Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-04-28
PERSONAL
AND
LOCAL 9

Mr. ana mrs. y. n. FIlee SPohs "'oN@J
in La Junta.
Miss Zita Bradley is visiting friends in
La Junta this week.
W. B. Goblin left on Tuesday for Cripple
Creek. on leg.l business.
Chas. Cook Is recovering from recent
severe attack Of laryngitis.
DR.. E. W. Kearby left on Wednesday
for few days visit in Trinidad.
Mr.. Miller of Cedarville. Kan,. spent
Sunday with Rocky Ford friends.
George Diehl returned home on Tues
day from business trip tc Trinidad.
Attorney E. c. Glenn left on Tuesday
for Chicago. to be gone for some time.
Miss Mays Murray spent Sunday in La
Junta. the guest Of the Misses Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira 3. Ellis have moved
into their new home on corner Of Eighth
and Elm.
DR.. S. H. Kellogg left yesterday for a
few days visit with relatives and friends
in Denver.
Mrs. N. c. Morris was called to Denver
on Monday by news Of the severe illness
of her father.
Miss Cornelia Seeley Of La Junta
spend Sunday in this eity.the guest Of the
Misses st. John.
Tom Rush left the latter part Of last
week for Victor. Colo. where he has ae-
eepted a position.
Mrs. W.F. Green entertained Mesdames
Roxie Swink. c. A. Conner and Wiley at
luncheon on Tuesday.
Mrs. O. G. Dukate entertained her
class Of young ladies on Friday evening.
The guests report 3 delightful evening
spent.
c. c. Matthews baggage master at the
Santa Fe depot. returned to his duties on
Tuesday after few days visit to Canon
City and Pueblo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul'M, North returned
! home Tuesday evening from an eight
days visit Of combined business and
pleasure in Denver.
Fly. Hauek left for Hot Springs. Ark.
on Friday last. to try the baths and
change Of altitude for relief from asth-
matte and spring troubles.
G. Harvey Norton left on Saturday for
Portland. Ore. where he may decide to
locate, il the business opening offered
turns out to be as represented.
LIE. Rollen. the former well known
landscape gardener for the A. 3. S. Co..
is down from Colorado Springs this week.
visiting his daughter, Mrs. p. J. Willis.
and Rocky Ford friends.
A party Of young people had a sur
prise party on Herman Cornelius last
Thursday evening. The young people
provided the lunch and several games
were played. The party broke up at q
late hour and those present report having
fine time.
D. v. Burrell. our well known seed
man, early 10 the week completed the
planting Of 20 acres Of cherry trees on
his Box Springs ranch, from which II is
evident that he intends to try his hand at
the growing Of different kind Of fruit
than eantaloupes, Burrell Gems, etc.
The many friends Of Mrs. F. M. Harsin
will be pleased to hear that she is max
ing satisfactory recovery from the OPP
Grafton she underwent on Tuesday and 1t
is believed that she will be able to return
home from the Pueblo hospital next week
completely cured Of the trouble that made
an operation necessary.
The many friends Of Mrs. X. S.
Woodruff will be grisved to learn that
she is quite i'll at the nome or her mother.
Mrs. M. J. Anderson. On Tuesday Mrs.
Woodruff had started for Roswell, N. NJ.
but was taken sick upon reaching Pueblo
and on Wednesday was brought back to
her Rocky Ford home. where she has
since been under the care Of physician.
Those who know w. r. Dyes fondness
for horses will be surprised to hear that
Shorty" has thrown his roadsters in the
discard and is now chasing about town
in gasoline buggy. And Joe Elmer, it
will be noticed. Is not making his daily
trips hereabouts. all because Of trade
on Tuesday in which Shorty" got the
Viehle that Joe has Sheltered" for the
past couple Of years.