Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-12-12
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Mrs. Harry Garwood is suffering from
severe attack of tonsolitis.
The annual business meeting of the
Baptist ohuch will be held this Friday
evening.
Elmer Beall brother of the late R. S.
Wednesday.
4 Mrs. R. A. Burns with her two
daughters left Monday for an extended
visit in California.
David Clayton. of Kelly. Iowa. arrived
on Monday to attend the funeral of his
son-in-law r. S. Beall.
Members of the Associated Charities
will please meet on Dec. | s. p. m., at
the office of Miss Meyers.
Mrs. w. E. Cobb returned to her home
in Fowler yesterday after pleasant visit
with Mrs. v. A. More.
D. D. Wiley was in MANI zanol, on Mon
day attending a meeting OF the directors
OF the Catlin Ditch association.
DR.. |. N, Clarke, of Kansas City, No.,
will have charge of the eve ming service
at the Baptist Church Sunday Dec. IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vaupel, of Pueblo old
time friends of the Beall family. are in
the city today attending the funeral Of
Mr., Beall.
= M, D. Archiquette. the Indian agent,
and his family. left Monday for Okla
homa where they expect to stay for the
winter at laast
The cafeteria social which was sched-
ued for Friday evening In the Patterson
Valley sehoolhouse. has been postponed
till after Christmas.
The employees of thea. B. S. Co. were
made happy last Friday by the distribu-
ton Of about S 1000 it being the regular
semi -monthly pay day.
Or. E. N. Stout leaves today for his old
home in Greenburg. Ind. to attend
family reunion and will not return until
after the Christmas holidays.
While D. H. Greene was passing the
Fenton drug store last Saturday. the
awning fell. from the weight of the snow
brusing Mr.. Greene up somewhat.
Miss Grace Dunn, who has been quite
sick at her home in Fowler, has resumed
her duties as book-keeper in the Ark
ansas Valley Railway Light and Power
Go.
A rumor has been circulated around
town thatO. 3 Stauffer had died in Kansas
As we go to rress we find that his son,
E.el 4 4 tba
us untrue.
The pastors themes at the Methodist
church for next Sunday will be: Morn
ing. "A good business principle applied to
religion:" evening. IAN analysis of mo-
tives."
A. L. Hadley returned yesterday from
Texas and is now telling his friends of the
great flood which swept that state. Mr..
\, Hadley was detained several days on
account of the water.
Preaching services in the Presbyterian
church. on Sunday from the following
subjects: Morning. The Lords right
~sousness a great mountsn;" evening,
N'Religion by inheritance"
The directorsl OF the State Fair at
Pueblo have paid all the premiums in full
this year, which is most creditable
showing. as there was no money avail
able from the state appropriation.
Arrangements are being perfected for
an Illinois and Indiana joint reunion. A
preliminary meeting was called for last
Saturday but on account of the inclement
weather it was necessarily postponded,
II the citizens who so kindly contribut-
ed to the charity fund last year and who
may wish to assist this year. will send
their checks to the Treasurer, Miss NJ.
b. Meyers. same will be very much ap-
preciated.
Two men working for Arthur Samples.
near Walsenburg had very serious time
in the recent snow storm. They went to
a keld to feed some cattle and it took
them two hours to find their way back
to the house.
Beginning on Sunday next Dec. IA. at
liza. m. Miss Mable Bevier "a deaeoness
from Den yer, will assist Rev. J. Martin in
a short series OF meetings, at Newdale,
Meeting through the week at z:5o p. m.
All welcome.
Mr.. Longs class of the M. E. church
will give Waffle Supper on Saturday
evening for the purpose of providing some
needy people with good Christmas din
ner and a warm coat for little girl who
is sadly in need of one.
AL Studebaker was up before Judge