Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-10-04
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Miss Beth Gallagher is spending the
week with friends in Trinidad.
E.W. Shelton left Wednesday for
business trip through New Mexico.
Mrs. Europa Beers of Ipava. ILL.,, is
guest of Mrs. j. C. Fleming this week.
Miss Lena Woodruff spent last week in
La Junta. the guest Of Miss Gertrude
McVay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Nioholes will
leave Sunday for California to visit their
daughters.
Judge Fenlason spent Monday in the
county seat on business pertaining to
his justice shop.
Mrs. o. W, West is enjoying visit from
her sister. Mrs. G. M. Holiday of En-
campment, Wyo.
M. C. Sparks arrived on Monday from
Cherryvile, Kan, and is a guest OF his
niece, MRS. j. B. Hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.F, Gerbing and daugh.
ter Leota and Herman Cornelius motored
to Arlington on Sunday.
W. j. Brown and J. E. Gauger took in
the fair at Trinidad last week, returning
home the first of this week.
Miss Julia Stried leaves today for her
home in Washington, ILL.,, after pleasant
visit with Miss Helen Nanny.
Walter Kellogg. superintendent of the
Lamar sugar factory, spent Saturday and
Sunday visiting Rocky Ford friends.
Chris Whitman and daughter Miss Vera
of Galesburg, ILL.,, spent the first OF this
week with the Rlskey Smirl families.
Floyd E. Hawley. cashier Of the Las
Animas factory, spent Sunday in this
with his wife and Rocky Ford friends.
Mrs. E. Royal, mother of Frank and
Herb Royal, returned Monday from an
extended visit with relatives in New York
Rev. G. cress of Colorado City and
Rev. W. T, Davis of La Junta were guests
at the Baptist parsonage on Wednesday.
Mrs. C. C. Weatherby departed on
Wednesday night for Indianapolis. to make
her home in that city with her son Har-
old.
Mesdames w. F. Green and ]. W.
Peery are in Denver this week. attending
the convention of the Topeka branch OF
the Womans Foreign Missionary Society.
Frank H. Young and sister, Miss
Elizabeth Young. left on Tuesday for
their home in Montrose. after pleasant
visit at the home Of Rev. ]. L. Weaver.
Mrs. G. W. Worcester arrived on Tues
day from Kansas City aud St. Louis, and
will make her home for the winter in this
city with her husband. Prof. Worcester.
The Dorman Bros. photographers, and
their families departed on Tuesday for
Bakersfield, Calf. where they expect to
embark in business and make their future
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hallows of st.
Louis, who are on their wedding trip,left
Wednesday after weeks visit with the
formers cousins, George and Lester
Hallows.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon D. Arntzen, who
spent week of their honeymoon in
Denver, are visiting few days in the
city with the latter's parents. Mr., and
Mrs. c. W. Taylor.
A telegram to the grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. n. Larmore, brought news
from New York Of the birth of a son on
Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Robin
son. The happy mother was formerly
Miss Jessie Larmore,
DR., L. E. Pierce Of Manchester, VT,
arrived in Rocky Ford on Wednesday
and left yesterday to take in the sights
of Northern Colorado, He was accom-
panied by his aunt. Mrs. Hattie McCaskill
who will spend the winter back in YER
mont, where her host Of friends hope that
her health may be greatly improved.
Col Fred Perdus and C. F. Burke"the
hog man." returned home on Tuesday
from Alamosa, where the former had
offioiated at the first pure bred Duroe hog
sale ever held in that valley. For the
benefit of those unacquainted with our
irrepressible auctioneer the Enterprise
would state that the sale was decided
success.
Mrs. T. w. Scott and daughter, Miss
Helen, left on Tuesday for Stafford, Kan.
where they will make short visit with
friends before going to Hutchinson. to
make their home with the doctor who
i uuill Ia va for tho laffar pI.co uthip a
few days to open a practice. During
their years residence in this city Dr..
Scott and family have made many friends
who wish them well in their new home.