Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-04-11


Clyde Umbarger left Monday for Trini-
dad in the interests of the Arkansas val
ley broom factory.
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian
church met on Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. F. Y. Hauok.
Peoples Mission. Sunday services:
preaching l /: am, evening services.z;5o
p. M, subject Lost"
By the way the tickets are selling for
the band dance large crowd will be in
attendance this evening.
H. W. Lance and bride returned Tues
day and are now receiving the congratu!-
ations of their many friends.
Milton Dukes who spent the latter por-
ton Of the week visiting his father. left
on Monday for his home in Cripple Creek.
Mr.. Schly who was IN town attending
the conference on Affiliated Training
schools was the guest Of |. D. Hale and
family
H. S. Francisco. manager of the local
telephone exchange. left on Thursday for
California where he will spend his va
cation.
| Believing that an increased business
will justify the change. the Economy
Store will next week move to 5l5 North
Main street.
| Victor Wilson and Col. Weberstoek Of
the northern part Of the state spent Sum
day at the home of T. B. Wilson in the
Patterson valley.
The Grand Worthy Matron Of the o. E.
S. will be present at special meeting of
order next Tuesday evening, All are
urged to be present.
Mrs. Bertalette and Mss Holmes, stem
graphers at the A. B. S. Co. factory.
spent Sunday in La Junta the guests of
Mrs. James Porter.
Fred Noble, valley manager Of the A.
B. S. Co. accompanied by Herman zit-
kowski ard Jas. Latiken left for Grand
Island Neb.. on Sunday.
Rev W. H. Stamp preached to his old
congregation in Lakeview NJ. E. church
last Sunday. A goodly number of Hol-
brook people were out to hear him.
Miss Edith Beaver assisted by Mrs.
Beaver gave concert at the NJ. E church
at Swink last Thursday. The concert
was held under the auspices of the church
and was well attended.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union will
entertain the young people Of the church
/ a nd a eori,1 he
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Karpe, 500 South
Twelfth. on Tuesday evening.
Joe Fleming returned on Wednesday
from Monolith. Calf, where he has been
employed for several months as chemi.
for cement company furnishing materi-
al for big Las Angeles project.
As may be noted by his advertisement
in this issue W. J. Brown is going to quit
the grocery business. A report was yes
terday current that he had received the
appointment as postmaster, but Mr.
Brown states he has not received official
notification and believes the report pre-
mature.
Four members of the Willoughby fam
ny IesioitlB on lNOftu oeVentn street, SUI
fered considerable from an attack of
ptomaine poisoning on Monday. The
poison is supposed to have come from a
lemon, part of which was eated and part
made into lemonade. All are now recov-
cred however and no serious results are
dscerned,
DR.. McElfresh. educational Secretary
of the National Sunday School association |
occupied the pulpit in the M, E. church |
last Sunday morning and gave mastery |
address. In the afternoon there was a |
meeting held In the Baptist church for
Sunday school workers and after the
meeting the officers of the county assoc-
alton met and perfected arrangements
for the state convention to be held in June,
Fresh catfish, trout, halibut and salmon
at Stauffers.
For Sale-Extra good Hereford bull,
three years old.-H. W, Royal.
My cantaloupes were extra early