Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-11-03
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| L. N. Hendricks was up from Holly,
Saturday and Sunday,
w. B. Goblin left on Monday for a
business trip to Denver.
J. H. Price returned on Tuesday from
a business trip to Denver.
Preston Rogers spent the first of the
week on business in Fowler.
Miss Leo Shelton has accepted posi-
ton as bookkeeper for ]. H. Price.
Prof. Norton of the Business College
spent Tuesday on business in Las Animas
Will Wright came down from Denver
on Sunday and spent the day visiting
| friends.
Roy Shuler left on Saturday for Lamar
after couple of days visit with friends
in this city.
Mrs, R. c. Todd is up from La Junta
this week. visiting Rocky Ford relatives
and friends.
Ernest Progst left on Wednesday for
Grand Island. Neb.. on business for the
A. B. S. Co.
John W. Bowman and son Newell left
on Wednesday for trip through the
Divide country.
Mrs. B. w. Hopper and children left
this week for California, to spend the re-
mainder of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Swink returned on
Monday from pleasant visit with rela-
tives and friends in Illinois,
Miss Vera Davis left on Wednesday
for her home in Lamar. after a months
visit with friends this in city.
Col. Shively and wife and daughter.
Miss Irma, left on Monday for Denver.
where they will make their home.
Mrs. H. S. Van Antwerp left on We'd
nesday for weeks visit with relatives
and friends in Denver and Greeley.
M. U. Randell and wife arrived on
Friday from Rock Springs. Wyo., sand
expect to spend the winter in Rocky Ford
DR.. J. H. Merritt Of Denver. one of the
early presiding elders of the M. E. church
in this district. spent Tuesday in this city.
Art Black returned Monday from a
several months stay on the coast. He
will probably spend the winter in this city.
The Ladies' Union of the Christian
church will meet next Thursday after
noon with Mrs. C. W. Taylor, 4oz So.
18th street.
Robert Anderson, wife and family were
up from La Junta and spent Sunday at
the home Of the formers mother. Mrs.
M. j. Andersen.
Episcopal services in the Presbyterian
church 5 p. m. Sunday. Nov. s. Every
one cordially invited. Arehdeaeon
Schofeld in charge.
Charles Quandt and wife of Gallon.
Ohio, arrived on Sunday and will make
an extended visit with their daughter.
Mrs. j. T. Bradshaw.
Kenneth Todd entertained his friends
on Tuesday evening with treat to the
moving picture show and then to his home
where dainty refreshments were served.
A. B. Britten and A. X. Leamey, two
postal inspectors. left yesterday after
several days spent in revision of our ru-
raj routes preparatory to the opening of
Route No. a.
Sermon subjects at the Baptist church,
Sunday morning Thanksgiving" Even
ing "Risking Life for Entertainment or
What Shall we Say about the death of a
Dr;,a Ei0htayo"
Miss Mary Goblin returned last week
from Wichita. Kan. where she has been
visiting relatives. On Monday she
accepted position as bookkeeper for
]. B. Byars.
Sunday school superintendents are
asked to prepare short program for the
Worlds Temperance Sunday school rally
which will be Nov. 2and of which further
notice will be given by the W. C, T. U.
Miss Fredriokson, who has been a
Baptist Missionary at Moulmein, Burma.
for a number of years, will be at the
Baptist church Thursday evening, Nov.
9th. She is a very able and fluent
speaker and her address will be rich
treat to everyone that hears her.
The Ladies of the Maccabees held
their monthly social at the home OF Mrs
Jake Walters, Wednesday afternoon. Oct.
25. Twelve ladies were present and
took part in the fuel guessing contest. Mrs
D. F. Kane winning first prize and Mrs.
Ella Nelson the BOBBY Prize, after which
refreshments were seryed
o. B. Stauffer on Monday received
word of bad accident received by his
nother a few days before The aped