Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-05-05
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Pueblo on Wednesday.
J. w. Bowman made a business trip
to La Junta on Tuesday.
J.J. Davis of Pueblo spent tho fore
part of the week in this city.
Everett Bostwiek left Monday for q
visit in Kansas and st. Joe.
J. L. Potter arrived home Tuesday
from an extended visit in St. Louis.
D. S. Reed and family moved on We'd
nesday to their ranch south of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Snyder on Tues
day moved into the G.P. Randall home.
Mrs. Frank Hart entertained a number
of friends at cards on Thursday evening.
Herb Bittle and family moved Tues.
day to their home in the Veatch addition.
Attorney Fred A. Sabln was up from
La Junta on Tuesday. the guest of J. H.
Price.
Fred L. Perdue returned Friday from
trip to Kansas City and other points in
Missouri.
c. B. Brannon and c. l. Wilder spent
Friday last in Pueblo. upon Brannon
town site business.
Mrs. G. M. Hall pleasantly entertained
the Presbyterian Missionary societies at
her home on Wednesday.
Miss Letha Smrl entertained a few
friends at birthday dinner on Sunday.
A good time was spent by all.
Miss Ada Maxwell arrived on Satur-
day from Oberlin college. Ohio. where
she spent the winter studying music.
T.J. Smirl and family moved wsdnss-
day into their new home. the former
Fluke residence. on South Main street.
Tbs ladies Of the @. A. R. will meet
with Mrs. Sarah Orr. 4le North Main
street. next Tuesday afternoon at p. m.
Miss Winnie Long and Blanche Morgan
returned to their homes In La Junta on
Saturday. after = pleasant visit with
friends in this city.
Mrs. Ewsll on Monday do parted for
her home in Chicago. after = pleasant
winters visit at the home Of her daughter
Mrs. John E. Lawson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Forbes returned
on Sunday from Busna Vista where they
they had been visiting the latter's par
ents for the past two weeks.
M. and Mrs. ". Ken Robertson re-
turned Monday from Halstsad and Hut
Crimson. Kan. where the latter had made
an extended visit with parents and friends
Mrs. Kate KEEPER went 70 Pattsr son
Valley on Sunday. where she assisted In.
organizing Sunday school. She will 90
to chsraw this Sunday upon the same
laudsbls errand.
DR.. p. p. Keek was called out to the
Dswlsy ranch on Tuesday. Bert Dawlsy's
horse was bitten by = rattle snake and
in bad condition. but the veterinary
pulled it through.
Chapter r.. p. E. o.. met with Mrs.
r. Garner on Monday afternoon. An
ints sstinR program was carried out.
splendid refreshments were served and
the members had most enjoyable time.
W. H. Stamp. who has been going
blind with cataract, Is going to Denver
in few days hoping to get them removed
and on next Sunday evening will deliver
his favorits discourse upon Home and
how to make It happy. at the ME-. church.
All are invited and especially the young
people.
E. W. claypool and family left on Sat-
urday for Springfield. Mo. Only about
month ago Mr.. claypool came here from
''old Nilsson" intending to make his
home. but the high altitude and dry eli-
mate, combined with . severe attack Of
Inconsistencies in the women members Of
his family. compelled = hasty return to
the old home state.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. I. Maxwell returned
home on Sunday from . three months
tour through the southern states to the
Hawaiian Island and thence home by the
way Of New York and other eastern
cities Of note. They report having had .
splendid time during most Of their long
trip. but were very glad to get back and
again settle down to the routine Of home
life.
J. H. Award has packed up and II pre-
sent plans are carried out will leave to-
day with bis family for their home in
Aberdeen. Idaho. where ''Buz" has bought
him q farm and expects to grow up
with the country. Their many Rocky
Ford friends will heartily join the Enter
prise in wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Award