Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1911-09-08
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MISS WINNIE CUP le1t on ounuay ioi
her home in Scottsville. Kan.
Emil Bergh left on Sunday for few
days outing IN the mountains.
Earnest Pragst spent Saturday in this
city and left on Sunday for Denver.
Miss Hazel Lee of La Junta came up
on Tuesday and will visit friends during
the fair.
Dr.. Willis Kellogg of Sterling. is visi-
tor at the home of his brother, DR.. S. M.
Kellogg.
Miss Nettie Caldwell has resumed her
position in Hardey's store, after months
vacation.
Mrs. H. M. Minor returned home on
Friday from two weeks visit in Garden
City, Kan.
Miss Grace Dalton of La Junta came
UP on Tuesday and is a guest of Mrs. j.
W. Phencie.
Mrs. F. A, Wilgus returned'on Monday
from couple of weeks visit with friends
in Canon City.
"Jenet, the Harness Man" returned
Sunday from ten days visit to Steam
boat Springs.
J.w. McCool of Bayard, Iowa, is
visitor at the home of his son-in-law. DR..
H. E. Loveioy.
Mrs. Crozier arrived from Illinois the
first of the week and is visiting her son,
Frank Crozier.
John Dobbs, of Virginia. Neb,, arrived
Monday upon virIt to his brother, T. F.
Dobbs, and family.
Miss Irma Culp of Topeka. Kan,
arrived on Saturday and is a guest at
the c. S. Cup home.
Lawrence Kelso came in from Walsen-
burg on Sunday where he has spent the
past several months.
The local lodge of Rebekah's will cele-
brate the sixtieth anniversary of the
order on September %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Peppers, who have
been visiting in the mountains. are guests
at the c. ]. Kane home.
Miss Belle Cookrun left on Tuesday
for her home in Missouri. after months
visit with Miss Nettie Caldwell,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Cunningham return
ed home on Tuesday from an extended
visit on the coast and California.
Frank Farmer arrived from Denver on
Monday. to enjoy the big Arkansas Valley
Fair with his friend. DR., Kellogg.
Mr., and Mrs.C. R. Hainline. of Florence,
are spending Fair week at the home of
their daughter. Mrs. J. W, Young.
Master Dick Award is down from
Glenwood Springs, visiting his grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Potter.
Miss Madre Merrill of Colorado Springs
came down on Tuesday and is spending
fair week at the w. B, Goblin home.
Miss Lena Samples and brother Rex
came over from Walsenburg on Sunday
and intend to remain until after fair.
Mrs. Nancy Simons arrived On Tuesday
from Indiana and will spend the winter
with her daughter. Miss Maude Simons.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Snyder left on
Sunday for Grand Island. Neb., where
they expect to remain during the winter
Miss Elsie Karpe. chief operator of the
local telephone exchange. left on Sunday
for Minnesota where she will visit rela-
tives and friends,
Miss Weaver left on Monday to resume
her duties as teacher in the Pueblo schools
after a pleasant vacation visit with her
parents and Rocky Ford friends.
C. o. Fisher, secretary of the Ration,
N. M. Fair association, came in on Mon
day and is spending the week getting
points upon how to conduct successful
fair.
Mrs Emily N. Randall and family ar
rived on Monday from an extended visit
with relatives and friends in Columbia
and other points in Connecticut and
New York.
Miss Carolyn North left on Wednesday
for Roswell. N. M. to resume her duties
as musical director, after a pleasant va
cation spent with Rocky Ford relatives
and friends.
Prof. D, S. Tucker. former instructor
in the Rocky Ford schools who for the
past few years has been member of the
Colorado College faculty. was down from
Colorado Springs on Friday last, visiting
old Rocky Ford friends.
T. T. Stout,a recent arrival from Kan
sas, this week accepted the position of
delivery man for T. j. Smirl & Son, to
take the place make vacant by Ralph
Smirl. who expects to leave the last of
the week for Nashville, Tenn, where he
will enter Vanderbilt University for 4