Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-08-08
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PERSONAL
AND
LOCAL

Mrs. Gave and daughter Margery are
spending the week in Pueblo.
Ray Kearney and wife left on Sunday
for Omaha on an extended trip.
Mrs. Strousse Of Georgeton is visiting
her mother Mrs. A. S. Parsons.
Mrs. Ed Barrow Is spending few days
with her husband in Hasweil. Colo.
Orvlle Cadwallader went to Green
River, Utah on Tuesday on bvsiness.
Ralph Smrl and Cary Pollock were
business visitors in La Junta on Tuesday.
Mrs. Jacobs arrived this morning from
Stafford, Kan. to visit her son, Boone and
wife.
Mrs. Aulgur and daughter Irene went
to Denver on Wednesday to visit rela-
tives.
Mrs. Jos. Ledford OF Kansas City is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. M. S.
Martin.
John Beatty and Leigh Cloves Of Manz-
anola were the guests of friends here on
Sunday.
| Clyde Wetherford and Lyman Lewis OF
Fowler visited Rocky Ford on Wednesday
evening.
DR.. Roy L. Brown returned last FRI
day from a vacation spent in the mount
ain resorts.
Frank Keyes. office man for the John
Nix company, came in from Mesa, Ariz.
on Tuesday.
Donald Hale returned home Monday
evening from trip to Los Angeles and
Imperial Valley.
Mrs. johnson and Miss Mabel Strong
were the dinner guests of Miss Flossie
Cassett on Thursday.
Zelma Larmore returned on Saturday
from weeks visit at the home of E. E.
Rockafellar in Holbrook.
Miss Nell Oxher returned yesterday
from a weeks visit with her couuin, Mrs
Vern Arntzen, in La Junta.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L Potttr and family
left Sunday for few days visit to Mani
tou and Colorado Springs.
Mrs. Frank Adams and daughter May
are confined to the VanAntwerp sanatar-
ium on account of typhoid fever.
DR.. E. N, Stout. Mr.. and Mr.. o. G.
Dukate and Gus Leeoine motored to Pu-
eblo in the dootos's car on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beckett of Kansas City
are visiting at the home Of the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Parson.
The Western Union telegraph office is
now located on East Elm avenue, in the
room just vacated by Jeweler Black.
Misses Bertha and Myrtle Hoffman re-
turned on Sunday from Trinidad. where
they had been visiting the Misses San
ders.
Miss Georgia Fernald>left on Saturday
for her home in Vermont. ILL.,, after two
months visit with her cousin, Miss Ruby
Watson.
Lester Swink went to Pueblo yester"
day to consult specialist in regard to
his shoulder which he injured the first Of
the week.
Miss Grace Morgan left on Saturday
for her home in Humansville, Mo-. after a
two months visit with her sister. Mrs
Bert Mack.
The Goodrich Tire company's auto
truck from Kansas City spent Wednesday
in this city. placing markers along the
Santa Fe trail.
Neal Combs came in Monday night
from California and will spend the canta-
loupe season in the office of the C. H..
Weaver company.
Mrs. D.. Whitlock returned on We'd
nesday from Greeley. where she has been
attending the State Teachers Institute
for the past several weeks.
H. J. Black. the ieweler. moved the
first of the week to the Godding block on
North Main street. in the room recently
vacated by Mankin & Maring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bart Carrick, Mrs. c.
W. Taylor. daughter Melba and son Gil
bert, motored to Colorado Springs yester-
day. to remain over the week end.
Rev. R. E. Bird, OF Manzanola. will
preach at the Methodist church next Sun
day morning. August 10th. A cordial
welcome to all In this homelike church.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Stamp and daught-
er, Miss Fern. returned to Walsenburg on
Friday after pleasant visit in this city
with the formers parents. Rev. and Mrs.
w. H. Stamp.
Mrs. E. F, McClanahan, of Sullivan,
Ind. arrived on Wednesday for an ex-
tended visit with her sister, Miss Rich