Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-01-13
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Judge Minor spent Monday on profess
sional business in Pueblo.
J. W. Murphy is able to be up and
about again after severe siege OF la
grippe.
Jos. Grossarth is opening up harness
shop in the Tenney building on South
Main street.
Harvey Lewis was down from Fowler
on Tuesday. visiting his brothers. Dudley
and George.
Mrs. A. A. Gillis left for her home in
Garden City, Kan. after a pleasant visit
at the Minor home.
M. Lawler left for his home in Chaunte
Kan.. yesterday. after an extended visit
with J. A. Woodard.
Walter Drumm of Kansas City was
visitor last week at the home of his sister,
Mrs. T. Y. Northern.
Miss Lee left for homo in Longmont on
Monday. after a pleasant visit at the
Lewis Swink home,
VIM, Shoemaker left on Saturday for
Knobnoster, No.. where he was called by
the death of his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther M. Ford are re-
joieing over the arrival Of son at their
home on Monday morning.
Miss Glenn was over from Delta the
fore part of the week, visiting her BROTH
er and Rocky Ford friends.
Miss Florence Baldwin went up to
Pueblo on Wednesday. for a few days
visit at her parental home.
FL. Gretchen returned to Holly on
Wednesday after a few days visit with
his family and Rocky Ford friends.
Mrs. o. E. Caffery arrived Tuesday
from her home in Denver and is visiting
her sisters. Mes danes Price and Lance.
N. c. Morris. Of the Palmer Dry Goods
Co.. went up to Denver on Monday, for
a weeks visit to the business marts Of
the capitol city.
A. H. Moore and family. old residents
Of Rocky Ford, will leave for California
next week. intending to make their future
home in that State.
Fearirg recurrence Of his old enemy
rheumatism Geo. c. Maxwell determined
to stave it eff with course al baths and
for that purpose left for Hot Springs on
Saturday.
Beginning next Sunday a series Of
evening talks will be given by laymen in
Methodist church. Everybody is invited
to these services. which will continue all
week and close on Sunday evening. jan
uary %.
The c. W. 3. NJ. Of the Christian church
will give Missionary Tea" at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Ward. 6os Maple
Ave. Friday evening at z:5o. A genera
invitation is gwen for a pleasant social
evening.
Clark E. Kitchen left on Saturday for
Fort Collins. to attend the Farmers Con-
gress, which is in session there this week.
After the congress Mr.. Kitchen will go to
Denver and take in the big Western
Stock Show.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. S. Stocks Of Garden
City. Kan. came in Friday to visit the
family Of n. M. Minor. Mr.. Stocks left
Sunday or trip to Denver while Mrs.
Stocks is enjoying longer visit with hcr
sister. mrs. Minor.
The City Federation Of c. E. Societies
held most successful social in the N
E. Church Tuesday evening. Games
wero played and oyster stew was served
IN the basement which was largely pat
ronized oy the young people.
Sam Bluff last week bought cut the
Rocky Ford Tea & Coffee Cos grocery
stock and has moved the same from the
Opera block on South main to the Amos
building on North Main. where he has
opened up nice little grocery store.
Rocky Ford music lovers are promised
a treat Friday evening. January Is,
when Miss Mary d. Taylor. the Denver
soprano. will appear here in the song
recital at The Presbyterian Church under
auspices ofths Star Entertainment Course
At the practice basket ball game in La
Junta on Wednesday evening our high
school te am was victorious by a score OF
so to 2l. This gives our boys bright
outlook for the first game Of the league
series. which will be played at Walsen-
burg next week.
The old RICHES grocery on South Main
street is this week in charge Of J. c. Dun
dore. who late last weak purchased the
business from 6urruss Bros. who have
conducted i. for the past couple Of months
Mr.. Dundore is freshening up the store