Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1911-07-28

Mrs H. A. Dawley of La Junta was
the guest of Mrs. F. Y, Hauck on Satur-
day.
J. L. Peterson of Colorado Springs
made business trip to this city on Mon
day.
Miss Myrtls Garrett of La Junta is a
visitor at the home Of her friend. Mrs. j.
J. Blinn.
Miss Blanche Rex left on Tuesday for
several weeks visit with friends in
Denver.
Glenn Baxter came home Sunday from
a several months stay amid the orange
groves of Florida.
Miss Lena MCGEE came down from
Colorado Springs on Tuesday and is a
guest at the Cover home.
Miss Florence KEEPER came home on
Tuesday from a two weeks visit with
friends in Colorado Springs.
Miss Lottie Loveioy returned home on
Monday from an extended visit with
relatives and friends in Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant moved into the
Dickinson home on Monday. and will
make Rocky Ford their home.
Ray Keith left on Monday for his home
in Bentonville. Ark, after a pleasant
visit with Rocky Ford friends,
]. B. Ritter returned Sunday from a
vacation visit at Beulah. He returns to
his duties on the rural route this morning.
Misses Emma and Ada Sell of Platts-
burg. NO., arrived on Wednesday and
will make an extended visit at the l.
! Santee home.
Floyd HawleY, of the American Beet
Sugar Co, made short trip on business
into New Mexico and Arizona returning
sday to Rocky Ford.
Miss Juanita Boyd spent Sunday in
Pueblo. where she was met by MissAlma
Samples of Walsenburg. and the young
ladies "took in the CITY,"
Miss Leona Lewis. on the way from
! California to her home in Oklahoma,
stopped off on Tuesday for visit with
the E. C. Shelton family.
Ed Ripper left for his home in Kansas
on Sunday, after his sudden call to this
city to attend the funeral of his brother,
our late night marshal, Jake Ripper.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presby-
terrain church came out very successfully
at the Grand Tuesday evening, clearing
S56 with the moving picture show and
refreshments.
Mrs. C. H. Badger is enjoying visit
from a cousin. Miss Fife Perry. special
instructor in the Chicago schools, who
arrived on Tuesday to spend portion Of
her vacation in this city.
Misses Jolly and Mabel Strong plea
sanity entertained the @. E. club on Mon
day evening. Dainty refreshments were
served and those present report having
spent pleasant evening.
Rev. A. H. Beaver went to Colorado
Springs on Tuesday to attend the quar-
terly board meeting of the Baptist State
Convention of which he is director, He
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His majesty the stork called at the
home of Lewis Linn at an early hour on
Tuesday morning. 1t is bouncing baby
boy that Lewis received from the tabled
bird. and he's just about the happiest dad
you ever saw.
Uncle Billy" Matthews and his estim-
able better half left this week for Excel
sior Springs. No.. where they expect to
make an extended stay and recuperata
from all tie ills they have lately been
accommodating.
C. C, Carleton. the oantaloupe man.
with his wife and young son arrived on
Sunday from their home in Plant City,
Fla. They have rented the Mrs. Hardy
residence on South Seventh street and
expect to make this city their home for
the next couple of months.
P. J. Reifel and C. v. Ryan departed
Wednesday for leisurely and extended
trip back east" They will visit Chicago
Cincinnati, Buffalo, and eventually land
in Toronto. Canada, where they will be
able to learn how reciprocity strikes the
other fellow. But they are SIMPLY on
pleasure bent. and their visit 'across the
lines" will have no political or other sig
niioance.