Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1911-09-08
LOCAL ITEMS

H. r. Ells is a FAR week visitor from
from Denver with his friend W. C. Steele.
Miss Edna Bliokhahn came in yesterday
from Walsenburg, to visit friends few
days.
Mrs. and Mrs. George Babcock of La
Junta are spending the week with Rocky
Ford friends.
Miss Nellie Bartholomew leaves today
for her home in Denver. after months
visit with friends.
"Woman's work in the Church" will be
the subject Of the sermon at the Christian
church next Sunday morning.
Sol Wolfe came down from Colorado
Springs on Tuesday tc spend Fair week
with the doctor and Rocky Ford friends.
Vincent Guthrie left for Troy, N. Y.
on Monday to resume his studies after
pleasant vacation visit with the home
folk.
Chapter R. of the P. E. o. met at the
home of Mrs. Henry Harley on Monday
evening. A most enjoyable session is
reported.
Mrs. Diexhuis and two children, of
st. Louis, are visitors at the home of the
formers parents, Prof. and Mrs. G. G.
Worcester.
Miss Agnes Shumate left the first of
the week for Nogales, Ariz., where she
has accepted teachers position in the
public schools.
Mrs. S. F, Woolard and daughter. of
Wichita. Kan, arrived Wednesday and
are visitors at the Vaudeville home on
North Eighth street.
Mrs. Cochran, two daughters and son
James, came in on Sunday from Chicago
and are visitors at the home of the form
er's uncle. j. S. Green.
Mrs. C. H. Davidson OF Minneapolis.
left for California on Monday. after
short visit in this city at the home of her
cousin. W. B. Vaudeville.
Lexie Decker, wife and child left for
their home in Oklahoma on Monday. after
a pleasant visit at the home OF the form
er's uncle. W. R. Davies.
Jack" Fleak. the mechanical genius of
the Las Animas Democrat. is taking a
rest from his arduous duties and enjoying
fair week with his Rocky Ford friends.
The Septem Der meeting of the C. W.
B. M. will be held next Wednesday at
2;5o p. m. with Mrs. M. W. Hall at the
corner of Fourth street and Maple avenue
Ray and James Hall left on Monday
for Parkville. Mo, the former to enter
upon his last year in Park College and
the latter to begin his studies in the same
Institution.
Mesdames W. R. Davies and Commo-
dore Graham expect to leave next Tues
day for Duggar, Ind, the former to visit
her two sons and the latter to visit her
relatives and friends.
Miss Edyth Beaver delightfully."- enter
tanned a few friends at her home on Mon
day evening. Twas sort of farewell
party. prior to her leaving for Missouri to
resume her musical studies.
The W. c. T. U. will meet Friday, Sept.
l S in the Baptist church. 1t is especially
requested that all be present to hear the
report of the year and toelectn ew officers
Be looking up some new Presidential
timber,
| Ralph Kinney, an old-time employe of
the Enterprise but now with the Rocky
Mountain News, is down from Denver
this week doing the Fair" and incident
allv vieitin1 bie sietar Mre w p uarday
and friends.
Ford Steward is enjoying visit from
his mother, who arrived early in the week
from her home in Valparaiso, Ind.
Though approaching the age of three
score years and ten Mrs. Steward is still
an expert with the needle and she has
some specimens of her handwork on ex-
hibition at the Fair that are attracting the
admiring comments of the ladies.
Fred G. Shaffer, THE Daddy Of Good
Roads Day." of Rifle. Colo, gave the
Enterprise a pleasant call on Tuesday.
Mr.. Shaffer is veteran newspaper man
and is spending the week in this city in
the interest of the Colorado Farmer, of
which he is the field representative. The
Colorado Farmer is semi-monthly pub
LEGATION that has recently been started at
Fort Morgan. under the editorship of C.
H. Human of the Colorado Agricultural
College. and is working for better farms,
better homes and better roads. and our
readers will before long have the benefit
of its teaching, as we are making clubbing
arrangements. about which we will let
you know next week.
For Sale-Good heavy young team,