Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-07-26
Harry Larson Of Pueblo spent Sunday
with yal, tivae in thie r;t,

Luke Ford was up from Las Animas
the fore part of the week.
Ralph Collins left on Saturday for
short visit in Walsenburg.
Ed Baker of Denver made a business
trip to this city on Saturday.
Donald Stratton returned Monday frnm
weeks visit with relatives in Ouray
Misses Fannie Snuggs. Mary Goblin and
Grace Haight spent Sunday in La Junta.
Miss Bertha Ginter is spending the
week in Fowler. ordway and Sugar City.
Mrs. A. E. Morris returned Sunday
from a visit with relatives in Missouri.
Miss Fannie Snuggs left on Monday for
visit with relatives and frienos in Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Willard of Fowler
spent Monday with friends in Rocky
Ford.
Miss Ruth Gretchen returned on Satur.
day from pleasant visit with friends
IN Holly.
Miss Bessie Ball left last Friday for a
months visit with relatives in Brookfield,
Missouri.
Miss Della Badger. who spent a week
with friends in La Junta. returned on
Saturday.
Ed Nanny and Gary Pollock went up
to Denver on Monday to bring home Joe
Effner's car.
Edgar Leeman of Chicago arrived on
Friday and is a guest of Rev. and Mrs.
o. L. Orton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Cramer are
rejoicing over the arrival OF daughter
born yesterday morning.
Paul Brown. a prominent lawyer Of
Wichita, Kan. spent Tuesday with Mrs.
Kathryn Goblin and family.
c. A. Challgren. superintendent of the
A. B. S. Co. factory at Las Animas.
spent Tuesday in this city.
Luther Cadwallader left on Monday
for Oklahoma. where he will remain dur
ing the cantaloupe season.
Mrs. Arthur Manning left on Tuesday
for weeks visit with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. T. B. Wilson at Manitou.
Miss Ethel overbaugh. one of our ac-
commodating telephone girls. is spending
her vacation at Salida with relatives.
Miss Nell Fyffe the first of the week
began clerkinR in the Red Cross Phar-
macy. taking the place Of Clarence Taub.
Mr.. Cover and Mrs. Mart Green.
father and sister of C. j. Cover left for
their home in Sedalia, Mo-, on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Younger. who
made short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. W.
L. jackson. left on Monday for their home
in Jericho Springs, Mo.
j. H. Price left on Wednesday for
business trip to Chicago and then to
Mount Erie. ILL.,. where he will meet Mrs.
Price and spend week or SO with rela-
tives.
Clarence Taub, who has been clerking
in the Red Cross Pharmacy for the past
two years, this week resigned his posi-
ton and is now engaged IN bee culture
with B. W. Hopper.
Messrs and Mesdames w. B. Goblin
and George Cameron and Mrs. Addie
Dye and Dick Dye. Carroll Braden and
Clyde Potter were amongst those who
visited Sugar City on Sunday.
A. W. Buck and wife returned on Fri
day from weeks visit in Portales, NM.
Mr.. Buck thinks the country may in time
develop into second Arkansas Valley,
with the important difference that irriga-
ton will be from an underground lake by
pumping. but he is willing to stay with
Rocky Ford until the country is more
fully developed.
J. F. johnson. the Ordway New Era
man. with his wife and young son, took
in the circus on Monday. To the En-
terprise reporter Mr.. johnson impaired
the Information that twas they were
taken IN, and this seems to have been
the opinion Of all who visited the circus.
and many of them did not h ave the good
excuse of the New Era edtor-that he
went to take care of the boy.