Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-12-02
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PERSONAL
AND
LOCAL Z

Ed. Nanny spent Tuesday in Pneblo.
DR.. Kellogg was La Junta visitor on
Tuesday.
J. Clyde Fluke went up to Denver on
Wednesday. t-a
John Hampton and mother left for
Oklahoma on Wednesday.
H. J. Woodbury., editor Of the Manzan-
ola Sun. spent Monday in this city.
Mrs. J. A. johnson and Miss Ruth
Gretchen spent Wednesday in Pueblo.
Miss Fonnie Bssrbohm Of La Junta
spent Saturday with friends in this city.
Attorney E. c. Glenn was an abls
pilot for large duck hunting party this
week.
Miss Maude Crsssy left Monday for
Denver. to resume her studies at Denv or
University.
Miss Marie Powell returned home on
Sunday from pleasant visit with rsla-
lives and friends in Denver.
Mrs. X. S. Woodruff leaves today for
Roswell, N. NJ, in response to q telegram
telling her Of the dangerous illness Of her
husband.
. Miss Nina Andrews will entertain the
J. o. L. L. Y. Girls and an equal number
Of invitsd guests this friday evening. At
her home south Of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.L. Drew of Kahoka.
Mo-. arrived on Tuesday for couple OF
months visit with their son Frank. day
ticket agent for the Santa Fs.
Prof. o. M. Jenks and Miss Mildred
Mathews Of the Swink schools were
guests at Miss Lstha Shurnats's home
during the Thanksgiving season.
,Mps E. J. Wilcox and children returned
to their Denver home the first Of the week
after . pleasant Thanksgiving vacation
visit with Rocky Ford relatives and friends
Mrs. M. S. Martin and granddaughter.
Miss Ella Barrow. returned home on Sun
day after = couple Of months visit with
friends IN St. L,u.s and other points in
Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Sprinkler and little
son went up to Denver on Wednesday.
to consult specialist about bronchial
affection with which Junior has lately
been troubled.
Miss Jessie Larmors returned home on
Saturday from . two months visit with
relatives and friends In indianapolis.
She has resumed her old position with
the Palmer Dry Goods Co. 80
D Miss LOIS Decker. Miss Ruth cristy
and Miss FIossnes Crave. whoeams down
from Colorado College to spend Thanks
giving At the Mandsvills home. returned
to colorodo Spri ,gs on Monday.
Mrs. Myrtle Rsiehsnbaeh 10 home again
after two months sojourn In Indiana.
where she was summoned 70 the bedside
. Of her grandfather. Although 80 years old
he rsgainsd his health. and hopes to b
:. . esnsinsrian.
Mrs. D. N. Hayes. Stats Supsr,ntsn-
dent Of W. c. T. U. Rescue Work Of Dem
YER. addressed the students Of the high
school yesterday. An article from her
pen entitled Take Care Girls" will sp-
pear in the Enterprise next week.
Mrs. W. L Boyd. W. r. G. inspector
for this district, accompanied by Mssd-
smss Lowe and Robb and Miss Juanita
Boyd spent Monday in ordway. where
thsformsr inspected the local Relief Corps
The ladies report having = most enjoy
able visit.
The subject Of the sermon At the chri-
stian church Sunday morning will b "A
Seriptural method Of church business" In
the evening Mrs, D. N. Hayes Of Denver
State Superintendent Of Rescue Work
for the W. c. T. u. will speak on "our
Boys and Girls.
With the close Of the week chas. Mel
. lon will surrender the position Of linsman
for the Rocky Ford Electric Co.. which |
- has eapably filled for about fivs years.
AMI will move to the big Edgar ranch
south Of town. where he will try his hand
at raising farm truck.
The Sans Souei Club met with Mrs.
Floyd Hawlsy. and spsnt = delightful
afternoon on Tuesday. A foe Thanks
giving program was rendered. Especially
interesting was an original story which
was read by the author. Mrs. Libby. and
the members hops she will repeat the
treat.
From all reports the Elks minstrel
show on Thursday and FRIDAY. Dec. 20
and so. will be the biggest thing Of the
kind ever pulled OF in this city. Special
trains will b run to accommodate the
crowds from La Junta and Pueblo. and