Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-09-09

W. R. Bosserman of Manzanola spent
Wednesday in this city.
Miss Nettie Caldwell returned Satur-
day from visit with relatives in cal:for-
mia.
Miss Lena MCGEE left for Colorado
Springs on Wednesday. to attend Colo
rado College.
Mrs. NC. Morris left on Tuesday tor a
visit with relatives and friends in Denver
and Golden.
Miss Gladys Hale left on Tuesday for
Los Angeles, where she will attend the
Polytechnic high school.
Miss Margery Hillyard returned to
Denver yesterday. after a pleasant weeks
visit with Rocky Ford friends.
E. S. Morton. Santa Fe agent at Hal
stead, Kan left for his home on Tuesday.
after pleasant visit with W. Ken Robert
| son.
o. J. Baxter this week enjoyed visit
from his brother -in-law, R. Stewart, who
arrived last Friday from his home in
Ohio.
Miss Beaver left last evening for Ok
ford, Ohio. where she will enter the mu-
sioal department of the Oxford college for
women.
vi. Shellman returned Monday from
Clark's Mineral Springs. where he had
been taking the baths and toning up
for ten days.
Mrs. E. w. Dobson and daughter Of
Albuquerque. N. NJ, arrived yesterday
upon visit to the formers sister. Mrs.
A. c. Sloan..
W. D. Kinney left for cimar.on. Kan.
on Monday with twelve men, to assist in
harvesting the broom corn crop on the
big Kinney farm.
Mss Mary Churehman. for 25 years a
teacher in the state normal school for the
blind at Colorado Springs. is visiting Mrs.
A. c. Sloan this week.
The club house boys Of the Swink fac
tory gave barbecue and dance on Mon
day night. Many were down from this
city and report having splendid time.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Hardey departed
on Monday. the former to visit relatives
in Tennessee. and the latter on a prr-
chasing trip to eastern dry goods marts.
Pyke Johnson. sporting editor on the
Denver Republican. left for home onTues-
day, after a pleasant weeks visit In this
city with his old school ehum. Fred J.
North.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Coffman left for
their home in Emporia, Kan, on Satur-
day after a pleasant visit In this city
with the formers brother. g. M. Coff-
man. and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Bnrke leave this
morning for Denver. where the latter will
visit friends and Mr.. Burke will exhibit his
blue ribbon herd Of Duros Jersey hogs at
the Interstate Fa,r.
DR., E. N. Stout this week purchased
Mrs. Mary Klinefelter's home opposite
the Washington school. And o. G. Dukate
has also closed deal for portion Of the
same fine residence property.
Mr.. and Mrs, Raymond Rothwell left
on Tuesday by way Of Denver for their
home in Warrensburg. NO., after pleas
ant visi. with the formsr's father. c. W.
Rothwell. and Rocky Ford friends.
Mrs. JohnWasscn Of Holbrook and Mrs.
Frank Pomeroy Of Holton. Kan. better
known here as Miss Mabel Cook. former
Rocky Ford teacher. spent Wednesday in
this city with Mrs. 6. H. Larmore and
family.
At the Baptist church en- Sunday morn
ing the pastors topic will be, Colorado
/, the Lmelight." At the union service
il City park at 6 p. m. Sunday eve ming.
Rev. A. H. Beaver will preach on the
subject. Making Bargain"
J. S. Harper Of Newdale has been en-
,rtaininR his brother. Capt. Thomas Har-
per. and friend. J.P. Kennedy Of Prttsburg.
Pa. who after a pleasant visit left early
In the week for Colorado Springs and
Denver. 10 take in the sights before leav-
ing for their Eastern home.
Died.-At her temporary home on
South Fifteenth street on Saturday. Mrs.
Blanche Ball suecrmbed to tuberculosis.
Deceased was so years Of age and had
resided in this city about month. The
remains were taken to the old home in
Ames. Iowa. on Sunday by the sorrowing
husband, |. N. Ball.
DR.. LAWSON on Ties1 lay Performed an
operation at the City hospital in La Junta
for the removal Of an ovarian tufnor