Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-10-27
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Miss Mabel Wallace spent several days
last week with relatives in Florence.
DR.. VanBuskirk returned Wednesday
from a few days business trip to Canon
City.
Ralph and Walter Swink spent We'd
nesday taking in the sights" at La
Junta.
Miss Luta Hopper left on Friday for
Pueblo. where she will enter the Scots
school,.
Misses Janet Davis and Blanche Ing
raham spent Tuesday with friends in
| Fowler.
| Prof. Weybright is entertaining his class
of young men at an oyster supper this
evening.
H. A. DAwley and wife were up from
La Junta and spent Sunday with Rocky
Ford friends.
Misses Ella Barrow and Juanita Boyd
spent Tuesday in Fowler. the guests of
Miss Ivy Sciota.
Miss Bessie Shrk delightfully."- enter
tanned her Sunday school class on Satur-
day afternoon.
The Sophomore class on Wednesday
enjoyed pleasant trip through the A.
B, S. Co, factory.
Claude Amos on Saturday last dispos-
ed of his second hand business to
Vanskike & Snow,
Harry Hawkey of Canon City arrived
the first of the week and expects to make
Rocky Ford his home.
JIM. Palmer and wife left for Eureka
Springs. Mo-, on Tuesday to recuperate
from recent indisposition.
The Junior class of the high schoo
will give an oyster supper on Monday
evening at the home of Miss Melba
Taylor.
Fred McKendrie returned to his home
in Leadvlle on Monday, after pleasant
four days visit with his old friend, j. c.
Fleming.
Mrs. Karl Klotsbach is enjoying visit
from her sister. Mrs. G, A. Tapp. who
arrived Saturday from her home in
Galesburg, Ill.
The many friends Of D. H. Nicely, the
veteran harness maker, will be greved
to learn that he is dangerously i'll with
| Brights disease.
| Louis Swink left on Friday last for a
couple of weeks visit with relatives in
Vermont. III where his wife has beer
visiting for several weeks.
Mrs. J. S. Green and Mrs. N. E.
Stooker have opened dressmaking par
lors in the Tenney building. first door
south OF Grand opera house.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Matthews, ,Mesdames S
Cheney and Fleak, went up to Pueblo on
Tuesday to see Kyrle Bellew and his
capable company in The Moluso".
Mrs. A. C. Sloan on Wednesday re-
oeived telegram apprizing her of the
death of favorite aunt in Pasadena.
Cal, after an illness of ten years dura-
ton.
Ruby, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. T, Kreider, has been quite i'll for
the past few days with blood poisoning.
caused by infection from the dye Of her
stocking, in slight wound.
Business men and others who have
had dealings with Luke Ford, who for
some time past has been delivery man
for the Wells Fargo Express Go. will be
l,,la al 10 hoa ~
ton to the position of cashier in the
Rocky Ford office.
The Ladies Society of the Methodist
church will give reception in the church
parlors next Monday evening to the pas
tor and his wife. Rev. and Mrs. o, L.
Orton, to which all members of the
congregation whether church members or
not, are cordially invited,
Earl Rex is mourning the sudden de-
parture of his heating stove. which he
had left out on the porch of his Garden
Place home on Sunday. Neither Earl or
the police can find trace of the lost
heater and it seems to be up to the for
mer to make a call upon the hardware
man right quickly these shiyering times.
P. E, Vandenburg returned last Friday
from weeks visit to his dry farm at
Bennett, where he saw that everything
was in good shape for the winter, and a
short stay IN Colorado Springs and Dem
yer. At the former place he took in the
Dry Land Congress and at the latter the
big electrical show. both of which he re-
ports to have drawn record breaking
crowds.
The approach of winter has evidently
awakened most of the fraternal and