Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-10-10
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A. c. Coleman returned Wednesday
from business trip to Miami Okla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gambol spent Sunday
and Monday with friends in Lamar.
Mrs. M. S. Martin returned Sunday
from visit with friends in Trinidad.
Attorney Paul M. North was attending
to legal business in Pueblo last Friday.
C. E. Wilder returned Saturday from
business trip to points in Kansas and
Missouri.
Mrs. J. w, Beatty and Mrs. and Miss
Lyle of Manzanola spent Wednesday in
Rocky Ford.
Mrs. W. L. Caldwell returned Satur-
day from an extended visit with her faith
er In California.
Mesdames Mendleson and Edwards Of
La Junta were the guests of Mrs. J. W.
Todd last Friday.
Carol Braden sold ten acre tract
last Monday to o. A. Smith. Purchase
price was $4,000.
G. W. Lewis departed Wednesday for a
ten days business trip to Chicago and
eastern points.
Miss Alice Wells returned last week
from Denver where she had been visiting
her sister Mrs. Dunkin.
M. U. Randel this week sold his nine
room residence on North Seventh street
to Mrs. Effie M. Hall.
The Knights and Ladies of Security
will hold social session this evening. A
good time is anticipated.
Elmer Beall returned Friday from
Phoenix, Ariz. and expects to settle per-
manently in Rocky Ford.
Mr., and Mrs. Karl Klotzbaoh left yes
terday for Winslow. Ariz. where Karl will
go into business with his brother.
F. W. Welland returned this week from
months vacation spent in Ontario, Cam
ada and other eastern points.
P. E. Vandenburg is in town from his
ranch at Strasburg. Colo., and may de-
eide to remain through the winter.
1t is reported that the case of Tom
Supener is again pcstponded on account
of him being one Of the small pox victims.
Senator Jack Crowley on Monday last
stated that he had packed and shipped
four carloads of apples off less than three
acres,
Thos. Dobbs had the misfortune Of hav
ing his bicycle stolen while he was attend
ing services in the Baptist church last
Sunday evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fank Adams, their dat
ghter May and Mrs. F. Y. Hauok. motor
ed to La Junta and spent Tuesday with
Ben Wilson and family.
Karl Miller is ''courting" in Pueblo this
week. He was one of the % Colorado
citizens selected to serve on the United
States federal grand jury.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Wheeler returned
on Sunday from Baltimore, Md. where
they had spent very pleasant summer
with old friends and relatives,
The many patrons of the Arlington Cafe
will be sorry to learn that the affable
Kari Kotzbach has sold the business to
G. M. Hooper. who took possession at
once.
| q The members of the W. R. C. are re-
quested to meet at l. o. o. F. hall on
Tuesday, October IA. promptly at 2
o'clock. Comrades are cordially invited
to attend.
Hunter Cover is the latest addition to
the clerical force of the Rocky Ford
National bank. taking the position of
assistant cashier which is being vacated
by Clyde Potter.
Word was received from Alberta tell
ing Of the birth of a daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs, Earnest Bostwick, Sept. 81. The
little lady's name is Barbara Rose and
she weighs eight pounds.
The S. S. Board of the Methodist
church held their monthly meeting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry johnson,
west of town. A profitable and enjoy
able evening was spent by all.
DR.. Thos. c. lliff for twenty five years
superintendent of Methodist mission work
in Utah, but lately Church dedicator and
debt raiser" with his home in University
Park, spent Monday. in this city with his
old friend, DR.. S. 3. Warner.
DR.. Harry S, Van Antwerp left last
Sunday for Kansas City. where he will
take postgraduate course in Spondy-
latherapy under DR.. Albert Abrams. A.
M. M. D.. who will lecture for one week
at the Auditorium in Kansas City.
Or. and Mrs. Curless returned Monday