Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-04-18
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Mrs. Ben wilson and MRS. Alex duI
were up from La Junta last Friday,
Harry Trent and family of Manzanola
spent Saturday with Rocky Ford frie nds.
PeoplesMissionSunday services: Morn
ing, "Home;" evening. Heaven or Hell"
Miss May Murray of Las Animas spent
Saturday and Sunday, with Mrs. J. C.
Braden.
Mrs. John Boyd and children returned
on Monday from visit with relatives IN
Beatrice. Neb.
Mrs. Clark of Fort Collins arrived on
Monday and is the guest of her cousin,
Mrs. W. F. Green.
E. R. Boggs, W. C. Tucker and L. E.
Wise were called to Pueblo on Monday
for grand jury service.
Head Counsel A. c. Tucker Of the
Mutual Protective League was RookJ
Ford visitor on Tuesday.
Mrs, |. D. Hale left Wednesday for
Newton. Kansas, where she will vistMr.
and Mrs, Henry ]. Sprinkler.
The Misses Anderson. Dutton. Hood,
and Palmer of Manzanola spent Satur-
day with friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Devine returned
on Monday from weeks visit in Pueblo
with Mr.. and Mrs. T. H, Devine.
Ray Farris left on Monday for Las
Angeles, Mrs, Farris and Miss Ruth ex-
pect to leave the last of the month.
Miss Mae Lawton. who has been visit
ing Miss Nita Boyd for the past two
weeks left for her home in Rye today.
George Maxwell came down from Dem
yer on Wednesday. to be present at the
funeral of his aunt. Mrs. H. |. Maxwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Swinx motored to
Manzanola on Saturday and spent the
next day with Mayor and Mrs, H. B.Dye.
John W. Young came in on Sunday
from Kansas City. where he has resided
since leaving Phoenix. Arlz,, some weeks
ago.
Mrs. S. B. Warner returned Saturday
fro m Kansas City where she was called
on account of the serious illness of her
daughter.
Roy Sayers took up his duties on Mon
day at the freight depot. He fills the vac
anoy caused by the death Of Tym Vaughn
last Friday.
Editor Bioknell of the Manzanola Sun
was calling on Rocky Ford friends Mon
day, and the Enterprise acknowledges a
pleasant visit.
H. S. Francisco. local manager Of the
telephone exchange for many years, on
Friday last left for California upon a
well earned vacation.
Steve P. Parker returned on Wednes-
day from Belmont, Iowa. where he was
called to attend the funeral of his mother
He will resume his duties at the Cafe
terra.
Carl Rolander. who for some time has
been undergoing treatment at the Pollock
hospital. is reported rapidly improving
and it is expected he will be taken home
on Monday.
The grocery firm OF Richards & Daring
was dissolved on Monday, L. A. Richards
selling out to his partner George Daring.
who will continue the business at the
same old stand.
Frank Latson, accompanied by his
father, went to Denver Tuesday night to
be examined by specialist. He has
been failing for some time past and ply
sioians seem unable to correctly diagnose
the disease.
John Lobeck. recent arrival from Bir
ningham, Mo-, On Monday took posses
sion of the Evans store building on South
Main street, and Immediately rented the
lower floor to the proprietor of the Elk
hotel, who has it fitted up as dining
room.
D. H. Green. agent for the New York
Life Insurance Co., on Tuesday p,id to
the J, w. Beatty beneficiaries the $4,000
life insurance he carried in that company
The amount was equally divided between
the widow and four children of the de-
ceased.
Coroner T. B. Wilson on Monday last
moved to Canon City. where he will esta
ollsh a chiropraotic practice that he ex
poets will necessitate his absence from
this city for an indefinite period. He has
appointed r. D. Thompson as deputy
coroner during his absence from the
county.
On Thursday morning about eleven a
fire was discovered in the clothes closet
at the home of Mrs. Isabelle Wallace on
Al South 9Th street. The origin of
the fire is not known but possibly was