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church next thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Ingraham spent
Monday with friends in Pueblo.
Clyde Fluke eame down from Denver
on Tuesday upon short business trip.
Mrs. Beatty. of Colorado Springs. spent
Tuesday in this city with her sister. Mrs.
J. W. Bowman.
L. N. Hendricks returned to Holly on
Sunday. after a few days pleasant visit
with his family and Rocky Ford friends.
Mrs. c. A. Andrews departed last Fri
day for Bakersfield. Calf, where she
will make her future home with her
husband.
Mrs. Roxeana Swink and mother. Mrs.
Hannah E. Conner. left on Tuesday for a
months visit with relatives and friends
in Florida.
Marshal Craig and wife are enjoying a
visit from their son Jesse. who arrived
early in the week from his home in San
Francisco.
Rev. F. ". Collins Of Garnett. Kan.
preached to Roodly audiences in the
Christian church on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings.
Miss Mae Wiley Of Bethel. Maine. who
mas been visiting Mrs. H. W. Lance for
the past couple Of months. left for Kan
sas City on Monday.
Joseph Eaeholtz and J. F. Bierley Of
Westphalia. Kans., are ''looking the
country Ger" this week with the view Of
settling in the valley.
The 23-day-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Little died on Saturday. Funeral
services were conducted from the stricken
home on Monday by DR.. Weaver.
Mrs. J. F. Forbes enjoyably entertained
number of lady friends on Tuesday
afternoon. in honor Of Mrs. r. R. Jones.
who Is visiting former Rocky Ford
friends.
Mrs. r. r. Jones of Pueblo arrived
Saturday upon visit with her brother.
Lester Nswby. and Rocky Ford friends.
She is the guest Of Mrs. g. p. TIllson
this week.
DR.. J. c. Rollins left on Monday morn
ing for Philadelphia and New York upon
business connected with the First Meth
odist church. The doctor expected to be
away about three weeks.
A meeting Of tho ostsopaths of the
Arkansas valley was held in La Junta
last Saturday afternoon. and Dr.. Kellogg
was down from this city. getting ae-
quaintsd with his brother practitioners.
A letter received this week from Mrs.
Alma Cheney brings the good news that
her health has been greatly improved
since going to Long Beach. calif., and she
Is beginning to enjoy her stay in that re-
sort.
E. L. McKslvey returned Monday from
a six weeks visit to the Pacific Coast re-
sorts Of California. He was accompanied
home by Mrs. MeKelvey and her father.
W. H. Hiekox. who had spent a very
pleasant winter at Long Beach.
A medal contest un der the auspices Of
the W. c. T. U. will bs held in the Bap-
tist church tomorrow Saturday even
ing. The contestants will bs from Sugar
City and fine program will be rendered.
A small admission fee will Be charged.
Mrs. @. H. Taylor returned Sunday
night from Cheyenne. Wyo.. where she
was called a few weeks ago by the
serious illness Of her sister. She brought
back the good news that her sister was
out Of danger and on the way to reeov-
cry.
A farewell reception was rendered
Mrs. S. E. Dillon in the Presbyterian
church on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Dillon
expects to leave this week for Lamar, to
make her future home with her Husband.
and her friends and co-worksrs in the
church were out in force to rsgretf ully
give her farewell.
A most enjoyable social evening was
spent by members Of the Methodist
Brotherhood and friends to the number
Of about 40 on Monday evening. A fine
program was rendered and a splendid
supper served in the church basement BY
the ladies' added greatly to the enjoy
ment Of the occasion.
The latest Rocky Ford arrivals are
Geo. S. Zollinger, @. c. Hinshaw and
William Lsvsque. who came in yesterday
from Boulder with carload Of household
goods and are moving out on to places
northwest Of town. The last named
has bought fine 6oo-aers stock ranch
and intends stocking up this season.
Otto Larson. the former we'll known