Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-08-26
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Friday, upon visit to his parents ana
Rocky Ford friends.
After a ten days visit with Rocky
Ford friends Mrs. Fred Bates returned TO
her home in Loveland last Friday.
George Stephens. engineer at the
Swink M. g. G. Co.'S mill for the past
year. left for California on Tuesday.
Miss Alice Potter returned home on
Tuesday from pleasant visit in Pueblo
with her cousin. Miss Lizzie McElroy.
J. W. Lawton returned early in the
week from an extended visit to his old
home in the Bruce peninsula. Ontario.
Canada.
F. Aylor left yesterday for Boulder.
where he will play during the Elks State
convention with the Elks Cowboy band,
of Pueblo.
Miss Suit, of Yarmouth. N. D., arrived
last Friday for few weeks visit with
her aunt. Mrs. G. 3. Curliss. and Rocky
Ford friends.
Mrs. Paul M. North, who has been
away for the past month in Denver and
Colorado Springs. will arrive home the
first of the week.
Librarian G. H. Taylor and wife re-
turned home on Friday last from two
weeks vacation visit to Palmer Lake and
nearby summer resorts.
Mrs. Geo. E. Bryant enjoyably enter
tanned the mpthers and children Of the
Presbyterian church at her home on
South Thirteenth street, yesterday after
| noon.
Clifford p. Guion. storekeeper at the
A. B. S. Co. factory. left on Sunday Tor a
vacation visit with relatives and friends
at Newport. KY. ard other eastern
points.
Mrs. c. A, Beerbohm and daughter.
Miss Fonny. returned to their home in
La Junta on Monday. after a few days
pleasant visi. with Mrs. Joel W. Todd.
and Rocky Ford friends.
Mrs. John Owens and her son and
son-in-law. A. B. Owens and J. E.
Campbell. Of Maysville. No.. arrived on
Sunday and are visitors at the homo Of
the formers brother. Humphrey Best.
John Custer, the Rhoades scholarship
student. returned home on Friday last
from Oxford. England. bearing ereder =
tia!s of his successful completion OF
three-year's course in that famous col
lege.
Harry Jameson has been confined TO
his home for several days with severe
affection of the eyes. and grave fears are
entertained by his physicians that at
least partial blindness may be the out
come.
Mrs. c. F. Evans returned on Monday
from an extended visit with relatives and
friends in Boston in time to superintend
the packing Of her household goods for
shipment to her future home near Saera-
mento, Calf.
DR.. and Mrs. G. 3. Curl SIS. J. NJ.
Shaulis and c. w.. Irwin returned on
Sunday from five days visit to Color
ado Springs and Denver. The trip was
made in the doctors touring car. and
Of course was without mishap and chuck
full Of pleasure.
Misses Kathryn and Lucille Gobln de-
lightfully entertained about so of their
girl friends last Thursday efternoon.
Progressive games were played. Blanche
Fenton receiving the prize. Dainty re-
freshments were served. after which the
girls left. all agreeing that they had a
most enjoyable time.
DR.. and Mrs. Samuel F. Spohn left or
Tuesday for their home in Goshen. Ind.
after pleasant visit in this city with
their old friends and neighbors. Mr.. and
Mrs. George W. Lewis. Or. Spohn !:
mayor Of Goshen and president Of the
Spohn Medical Co. one Of the largest
manufacturers Of proprietary medicine:
in the world.
The Rex park in Garden Place wa:
this week the pleasant camping place ot
two fsr7ilies named Barage. from Excel
sior Springs, NO.. and Topeka. Kansas
who have been enjoying motoring toIi
to Colorado Springs and the mountain re.
sorts. The Rocky Ford visit of the Bar
age party was principally to see Mr.
Barage. Sr.. who recently rented a resi-
denee on South Tenth street and expects
to make his future home in this city.
That Bert Beymer and wife are en-
joying fine outing and that fishing is
good in the mountain streams about
Bowsrman the Enterprise has ample evil
denee. In large hamper Of fish thai
reached this city last Sunday there was
| a special consipnment of fine noun tar