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trip to this city on Tuesday.
Mesdames Brooks and Geber of Ord
way spent Wednesday in the city.
A. l. Hadley spent the first Of the week
with his sister, Mrs. F. J. Kincade.
Miss Ruth Mcdonald of Fowler spent
Saturday with Mrs. San Matthews.
Mrs. Frank Tucker ofGlenwood Springs
is visiting friends in the city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Rtchie are the proud
parents of girl, born Monday evening.
H. D. Garwood left on Wednesday for
trip to Washington. Oregon and Cali
fornia.
Miss Venus Poole returned Monday
from a visit with friends in Colorado
Springs.
Mrs. Addie Dye has as her house guests
Mrs. Hamlin and Miss Smith. both OF
Michigan.
Miss Theo Barkley returned last week
from couple weeks visit with her sister
in Denver.
Mrs. Or. Barbour departed on We'd
nesday for a summers outing at Colora-
do Springs. :
W. B. Goblin and wife returned We'd
nesday from a business and pleasure
trip to Denver.
Mrs. A. |. Hadley and two children of
Florence arrived Sunday and are guests
of Mrs. Klncade.
Mr.. and Mrs, Cowden of Olney left
Sunday after a short visit with Steve
Cressy and wife.
Tom Rush came down from Pueblo on
Saturday and spent couple of days
with the home folks.
Mrs. G. P. Tillson and son Ralph. who
have been visiting friends nPueblo.r return
ed home on Saturday.
Miss Gladys Sceiss of Chicago arrived
last week and will spend the summer with
Mrs. Geo. C. Maxwell.
DR.. and Mrs. z. T. Roberts returned the
first of the week from business and
pleasure trip to Mamtou.
Mrs. Dave of Manitou and Mrs. Frank
Malett Of Manzanola spent Friday last
with Mrs. Arthur Manning.
Miss Esther St. John. who has been at
tending the c. E. convention at Canon
City. returned home on Sunday.
Mrs. Richardson left on Saturday for
Denver, after an extended visit with her
daughter. Mrs. James Bingham.
Miss Kate KEEPER returned Monday
from Colorado Springs where she attend
ed the State Sunday School convention.
L.E. Wise left on Saturday for Deea-
tur. ILL.,. to Join his wife and visit for
couple OF weeks with relatives and friends.
Stereoptieon pictures of the great
cathedrals of Europe will be shown at
the Methodist Church on Sunday evening
June so.
Miss Pearl Keenan, returned home on
Saturday from Colorado Springs. where
she attended the S. S. convention and
visited friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Rosenbury returned
to this city on Tuesday from a three
months stay on their homestead near
Chadron. Neb.
Mrs. Alma Cheney will leave tomorrow
for Salt Lake City. where she will meet
her son. Charlie, and from there they will
motor to Idaho.
Mrs. Georgia Freund (nee Knause) Of
Pueblo came down the first Of the week
and will spend the summer with relatives
and friends in Rocky Ford.
Mr.. Palmer, Duroc hog man of Al
amosa, spent Saturday looking over c.
F. Burke's "Blue Ribbon herd" from
which he chose some fine animals.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Hall returned on
Saturday from Parkvile. Mo, where they
had been to see their eldest son. Ray. re-
ceive his "sheepskin' from Park College.
Miss Edith Beaver. who has just grad
uated from the Oxford College in Ohio
arrived last week and will spend the
summer with her parents. Rev. and
Mrs. A. H. Beaver.
Miss Editha Green. who has been visit
ing her brother Frank and Rocky Ford
friends left on Monday for visit in East
onville and Leadville before returning to
her home in Mancos.
After week end visit to his home in
this city. Assistant Adjrtant Quarter
master General Green on Monday re-
turned to his duties in charge of G AR.
headquarters at Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Ingraham depart
ed on Tuesday for Purdie. Mo-. where
they expect to make their future home on