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on Sunday. son.
Fred and Howard Cothren were Pue-
bio visitors last Saturday.
Mesdames Hutta and Burfield are
Colorado Springs visitors this week.
The Rocky Ford band is furnishing
music at the Crowley county fair Thurs
day and Friday.
Mrs. Ken Robertson entertained Miss
Mabel Smith of Topeka, Kan. last Sat
urday and Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. j. w. Phenicie have as
a house guest their neice. Miss Ruth
Phenicie of Reno. Kan.
Ruth Gretchen. left on Sunday for
Wichita, Kan.. where she will enter the
Mount Carmel academy.
Mrs. Alice Gibson of Pittsburg. Pa.
arrived on Monday for visit with her
neice, Mrs. M. J. Jaokman.
J. W. Lawton returned to his home in
Rye on Saturday. after several days visit
with old friends in this city.
MIR. and Mrs. E. S. Woodsides had as
their guests last week Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Burkholder of Purdy. Mo.
Miss Della Mcintyre of Las Vegas. N.
M. spent last week with her sister. Miss
Kate Mcintyre. and Rocky Ford friends.
DR.. S. H. Savage of this city was select
ed as one of the physicians to examine
the babies at the show in Sugar City this
week.
Mrs. E J. Wilcox and children left for
their home in Denver on Monday, after
two weeks visit with Rocky Ford relatives
and friends.
Mrs. M. Ford left Monday for he,
home in Boston after spending the sum-
mer with her parents and other Rocky
Ford relatives.
Mrs. Dickinson came in from Trinidad
last week. and visited for several days
with her son Harry and her sister. Miss
Miss Ella Cline.
Tom Supener. through some misunder-
standing. failed to appear before Justice
Fenlason last Saturday and his case was
postponed until today.
George, Harry and Walter Hawkey
were down from Canon City and visited
at the H. A. Dawley and F. Y. Hauek
homes during fair week.
Mesdames Thompson and McMasters,
mother and sister Of R. D. Thompson, left
on Monday for their home in Altoona. ILL.,,
after an enjoyable visit in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Van Densen left on
Sunday for their home in San Diego Calf,
after pleasant visit with the latter's
brother, S. M. Sherman. and family.
The little son of Roscoe Jones who has
been seriously i'll for the past three weeks
is reported much improving and will be
able to be taken home from the Polio ok
hospital in another week
A couple of hundred boosters from
Rocky Ford went to Sugar City on
Thursday. the big day Of the Crowley
county fair and report good time and d
most successful fair in every wav.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lowe from Can
ton, ILL.,. arrived last Friday and will visit
the formers sister. Mrs. T. j. Hill. and
brother. J. H. Lowe. together with the
F. Y. Hanck and R. A. Potter families.
Walter Kinney and family moved down
from Eastonville this week and will spend
the winter months in Rocky Ford. Mr..
Kinney expects to work in the sugar
factory and the children will attend
school.
The Colorado Auetioneers' association
met in Colorado Springs last week and
reelected our Fred Perdue as president.
Mr.. Perdue was instrumental in landing
the next convention for Rocky Ford, next
August.
| Night visitors are again prowling around
as evidenced by a number of roomers in
the Arlington hotel being minus some of
their clothing. The thief entered the place
some time last Friday night and sue
ceeded in getting away with his loot
without detection.
The Enterprise notes from copy Of
the Hutchinson. Kan. Daily Gazette re-
ceived on Tuesday. that J. Roy o'con-
nor, formerly editor of the Rocky Ford
Tribune, has purchased that paper and is
again in the regular newspaper business.
Here's luck to you. Roy.
W. B. Goblin this week purchased the
old Goddng home corner Ninth and Rail-
road avenue and will enlarge and convert
the same into fine office building. With
the requirement CT this lot Mr.. Goblin now
owns the complete block between Elm
and Railroad avenues.