Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-02-09
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| WITS. DefL DdWley SpetL odLufudy Will
friends in Las Animas.
Rev. o. L. Orton leotured at Las AMI
mas last Friday evening.
Revival meeting are being held at the
Grand Valley school house.
DR.. and Mrs. S. M. Kellogg spent Sum-
day with relatives in Lamar.
Carroll Braden returned Saturday
from short trip to Maxwell. N. M.
Walter Swink and Harry Mccormick
spent Wednesday visiting friends in Swink
Miss Edltha Green of Durango is a
guest at the home of her brother. W. F.
Green.
DR.. T. W. Scott left Wednesday on a
business trip to his old home in Stafford.
Kansas.
Russell Stanton of Holbrook spent
Saturday visiting at the home of E. E.
Pressnall.
Mrs Joel w. Toid returned home on
Friday from a visit with Mrs. Barngrover
at La Junta.
Mrs. W. E. Stanton and Mrs. Thoe.
Jones of Holbrook were visitors in town
on Wednesday.
| Miss Ada Maxwell returned on Satur-
day from pleasant visit with Mrs. W.
I H. McCaskill of Manzanola.
Miss Florence Kelso returned home
last week from Illinois and is again a,
work in the telephone office.
T.J. Barnard. president Of the First
National Bank of Fowler. spent Wednes-
day on business in this city.
Miss Edith Whittenburg left on We'd
nesday for months visit with her aunt.
Mrs. John Roberts, in Boise, Idaho.
Miss Louise. the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. w. Lewis. is reported to
be recovering from recent severe illness
Miss Ethel West of Colorado Springs
arrived on Saturday and will spend a
Ralph Kinney returned to Denver yes.
terday. after couple Of days visit with
his sister, Mrs. W. R. Hardey. and Rocky
Ford friends.
George Jones and Thomas Warner. who
have attending the State Agricultural
College at Fort Collins. returned to their
homes last Friday.
Wayne Mcbride left on Sunday for
Brawley. Calf, to visit his brother
Walter, who has been located in the
Imperial valley for the past eighteen
months.
Mrs. S. P. c. Borson arrived from Dem
yer early in the week, to make her home
with her husband. who a couple Of
months ago accepted position in the
A. B. S. Co. factory.
J. B. Hess and family leave this week
for Maxwell. N. M, near which place the
former recently bought a farm. Their
many Rocky Ford friends wish them sue
cess in their new home.
HIM. lngraham's interest in the Beymer
Land and Investment Co. was on Monday
purchased by Charlotte r. Beymer. and
thebuiness will hereafter be conducted by
the latter and her father. r. S. Beymer.
Sam Dunsmore yesterday loaded his
household effects into box car and
expects to leave today for Arkansas,
where he will make his future home, he
says. but his Rocky Ford friends say
he'll be back before long.
Marshal Lane was called upon Mon
day afternoon to dispatch a valuable
horse belonging to M. F. Warner, which
had been so badly injured in a mad rs ce
from its Garden Place stable that there
was no chance of its recovery.
Upon the request of many who have
not yet seen the lantern slides depicting
! the different phases of beet culture. seed
industry. etc. of this section the Arkan-
sas Valley slides will again be shown at
the opera house on Monday night.
Mrs. Roxie Swink returned home on
Monday from visit to the home of her
uncle. John Cohorn. of Holbrook. During
the visit Mrs. Swink made the acauain-
tance of her uncle's twin daughters, who
arrived early last week at the Cohorn
home.
c. N. Points, an old war veteran and
member of the famous Col. Tom Bowen s
regiment. who has lately been an inmate
of the Soldiers Home at Monte Vista.
spent the fore part of the week in this
city with Judge Green and other old
comrades-in-arms.
John Vroman, the well known Arkansas
Valley pioneer. was down from Manzan-
ola on Wednesday. 1t will be 40 years
this coming summer since Mr.. Vroman
came to this valley where by thrift and