Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-07-22

Miss Edith Whittenburg left on Tues
day for visit with friends in Pueblo.
H. E. McMorris left for Denver on
Wednesday to spend his summer vaea-
ton.
Misses Ada and Alma Samples leave
today for a visit with relatives at Ne
vada, Mo.
| Miss Fern Kreider returned home on
Sunday from a two-months visit with
relatives in Denver.
Rev. L. M. Potts left on Monday for
Denver. where he will spond portion OF
\ his summer vacation.
Mrs. J. N. Kinney, the Misses Kinney
and Robin left this morning for two
weeks outing at Cascade.
Mrs. August Drumm Of Denver. Is a
visitor this week at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. T. Y. Northern.
Jamie Hall this week accepted po-
siton as clerk in J. H. Prices store. and
he's taking hold like an old hand.
Miss Helen Glenn leaves today for her
home in Pueblo. after a pleasant visit
with her uncle and Rocky Ford friends.
Mrs. Ella Bowers and daughter Mabel.
who have been visitors at the Ed Sever
home, left for Colorado Springs on Mon
day.
Mrs. Claude Swink is enjoying = visit
from her sister. Miss A. Vosler. who ar
rived last week from her home in Fort
Collins.
Ed Nanny and Wallace Best this week
purchased the Palace livery on North
Main street, and will At It up as first
class garage.
Mrs. Fred Sanborn and daughter. Miss
Louise, left on Tuesday for their home IN
Denver. after pleasant visit with Mrs.
Matte Hulse.
Mrs. M. j. Anderson left on Wednesday
for Roswell. N. NJ. to make an extended
visi. at the home Of her daughter. Mrs.
X. S. Woodruff.
Miss Helen Nanny arrived last week
from Galesburg. Ill. TO spend the sum-
mer vacation with her brother Ed and
Rocky Ford friends.
Mrs. Bell Swinnsy and daughter. Mrs.
DuVaIl. Of Carthage. NO., are among the
reeen. arrivals in Rocky Ford. seeking
Improvement Of health.
In the county court on Friday last
Samuel Hamm Of this city was aejudged
insane and ordered committed to the state
insane asylum at Pueblo.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Snyder left fer
their home in Fairbury yesterday. after a
few days visit in this city with their
cousin. Harry 3. Mendenhall.
LH. Award, with Messrs. Smith and
Leuty of the Praire L. & !. Co.. left on
Sunday with well ladened automobile
for fishing trip to La Vsta pass.
Mrs. Florence Six. milinsr for Mrs.
Hulse. was taken quite seriously i'll early
this week. and her daughter IN Kansas
Citp was yesterday telsgraphed for.
Miss Daisy Gill returned Friday from a
vacation visit with friends in Pueblo ano
Canon City, and Is again occupying her
old position as saisslady in Prices dry
goods store.
Robin Kinney returned home yesterday
from cimaron, Kan, where he has been
for some time assisting in the cultivation
Of some 200 acres Of broom corn on the
big Kinney farm.
Miss Anna Shsllman writes to her
friends from Camden. Ohio. that her
mothers serious illness on getting back
Eas. has passed the critical stage and
recovery is about assured.
Claude Ayrss came in last Friday from
Omaha, where he has been perfeetinR
himself in the jewelers. trade. and after
few days visit with friends left for
Portland. Ore. to look up a business To-
cation.
The Keenan, home was the scene OF a
merry going away party. for the Jolly
Girls club on Wednesday evening. Miss
Keenan, had provided ample entertain
ment for her large party Of young friends,
many Of whom are leaving for vacation
visits with friends. and a jolly time was
spent by the young people.
Walk-Ovsr Oxfords selling at special
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