Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-08-15

Calf, is visiting her brother, w. F. Stark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Dowdell of Las
Animas motored to Rocky Ford on Sum-
day.
| Frank johnson returned on Wednesday
after few days in Denver at the Con-
clave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ritthalter of Lamar are
visiting at the home Of Carl Weld this
week.
Mrs. Bradley and mother Mrs. Batter
ton left Saturday for their ranch near
Trinidad.
Miss Ruth Hall went to La Junta yes
terday to take position in millinery
store there.
Mrs. Glenn Ryan came up from Gran
ada last Friday. and is visiting relatives
and friends.
Mrs. C. S. Culp and family returned
wednesday from Denver. where they have
been since Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. S. M. Kellogg are rejoic-
ing over the arrival Of lOK-podnd
daughter on MONDAY
Mrs, G. A. Blakely and family returned
on Monday from an extended visit with
relatives in Beatrice, Neb.
Mr.. Black left on Monday for his home
in Lawrence. Kan, after a visit at the
home of his son. H, j. Black.
Miss Marie Lacy returned on Monday
from Westcliffe where she has been for
few weeks visiting her aunt.
Prof. S. S. Phillips this week presented
the public library with vo.ume: "The
American Rural School," by Foght.
Ed S, Morton of Halstead. Kan. ar
rived on Saturday for months visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. W. Ken Robertson.
Mrs. W. P. Jones arrived on Tuesday
from EngIewood. to be present at the
bedside of her husband at the Van Ant
werp Sanitarum.
Harry c, Morse and wife arrived on
Sunday from California, and are receiv-
ing hearty congratulations from Mr..
Morse's host Of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bart Carrick. of Illinois;
Mrs. C. W. Taylor. Miss Melba Taylor
aud Gilbert Taylor returned on Sunday
from weeks visit to Colorado Springs.
Clark Kitchen returned last Friday
from Colorado Springs with three thor
oughbred Holstein heifers. This gives
Mr.. Kitchen fine dairy herd of "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Whitney left on
Saturday for Pueblo. where Mr.. Whitney
this week assumes his duties of travelling
auditor for the A. v. R. R. L. and P. Co.
c.. z, Wight Of Fl. Collins. roommate
and pardner of Roy Ginter at school this
this winter left Friday for California after
a couple of days visit at the Ginter home
Mrs. Harfer left on Monday for Colo
RADIO Springs after few days visit here
with Mrs. Bowman and her daughter
Annabel. who is spending the summer
here.
Mrs FIR. Weitzer and daughter Louise
arrived Wednesday evening from Grand
Island, Neb,, and will be the house guests
of Mrs. L. r. Fenlason for the next ter
days.
Rev. Louis M. Potts arrived in the city
on Wednesday and will visit with friends
for the remainder Of the week. He will
occupy the pulpit Of the M. E, church or
Sunday morning.
The many friends of DR.. S. B. Warner
will be pleased to learn that he was able
to be moved from the sanitarium to his
home last Friday. and is doing as well as
could be expected.
Judge Minor left on Wednesday for
Pueblo. to defend Young Hill. who is i'm
plioated in the shooting Of a Rio Grande
railroad detective. detailed account Of
which appears in this issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Cash formerly Of
this city. arrived on Thursday and will
spend the next few weeks renewing &C
quaintanoes here. While in Rocky Ford
they are at the home Sam Fyffe:
w. B. johnson and wife came in on
Tuesday from their home in Blaokville,
S. c., and will spend the cantaloupe
season. as for several years past. with
Mr.. johnson in charge of the Young &
Mathis office.
Chief Tinsey was called to La Fayette
district on Monday evening by call from
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Nix. While returning
from town they were shot at four times.
No trace of the miscreant could be found
except the empty shells from 50 caliber
| revolver