Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-04-04

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Mrs. |. B, johnson Of La Junta visited
Rocky Ford relatives and friends severa
days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Wilson were up from
La Junta and spent Wednesday with old
friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bingham returned
on Sunday from visit with relatives and
friends in California.
Rev. Lin Cartright. pastor of the Chris
tian church at Fowler, was visitor in
the city on Monday.
tour Of the beet growing section about
Pueblo the fore part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbeft Stewart Of Fow-
ler spent Sunday with the latters parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Bartholomew.
Frank Baum of Fairview. Okla, ar
rived on Monday and is visitor at the
nome of his sister. Mrs, James Piper.
The college students home for their
Easter vacations, returned to their res
pective schools on Monday and Tuesday,
Steve Parker. for some time waiter in
the Cafeteria, got word on Mondny Of the
death of his mother and left at once for
Iowa.
| Miss Lena Karns, formerly Of Rocky
Ford but now teacher in the Ordway
schools, spent the week end with friends
in this city.
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Miss Daley. stenographer for the Rocky
Ford National bank. was called to Raw.
Inns. Wyo.. on Sunday Ly the death of a
near relative.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Adams of Colorado
Springs have moved into the Gerbing
home on Elm avense. where they expect
to remain indefinitely.
| On the way from his home in Los
Angeles to New Orleans, Elmer Conner
spent yesterday in this city with his
mother. Mrs. A. C. Conner.
Mrs. o. E. caffrey left on Thursday
noon for Denver after a visit with her
sister, Mrs, J. H. Price. and mother, Mrs.
Haskell. for the past few weeks.
An April fool joke was played on L. J.
Stark, the colored vacuum cleaner man
ipulator, by his good wife. 1t was fine
young son that arrived on April l..
Harry Todd returned Thursday from
an extended stay on a hacienda in Ger
tral Mexico, where he's been trying to
show the hombres how to grow canta-
loupes.
Mesdames Matte Best, Hannah Swink
Conner and Misses Mary Shumate and
Anna Stuntz-motored to the county seat
of Crowley county Friday last. transact
ed business and visited friends,
Harry Alderdice and his newly made
bride arrived on Sunday morning fromSt
Louis and are getting settled in their coy
home on South Eighth street, where they
will be at home to friends after May l..
Prof. Marsh. the government "bugolog-
ist." returned Friday morning from the
San joaquin valley. Calf. where he as
for a couple of months superintended
successful war of extermiation upon onion
thrips.
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a visit with friends at Rocky Ford Mrs.
Inge was accompanied to La Junta by
little Miss Helen Grouse, who is a guesl
at the lnge home during the illness of her
mother.-La Junta Tribune.
Sunday services at the Peoples Mission:
Preaching at / a. m; evening service
1880 p. M, subject Holiness Explained"
Anyone wishing to unite with US will be
given an opportunity at both services
Sunday.-R. E. Soarffe. pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs, J, R. o'Connor left on
Wednesday for Denver after short visit
with Rocky Ferd friends. Our former
newspaper eonferee expects to 'land
job" within the next few days which will
get him back in editorial harness.
MIR. and Mrs. C. B. Rosenbury returned
on Sunday from several months stay
on their South Dakota homestead, and
the former is again holding down the JOB
Of baker in the Sanitary bakery. With a
fine new oven and No. ! baker Charlie
Lyon should now command a splendid
business.