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ness trip to Colorado Springs.
Mrs. G. M. Hall spjcya ably entertained
the Tuesday Reading Circle this week.
W. B. Vaudeville returned Tuesday
from business trip to Cheyenne. Wyo.
Mrs Chas. C:hallgren is up from Las
Animas this week. visitor at her parent
al home.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Maddox left on
future home.
Mrs. S. E. Dillon leaves today for her
home in Lamar. after short visit with
Rocky Ford friends.
Attorney Joel W. Todd on Wednesday
moved his law offices to the opera house
block on South Nam street.
Mrs. Jacob Weist returned early in the
week from pleasant visit with her sister
in Denver and daughter in Kansas.
Miss Lydia Praggs Of Sedalia. Mo-.
arrived on Friday and is visitor at the
home of her sister. Mrs. H. H, Sehott,
Rev. F. W. Collins was in D,nver this
"SCN oItcudihk siio tLSSSihk v vie >sosO
Board Of the Christian Missionary society
Preparation, are in progress for tie
Christmas program at the Christ. n
church. A good entertsinm mt is assur, d.
Jos. Sialer. master meehani; OF the A.
3. S. Co. factory at Oxnard. Calf, is
visiting Superintendent Noble this week.
Buck" Shelton and "Sport" Whitten-
burg spent Friday in Pueblo Reports
would Indicate that the boys had good
time.
Mrs. F. r. Msrk left for Alva, Okla.
YESTERDAY. in response to telegram IN
forming her of the dangerous illness Of
her father H. S. Await.
S. N. Hines. secretary Ct the Arkansas
Valley Commercial association, was down
from Fowler yesterday. The Enterprise
Acknowledges a pleasant cal.
Will Tarboll was :p from La Junta on
Tuesday. moving his family to that place
where he is now permanently located in
the Santa Fe signal department.
The subjset Of the sermon at the Chris
tian church next Sunday morning will be
The Good Iidinzs" ths evening subject
will be "The Convenient Season.
Mrs. A. Latson most enjoyably enter
tanned the missionary societies OF the
Presbyterian church and invited friends |
at her home on Wednesday afternoon, |
George Jones. one Of Rocky Ford's con-
tingent in the Agricultural College. came |
in from Fort Collins on Monday to spend |
his Christmas vaearion with the home
folk.
Mrs. Providence Mounts entertained |
the PhIlatea class Of the Presbyterian |
church at her home on Tuesday evening, |
in honor Of the former teacher Mrs. S.
E. Dillon.
Mrs M. J. Anderson returned Tuesday |
from Roswell. N. M. where she had ae-
eompanied and sustained her daughter.
Mrs. X. S. Woodruff. in her recent be- ]
reavement.
Mr.. Ulrieh Of ordway this week bought
through the City Realty Co. the Latson
place on South Eighth street, the eoasid-
GRAFTON being ST. 900. He will make this |
his future home.
F. c. Schultz. who recently bought the /,
Gibsrson place east Of town and expects
to move here in the early spring. writes |
from Nebraska that he is counting the
days until he can start for the valley o.
Content"
After pleasant visit in this city Mrs.
La, U.Ia h..
homs in Denver. She was accompanied
by her daughter. Mrs. James Bingham.
who will spend the Yuletide season with
Denver relatives and friends.
\ Because Of selishness. laziness or some
such cause on the part Of the men folk
there is a lately increased demand fo'
motor cycles. according to Dick Dye. who
this week has sold two Of his especial
brand. and has orders for two more.
Mrs. o. 3. Stauffer leaves the first Of
the week for Hot Springs. Ark, to spend
the happy Christmas season with her
husband, who. his Rosky Ford fri, nds
will be pleased to hear, is steadily improv-
ing and hopes to return home in the
spring permanently relieved Of the all
ment with which he for many years has
been troubled.
Prof. and Mrs. John I. Cochran, the
versatile and accomplished entertainers
delighted fine audiences with Song and
Story" and some splendid instrumental
music at Bob Greek sehoolhouse and
olney Springs last Friday and Saturday