Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-09-15
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Mrs. George Cameron and Miss Mary
Goblin spent Monday in Pueblo.
Miss Kate Shelton spent Tuesday with
her sister and friends in Pueblo,
Miss Bernice Ingalls, left on Monday for
Boulder, where she will enter school.
Miss Maude Reed pleasantly entertain
ed the Entire Nous on Tuesday afternoon.
MISS Frances Weaver left on Monday
for Greeley. where she will attend school.
Ray Kearney is spending the week IN
Fowler, where he has bought out bar
Der shop.
Mrs. Margaret Woodruff and infant
son left on Monday for visit with friends
in Denver.
Mrs. James Heap left on Saturday for
her home in Trinidad after visiting friends
during the fair.
Miss Edith Beaver left on Saturday
for Oxford, O., where she will attend
musical school.
Mrs. M.E.Craighead left the first OF the
week for her home in Pueblo, after visit
ing friends in this city.
Matt Convey. the carriage painter and
furniture upholsterer spent Wednesday
on business in Ordway.
Miss Lena Huguenan was called to
Denver on Sunday by the news OF the
serious illness of her sister.
Earl Simons arrived last week from
Oxnard, Cal. He will spend the winter
with his parents in this city.
CD. Brown left on Tuesday for Den
yer, Trinidad and other places IN the
interest of the broom factory.
Miss May Morrison returned on Satur-
day from Boulder. where she has spent
the vacation with her parents.
/ Mrs. H. D. Garwood returned home
on Saturday from Palmer Lake, where
she has been spending the summer.
Fred Warren on Friday resumed his
duties as city mailman, and the next day
W. o. johnson began his vacation.
Mrs. Mary Conner left for her home in
Cripple Creek on Wednesday. after
pleesan, visit with Mrs. Florence Six.
Miss Edith Fraseur returned on Satur-
day from Vinton. Iowa. and has resumed
her work as domestic science teacher.
Miss Lena Kitchen left on Sunday for
Las Animas, where she has accepted
position as teacher IN the public schools.
Miss Laura Swink leaves the last OF
the week for Denver,where she will con-
tinue her studies in the Miss Wooott
school.
Miss Madre Merrill left on Sunday for
her home in Colorado Springs. after visit
ing at the W. B. Goblin home and attend
ing the fair.
Mrs, Ann Fry and granddaughter arrlv-
ed last week from Chandler, Texas. and
are visiting the formers sister. Mrs,
George W. Swink.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beers and daughter, Miss
Berthadell Beers. arrived early in the
week and are occupying the DR.. Roberts
/ reeidence during Mrs. Roberts absence.
3Following are the sermon subjects at
the Baptist church on Sunday; morning
1.-The Mission of the Church," evening
"A Sermon Suggested by Attending the
Fair"
Rev..E, C. Conway. the newly appoint
ed pastor of the Newdale- SwInk Metho-
dist circuit, delivered his initial sermon to
goodly congregations in these places last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Pike left for their
home at Mount Morrison on Saturday
after pleasant Fair week visit with Mr..
and Mrs. N. C. Morris. The two ladies
are sisters.
j. W. Woodside and Mrs. BixbY left for
their homes in Purdin, Mo, on Tuesday,
after a pleasant Fair week visit with
their brother, E. S. Woodside and family
of Garden Place.
Hunter Cover. Harley Latson and
Louis Seaman left for Colorado Springs
on Monday. the former to. take course
in Liberal Arts and the latter in Irriga-
ton and Civil Engineering in Colorado
College.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. F. Hohnbaum came
in on Tuesday from their homestead near
Aver, where the latter has spent the
summer and the former his two weeks
vacation with their sons.
Mrs. w. B, Hopper leaves today for
Denver for short visit with her sister
before going to Glenwood Springs where
she will represent the local chapter of
Eastern Stars in the annual convention
OF the Grand Chapter o. E. S.