Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-04-15
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G W. Lewis. o. F. Sheldon and A. w.
Wright were visitors to Pueblo on Tues
day.
Mrs. H. W. Adsmund was up from La
Junta OH Monday to spend the day wilh
Mrs. T. B. Wilson,
L. N. Hendricks of Holly is spending
the week with his family and renewing
old acquaintances.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gllispie are re-
joiclng over the arrival of bouncing
baby boy on Sunday night.
Mr.. ard Mrs. F. D. Stoop and the
formers sister. Mrs. Riley. left on Tues
DAY for their home in Kalispel. Mont.
The K. K. Klub held dance in Cheeks
hal! Wednesday and good crowd was
out. in spite of the disagreeable weather.
Rev. W. D. Neale. who with his family
has spent the winter in town, this week
moved out to his farm, a mile southwest.
Miss Gladys Tarbox of Swink spent
Saturday and Sunday with her friend.
Mrs. Fred Knause and other Rocky Ford
friends.
William Cook left on Tuesday for his
home in Roswell. N. M. after spending
week in this city with his sister, Mrs. A.
H. Folsom.
F. Y. Hauck left on Saturday for Hot
Springs. Ark. to tone up after the rizors
of winter. He will probably be away
about a moH:h.
Mrs. Margaret Partner departed on
Friday last for Tacoma. WASH. where
she intends spending several months
with her son Alvin.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Sloan Of Pueblo arrived
Saturday upon visit to the home of her
father-in-law. A. C. Sloan. and with
Rocky Ford friends.
Amongst the real estate transfers this
week was that of the Vorhees 40-acre
farm near Hewdale to W. D. Roe of Ver-
ssilles. Mo. Tho consideration was
$4,000.
Alvin Kouns, express messenger for
Wells-Fsrao between Colorado Springs
and Portland. Ore. spent Saturday and
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
A. P Ka-7s.
lnnn .Yrrnon. recent arrival from Ill
Inc,s wr" his Week invested in a lo-aere
uEcI Ut 'Zs Earsin farm. has rented Mrs.
ruigsrH Z. ,ssidence on Washington avenue
ara -ur vse in town.
I.u.4 .aman and J. Taylor. Of Farm
erGYl, = d., shipped in car Of zulu:
nrJ,sy,-- Soods-on Tuesday. and are
'JUEsass ~ place near town on which to
IuA.. tu-sr future home.
v~zTI uounty Assessor Horace Amos
eA,II 2. 80 week rendered his resigna-
t.eI. 49, '"n Wednesday A. l.. Kellogg
wa. <psanted in his stead ard entered
up... So. "Ities in tho city.
... ..-- Mrs. J. P. Ware and family ar
rr-~ s..'day from Lyons. Kan. and are
"IVvsI..s ..,e country o'er" with the inten-
tur r-iking their future home in this
"r'' Arkansas valley.
80 well returned Tuesday from
=" e----@sd stay in Hot Springs and
tr9 through Oklahoma Mr. Maxwell
w,- r-"-.'y benefited by his course Of
baths 'rp trings thi good news that the
- - = peopls at the Spa are all en-
yny'-r ----selyes.
Cue :: the most attractive window dis
pis-- 49,. the Enterprise reporter has
seen = :hc Ladies' Home Journal Style
Book display in the Main street window
Of tho n-T5ey Dry Goods company. The
nobby dressing is the ioint work of Dick
Dye and Henry Hardly.
Rocky Ford and vicinity was this week
visited by the first real rain this sTrine.
Tee rain fall commenced Tuesday after
noon and continued intermittently until
yesterday morning, during which time
over two inches Of precipitation was re-
corded by the local Experiment Station.
The rain has been of inealeuIable benefit
to the farmers Of the vicinity.
The High school botany class. under
the supervision Of MIss Morrison. spent
Tuesday afternoon at tho orchard Of
Senator Crowley. The senator invited
the young people to partake of his
apples. after which he gave them an in
teros:ing talk on How to Grow Trees" J."
The class. having provided themselves
with lunch. spent delightful and hos
p.table afternoon.
The attention Of our readers in Rocky
Ford and vicinity is again called to Bry-
ant & Johnston's advertisement in this
paper. Tomorrow is the last day that
names will be received for their hand
soma little pony and there are still many