Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-03-11

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4. S. johnson Is spending the week In
Denver, on business matters infant :.
Mrs. Robbins left for cortsz yssssrday.
70 make her home with her son Bart.
in. Kimzsy returned ysstsrdsy from
. tsa-dsys Trip In Tie Pssos Valley. Tex
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Attorney ". B. oebin left On Tnssday
fer Lshanea. Ps.. 70 visit his uncle. Gen.
/ J.P. 3. Goblin. so
Mrs. Plat wieks - down from Pueblo
this week visiting her sisters. :Assdsmss
Elssr and Robins.
| The ". r. c. will meet with Mrs. ".
I. Boyd, South Twelfth street. on We'd
nssdsy, March 10.
Mrs. J. R. Price left for Lamar on Sat-
urdsy last, to spend few weeks with
relatives and friends.
Miss Ella Cline returned Friday from
few days visit in Holly, with her broth
srs. Albert and Harry Cline.
Frank John returned Wednesday from
a pleasant visit Of several weeks with
relatives and friends in Ohio and Iowa.
W. Sherman and family. Of Abilene.
Kan, yesterday moved into J. P. S. Co.
bins residence on North Eleventh street.
Andrew MeClelland. the well known
Pueblo philanthropist, spent Wednesday
in this city with his old friend. David S.
Reed.
|. D. Hale left on Wednesday night for
the Imperial Valley. to see how the can
taloupes are sprouting in that section Of
California.
Rev. A. Caro-! Shaw Of Las Animas
will have charge Of the services in the
Christian church next Sunday morning
and evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker and Robert
Rssd we're down from Pueblo on Sunday
and spsnt The day with the lattsr's par
snts and friends in this city.
cohmsn 4 Young report the sale on
Wednesday Of D. v. Burrsll's 2o-sers
farm southeast Of town 70 o. L. Frams.
Consideration $3.50 IN acre.
F.J. Mantz. ths recent purchaser Of
Danisl's l6-ssrs tract about half mile
southwest Of town, moved In Tuesday
from his former home In Iowa.
Mrs. J. L Bennett. . wsll-known resi-
dent Of Holbrook. is reported t. b re-
covering from = stroke Of paralysis which
she sustained early this week.
Miss Edwina shelton returned 70 her
duties as nurse In the G. F. & !. hospital
At Pueblo on Wednesday. after = short
visit with her parents and Rocky Ford
friends,
M. E. Levy spent couple Of days in
town this week. closing up a few odds
and end. Of business before leaving fer
New York. where he goes into the hat
manufacturing business.
Mrs. Florence Six. who will have
charge Of the millinery department at
Mrs. Hulse's has just returned from
Denver where she was studying the new
est and latest styles in millinery.
Workmen are busily engaged this week
installing an artificial ice machine in ".
F. Gerbing's meat market In keeping
with his modern market Mr.. Gsrbing pro-
poses to keep ,hings cool in his shop.
R. Lynch. the capable and obliging
salesman in J. H. Prices dry goods store
for several years, this week surrendered
his position and lefs yesterday for White
Rocks. where he will make his home on
his dry claim.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. T. Snow Of Moberly.
Mo-. are amongst the arrivals this " eek.
That they Intend making this their future
home is assured. as they have already
gone to housekeeping in q eozy South
Sixth street residence.
From letter requesting that the ad-
dress Of his paper be changed the Enter
prise learrs that J. M. Nanny. after a
three-y years residence in Car;zozc. N. NJ.
has returned to Colorado and is row
permanently located in Salida.
Guy Woods has been busily engaged
this week in moving out to his recently
purchased plot Of ground. the Van Deren
six acre tract west Of town. where he
eontem plates spreading out in bee eul-
ture and poultry raising with garden
truck and fruit as side lines.
l. r. Fenlason reports the following
real estate transfers this week: Jas.
Ryan purchased Bert Wheeloek's 5-acre
tract north Of the Rocky Ford ditch. and
the latter bought Fisk's 20-aere farm
adjoining the Crowley place on the east
Consideration was $3.50 an acre fol
ea.h place