Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-09-05
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trip to Colorado Springs.
Lester Swink and bride returned Sat-
'urday from their wedding trip.
Earl Brown and wife, from La Junta.
were weekend guests at the v. A. More
home.
Robyn Kinney was down from Easton-
vile. Sunday. spending the day with
friends,
Mrs. R. Vallandingham and daughter,
Miss Laura Swink, were Pueblo visitors
last Friday.
Mrs. Emily N. Randall returned Friday
from a three months visit with relatives
in Connecticut.
The infant daughter of Mr., and Mrs.
John Boyd died last Friday morning Of
infantile troubles.
C. w. Culp. of Scottsville, Kan., arrived
Saturday and is visitor at the home of
his son. c. S. Culp.
Elmer Karpe left Wednesday for Boul-
der, to enter upon his freshman year in
Colorado University.
David Martin, brother of M. S. Martin,
anived Monday from Sharon Springs,
Kan. to attend the fair,
Harry Hashman came in from Ottawa,
Kan, on Friday. and will remain until
after the sugar campaign.
Mrs. John Sillin and her brother. Henry
Bale. from Rogers. Ark, are the guests
of their aunt. Mrs. U. S. Ringer.
Archie Floyd is enjoying visit from
his mother and brother. who arrived Fri
day from their home in the South.
Mrs. H. R. Toney. Of St. Joseph. NO..
is spending Fair week with her old
friend and nelghbor, Mrs. James Butter
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Martin of Sharon
Springs. Kan, came in Tuesday to spead
fair week with the formers uncle. M. S.
Martin.
Clyde Potter is a happy man now. as
he brought Mrs. Potter down from Dem
yer this week, and both are now taking in
the Fair.
Misses Margaret Martin and Ella Bar
row Messrs Bert MeCammon and James
Steele spent Sunday in Colorado Springs
and Manitou.
To satisfy the wants Of their customers
the Rocky Ford Trading Co. is this week
installing large line of cutlery. tools and
shelf hardware.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lyon went to Fort COL
lins on Friday morning, to attend the
funeral of her brother, 3. J. Fuller. who
died the day before.
Miss Stella Shirley left Wednesday for
her home in Kirksville, NO.. after a pleas
ant visit with Miss MeIba Taylor and
Rocky Ford friends.
Charles Dawley and wife left on Fri
day for their home in De Smet. S. Dak..
after a pleasant visit with the formers
brother, H. A. Dawley.
Harry Morse was kidnapped by num-
ber of his friends on Monday evening and
taken to the K. P. Hall where an elegant
spread was given the new benedict.
Mrs. Lou Robinson arrived on Wednes-
day from her home in New York. upon a
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
II. Larmore. and Rocky Ford friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Forbes returned
last week from Kellogg, Idaho. and have
moved into the Herdman residence on
North Fourteenth street with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. B. Sherman.
Harold, the twenty-one year old son OF
N. L. Gregary. died at the La Junta hos
pital last Sunday and was buried in VAL
ley View cemetery on Monday. The family
have the sympathy of their neighbors and
friends in their affiiction.
Mrs. Jennie caward jackson, state
teacher of adult blind. spent few days
in the city this week, looking up possible
students. The Rocky Ford Womans Club
has been contributor OF books of fiction
for this worthy institution.
And they will come back: Mr.. and
Mrs. John McKittriok and family, with
Mrs. Thos. Buxton, all former residents
of Rocky Ford. arrived Wednesday from
Billings. Mont. and will again make their
home in the Arkansas Valley.
Rocky Ford friends of Miss Lena Kit
chen will be grieved to learn that letter
received from Benton. Pa. on Tuesday.
brought word that she had given up hope
of recovery from the attack of pneumo-
MIA that called her father and sister back
East, as reported in The Enterprise last
week.
W. A. Parks. master mechanic at the
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