Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-02-21
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Junta on Monday.
c. E. Bolton left on Tuesday on busi-
ness trip to Lamar.
Mrs. Matte Swink Hulse left on Mon
day for short trip to New York City.
W. A. Smith and family left on Sunday
for their future home in Maxwell. N. NJ.
Mr., and Mrs. A. S. johnson were am
ongst the visitors to Pueblo on Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Jones are raioicing
over the arrival of fine baby boy on
Saturday.
L. M. Tudor. commercial agent of the
Union Pacific, WAS looking after business
in Rocky Ford yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Rogers. Bert Nc
Cannon and Miss Ella Barrow made an
auto trip to Timpas on Sunday.
M. H. Smith left on Sunday via over
land route for visit of investigation to
the country about Maxwell, N. M.
Services at the Baptist church at the
usual hour. Morning "A Great Man"
Evening topic Treasures in Heaven"
Miss Ruth Hall left on Sunday for
Fowler, where she has accepted po-
sition in the Slussar millinery store.
Mrs. Owen Archibald returned to La
Junta on Monday after few days visit
with Rocky Ford relatives and friends.
Everett Bowman expects to leave to-
day for the Montezuma Valley. where he
will have charge of Fred Mobiles big
farm.
Mrs. A. H, Beaver and Miss Edith G
Beaver gave a recital at Las Animas
last evening. They surely pleased their
audience.
Washington's birthday will be observed
in the schools today with appropriate ex-
ercises by the G. A. R. and pupils of the
different schools.
T. j. Smirl returned on Tuesday from
Craig, Mo, where he had been called on
Friday last by telegram announcing the
death Of his father.
D. S. Reed left on Tuesday for Pueblo.
where he enters hospital to undergo an
operation that it is hoped and expected
will restore hia health,
Sermon subjects at the Peoples Mission
next Sunday: Morning. "A Wise Choice
evening, The Second Coming of Christ"
Everybody welcome.
Dick Vallandingham returned Monday
from Kansas City, where he topped the
market" with shipment OF sheep. the
price received being So e5
Geo, w. Lewis has sold his interest in
the firm of Lewis Bros. g. johnson and
we understand will engage in business
| for himself in the near future,
Miss Emma Larmore returned on We'd
nesday from Twin Falls. Idaho. where
she had spent tine past several months
with her sister, Mrs. Will Young.
A dispatch from Kiona. Wash. on Sat-
urday brought the sad news to Mrs.
Clara J. Burke Of the death that morn
ing Of her daughter. Mrs. c. E. Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Dever left for theiI
home in Toronto. Canada. on Monday,
after pleasant five weeks visit at the
home of the latter's brother. Will R.
Monkman.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. H. Young returned on
Sunday from five months visit in Calf
ornia. where Mr.. Young enjoyed himself
part of the time fishing for whales and
other giant denizens Of the deep.
The heaviest snowfall of the winter set
, in Wednesday evening and is causing
everyone to rejoice. As the Enterprise
goes to press the beautiful" had attained
depth of eight inches on the level. and
it was still quietly dropping,
Mr.. Reber of the Mennonite Sanitarium
was in RockyFord on Monday and placed
an order with U. S. Ringer for the two
first monuments that will be installed in
that portion of the LaJunta cemetery re-
Gently purchased by the Mennonites.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Maxwell left on
Friday last for visit with friends in
Phoenix, Ariz.. before going to California,
where they intend to make their future
home-our readers will be sorry to learn
because of Mrs. Maxwell's health.
There will be musical entertainment
and oyster supper at the Patterson Valley
school house. Friday evening Feb. 2l.
Music will be furnished by JIG. Grossarth
orchestra Of Rocky Ford. All are cordi-
ally invited. Proceeds for the benefit oi
the Union Sunday school.
r. M;e. M.bal Kaanap balance tb.
record for long dstance talks over the
tels phone through the local exchange
Miss Keenan, was called from Spartan