Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-11-24
PERSONAL
AND
LOCAL
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Miss Grace Hoffman spent Monday
in La Junta.
R. A. Potter spent Tuesday on business
in La Junta.
Ray Kearney spent Monday in Pueblo
on business.
W. R. Hardey spent Wednesday on
business in Pueblo.
C. E. Barrow of Fowler spent Friday
with his home folks.
Judge Wallis was up from La Junta on
legal business Wednesday.
Miss Dorothy Bradley spent Sunday
with friends in La Junta.
Jos. H. Price returned yesterday from
business trip to Pueblo.
H.W. Lance returned Wednesday from
few days visit in Denver.
John Washbnrn and j. o. Wood were
up from La Junta on Tuesday.
AVS, W. J. Brown is reported to be
ieeo4ering from recent illness.
Mrs. L, R. Fenlason left on Wednesday
for visit with friends in Denver.
Donald Stratton has accepted posi-
ton with the First National Bank,
DR.. T. B. Wilson and wife returned on
Friday from visit with friends in Holly
DIR, Maier is having his Office above
the City Drug store remodeled and fitted
up.
Miss O'Brien of Stewart, Ia. arrived
0ct Friday and is guest OF the Misses
Mcintyre.
Mrs. James Bingham returned home on
Saturday after months visit with friends
in Denver.
Miss Feneta Newcomb, of Denver. is
vittlng Mrs. James Bingham and Rocky
Ford friends.
Mrs. James Heap came down from
Trinidad on Monday and is visiting Rocky
Ford friends,
Miss Matte Umbarger returned last
\week from an extended visit with rela-
;tives and friends in Salina. Kan.
\F. W. Niche returned to Fowler on
"Wednesday after being confined at the
Pollock hospital for several weeks.
Etas Stare of Wankesha. Wis, left on
"Wednesday for Seattle. after pleasant
visit with his niece. Mrs. L. R. Fenlason
The Loyal Daughters Of the Christian
ohurfh met with Mrs. Daniel Ward last
Friday A very enjoyable afternoon
was spent.
AIRS. George Hammond and daughter
MIS- Beth Galiger. returned home from
Denver on Sunday after pleasant visit
with friends.
The sermon themes at the Christian
church next Sunday will be The True
Measure of Service" and "ls Man natur-
ally Christian9"
L, R. Fenlason reports the sale of
acre tract west of town belonging to
Mrs. Lindsey and sold to George A. Full
ler, Consideration $3.50
Stork cards were this week received
announcing the arrival of an 8 pound
girl on November ID to MIR. and Mrs.
W. B. Mcmillan Of Swanwick. III.
DR.. Lawson left on Friday for Albu-
ouerque, in response to a message that
Mrs. Lawson was quite i'll. Her many
Rocky Ford friends hope that the attack
may prove temporary and that the doctor
may be able to return home shortly.
At her home east of town on Wednes-
day Mrs. Ira Potter gave dinner in hon
or of "Grandma" Potter. A number of
relatives and friends were present from
this city and everyone enjoyed the ooca-
sion, but none more so than the guest OF
onor.who for many years has enjoyed the
privilege OF having the word great"
prefixed to her honorary title.
At a meeting OF the committee from
the Baptist, Christian, Methodist and
fAsbyterian churches having in charge
"a arrangements for a union reyiva
serice, it was decided that the services
would be commenced with the dawn OF
the new year and that no outside talent
would be called upon. The local ministers
will alternate in having charge and the
music will be provided by an orchestra
from the different churches with Leroy,
B. Elser as director.
Postal cards were yesterday issued
bearing the following self-explanatory
admonition to the antlered tribe: Rocky
Ford lodge. No. ll4z. B. P. o. Elks, will
pull off show Thanksgiving Eve,
Wednesday. Nov. 90. in the X. of P.
Halls, Dancing, lotto. cards and re-
freshments. Bill. get your wife. your
sweetheart, your siseer. or someone else's
...;fa cmaathaart or sister and ioin the