Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-09-13

mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cobb OF Pueblo spent
Fair week with MIR. and Mrs. Mark Ford.
Mr., and Mrs. Dennis Fleak have as
their guests Mr.. and Mrs M. T, Kelly of
Eagle county.
Mrs. Sarah Lacy. mother of J. B. Lacy
returned to her home in Brookfeld. Mo-,
on Tuesday.
Ralph Collins left on Tuesday evening
for Lawrence, Kan, where he will attend
the K. c. University.
Rev. Thurlow and wife of La lara
spent last week in the city, guests at
the Mark Ford home.
Misses Helen and Ethel Bowman left
on Saturday for Goodwin, Kan. where
they will attend school.
John Cook of Poulson. Mont, arrived
Wednesday and is visiting his brother-in-
law, W. B. Vaudeville.
Wild Vinson of Leota, Kan. arrived
yesterday and is a visitor at the home OF
his sister, Mrs. Mark Ford.
Mrs. P. Mounts and daughter, MRS
Lydia Custer of Kansas City. left onWed-
nesday for Glenwood Springs.
Mrs. C. w. Taylor returned home last
week from an extended visit with rela-
tives in Missouri and illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Martin left on FRI
day for Sharon Springs. Kan, after a
visit at the M. S. Martin home.
Miss Vera Wood returned to her home
in La Junta on Saturday. after two
weeks visit with friends in this city.
Mrs. George Meador returned onThurs-
day from a several weeks visit with her
mother and sisters in Kirksville. Mo.
Mrs. Myra Ford Bates arrived from
Philadelphia on Saturday, upon visit
to her mother and Rocky Ford friends.
w.R, Davies left last Friday for Sui
livan county, Ind, where he will visil
relatives for the remainder Of the month
Mr.. and Mrs.W. 6. Arnett left for their
home in Anthony, Kan, on Sunday. after
a pleasant visit with Mrs. o. B. Stauffer.
Mrs. Alice Stephenson of st. Joseph
No.. spent Fair week in this city. the
guest of Mr.. and MRS, H. B. Mendenhall.
Died. At her home on Sunday. Miss
Rose Shaw. Funeral services were hello
from St. Peters church on Tuesday
morning,
Gary Pollock and Ralph Smirl left this
week for Nashville. Tenn, where they
will continue their studies in the Wander
bilt University.
James Hall, after short vacation visi
with his parents and Rocky Ford friends
left on Friday for Colorado Springs where
he will attend Colorado College.
Mrs, Arpad MalosoaY and son left or
Tuesday for Miami. Okla. where they
will make their home. Mr.. Maloscay is
interested in the mines at that place.
Ray Bailey returned from Denver tht
first OF the week, where he spent weel
with his parents before commencing hi:
duties as manuel training teacher IN tn,
high school.
Col. Fred Perdue, our popular auc'
tioneer, was last week reelected presi.
dent of the State Association of AUG
TONERS, at the annual convention II
Glenwood Springs,
The Otero Agricultural Club will hols
its regular meeting tomorrow saturday
afternoon. Important business will b.
discussed and the members are urgentl.
requested to attend,
Amongst the boys who entered Colo
RADIO College on Monday from this city
are: Leland Smith. Hamer Culp, Johr
jackson. Robert Steele. Hunter Cover
Louis Seeman and Harley Latson.
The Enterprise acknowledges plea
SAINT visit on Saturday from c. R. Younl
and family Of Pueblo. "Roy" is tn
expert linotype operator whose handiworl
may be seen in each issue of this paper
Jos. H. Nolan. agriculturist Of the U,
Sugar G. Land Co. Of Garden City, lef
on Saturday for his station at Deerfield
Kan. Joe was accompanied by hi
younger brother John Of Maxwell. N. M
whom he was showing how a real liy
fair should be conducted.