Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-04-07
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came down Saturday to visit home folks.
w. B. Vaudeville and sister, Mrs. J. F.
Cook spent yesterday with friends in
Pueblo.
Mrs. W. N. Randall returned home on
Monday after pleasant. week spent in
Denver.
J. J. Byrum left Wednesday morning
for visit with relatives and friends at
Los Angeles.
Miss Margaret Craig came up from
Holly on Tuesday for visit with home
folks and friends.
Frank j. Drew left on Saturday for an
extended visit with relatives and friends
in Missouri and Iowa.
Misses Laura Dye and Edna johnson
Of Manzanola spent Sunday with relatives
and friends in this city.
Miss Laura Valandingham came down
from Denver on Saturday to spend the
spring vacation with her parents.
Mrs. Jacob Walters is repr eseuting the
local lodge of L. o. T. M. in the state
convention of Maeeabees at Denver this
week.
George Jones returned to his school
duties at Fort Collins on Monday after
having spent a very pleasant week with
the home folk.
Chapter R. P. E O.. met with Mrs.
George c. Maxwell. North Eight street.
on Monday afternoon. and report having
a most enjoyable meeting.
Mrs. H. c. .Emmsrt, former resident
Of this city has returned from Wheat
land. NO., and proposes to again make
her home in Rocky Ford.
W. H. Snidsr. experimental chemist
for the A. B. S. Co.. left on Wednesday
for weeks business trip to Avondals.
Pueblo. Las Animas and Lamar.
Mrs. M. L. Ford left on Tuesday for
Colorado Springs. where she represented
the local society at convention Of the
W. H. M. S. Of the Presbyterian church.
Mr.. J. T. Turner and family left on
Tuesday. accompanied by Russell White
head, for Riverside. California, where
Mrs. Turner expects to rseuperate from
Ill health.
Prof. WeybriRht's class Of young men
Of the Methodist Sunday school are
scheduled to entertain Mrs. Dukats's
class Of young ladies in the church parlor
this evening.
J. r. Price. superintendent Of the Rocky
Ford Electric Co. is recovering from the
effects Of an operation he underwent on
Wednesday. and Il Is expected will b up
and about again in few days.
Misses Emma Larmore and Adah Tay.
lor entertained the Senior class Of 1910
At the home Of Miss Taylor on Tuesday
evening. Nearly all were present and
report = delightful time together once
again.
Rocky Ford friends Of Mrs. Frank
Grove will be pleased to hear that she
has sufficiently recovered from her recent
dangerous illness as to be able to return
from Pueblo and she Is rapidly eonvalsse-
ing at her home in this city.
w. r. Hardsy was called to Denver
on Tuesday by nsws Of the dangerous i'll
ness Of his little nephew-Paul Hardy's
young son-who as late as yesterday
morning was reported in . serious con-
dition from an attack Of measles and re-
sultant complications.
While in Denver last week Mrs. l. R.
Fenlason was joined by her friends. Mr..
and Mrs. Silverman Of Milwaukee. Wis.,.
and after enjoying few days sightsss-
ing in that city they accompanied Mrs.
Fenlason home on Monday. Mr.. and Mrs
Silverman left yesterday afternoon to
continue an extended Western trip.
@. W. Lewis and sons Leland and
Junior came down from Denver Tuesday
in new car. 1t is one Of the latest 4
door model 81" Maxwell styles and q
beauty Mr.. Lewis says the Maxwell line
for 1911 is the most complete on the
market and he has accepted the agency
for this county and will soon put in a
stock Of cars.
Mrs. g. A. Jones entertained a sslse,
number Of friends at dinner on Sunday
complimentary to her son George. who is
home from the Agricultural College on
his spring vacation. Mrs. Jones Is noted
for the very excellent dinners she serves
and amongst the eompstsnt judges Of hsl
culinary art on this occasion were tn,
Misses otwsll. Murphy. and Babeoek ant
Joe Lacy.
The Sorosis Club met Wednesday a
the home Of Mrs. J. W. Pssry. North
Ninth street. Besides the members,
Of whom there was large number pvs.