postmasters.
Mrs. Nellie Bertoletts with the A. 3. S.
Co. and Miss Roxy Keenan, spent Sunday
with the formers parents IN Pueblo.
Mrs. E. O. Avery left on Wednesday
months visit with relatives and friends.
Thomas Rush returned Monday from
Victor and reports that there was six
inches Of snow on the ground when he
left.
The old wooden roof Of the Santa Fs
freight depot is this week giving place to
. more modern covering Of galvanized
iron shingles.
Mrs. Florence Diesbaeh Of Hutchinson.
Kan. spent Sunday and Monday in this
city with her uncle and aunt. Supt. and
Mrs. Daniel Ward.
] Miss Carolyn North returned Tuesday
from Roswell. N. NJ. where she has been
employed as musical instructor for the
school term just ended.
Miss Euniee Hoyt. a student of the
Rocky Ford High school. left for Twin
Falls, Idaho. on Wednesday. to spend the
summer with her mother.
Dave Downsr was up from Lamar on
Tuesday to assist in moving his household
goods to the latter town. where the
family will make their future home.
Evangelist Victor W. Doris Of Palo
Alto. Calf. spent Monday with Sur,.
Ward and greatly enjoyed the class play
given at the opera house that evening.
Reports from the Pollock hospital give
out the good news that Sport" Whitten-
burg Is reeo 'ering nicely from the effects
Of an operation he underwent on Monday.
T. B. Wilson and family went up to
Manitou last Friday to get their home in
order and prepare for the opening Of
the summer tourist season. when tom"
resumes the publication Of his world
famed Pixies Peak daily.
At the Baptist church on Sunday morn
ing the pastors subject will be. "For me
to live is Christ" evening. Sew minis
tsrs dare to preach the whole Gospel"
This Is the second sermon suggested by
reading "Das Matthews"
Harvey !. Swsany Of Kiddsr. Mo-. and
Miss Margaret F. Travis Of this city were
united In marriage at the Presbyterian
manss in La Junta on Wednesday. May
II. The bride has a large circle Of
Rocky Ford friends. who unite in wishing
her every happiness.