Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-01-24
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PERSONAL
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LOCAL

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visitor this week,
Glen Dobbins and wife are visiting in
Rocky Ford this week.
Mrs, Ed Smith OF Ordway visited
friends in our city this week.
Mrs. C. D Steward. of LaJunta. visited
Rocky Ford frieLds on Sunday.
Clarence Taub returned Monday from
visit with his parents in Denver.
Mrs. Hannah Swink Conner spent
Thursday in Pueblo visiting friends.
Mrs, G. H. Larmore spent Thursday in
LaJunta visiting Mrs. B. G. Wilson.
Mrs, W. Parks left on Monday for
Denver, to visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. D. W. Moore. of Fowler. spent
Friday las. with Rocky Ford friends.
H. E. Seis of Isletto. N. M. is spending
the week with c S, culp and family.
R. D. Thompson returned Friday after
brief business trip to Cripple Creek.
Mrs. S. T. Fyffe left on Sunday for an
extended visit with relatives back east"
E. H, Smith left on Tuesday for Fort
Collins where he has purchased agrocery
store.
Superintendent Frank Noble of the
Rocky Ford sugar factory spent Sunday
in Pueblo,
Charlie Lyon is now the chief baker at
the Sanitary bakery. having purchased
the plant and business on Friday last.
Philip Yant left on Sunday for Fort
Collins. where he will take up course OF
study in the Colorado Agricultural
College.
Mrs. Nobert link returned to her home
in Pueblo on Wednesday after pleasant
visit at the Lewis Swink and Dennis |
Fleak homes.
Henry Schott has been unable to be at
his store since last Saturday on account
of illness. His condition at this time is
much improved.
Joel W. Todd returned on Tuesday from
Denver. where he had been to represen,
Otero county in a conference CT the
Progressive party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Daugherty return
81 on Tuesday from an extended visit
with relatives and friends in Marysville
and Kansas City. Mo.
Father MeGaviek. CT Chicago. spent
the fore part Of the week IN this city,
looking after business connected with the
farm Of his deceased brother near New
dale.
As foreshadowed by the Enterprise las'
week Mrs D. W. Ba'kley and Mr.. srd
Mrs. j A. Butterfed depart on Sun
day for extended visits with relatives anc
friends in California.
J. D. Herring has been awarded the con-
tract for St. Paul's Germ Evange'ie
Lutheran church..and work upon the new
edifiee near the western boundary OF
Rocky Ford will begin right away.
Bob Grove. Of Ne~dale. was the wir-
ner of the Elks motorcycle that was
raffled eff last Friday night. The sum OF
sll6.z5 was netted by the E'ks and will
b, expended for charitable purposes.
According to a wareless received from
Mrs. W. H Mocaskill she may be ex-
peoted to drop in any day now from her
extended visit with relatives in Man
chester. Vt. and cobleskll. N. Y.
Subjects for the Peoples Mission SER
vices on Sunday: Morniog. Christian
Rewards" evening. Spreading the Cos
pei Cali" Those who have no church
home are cordially invited to worship with
US.
L. r. Fenlason reports the following
real estate transfers this week: The
Cecil Jones l0-acre tract south Of town
to DR.. 3. 3. Blotz. Consideration. S25oo;
the j. H. Burr property on Swink avenue
to John Henderson. Consideration, $4,000
F. J. Kincaide. who not long since dis
posed Of the Kineaide Mercantile Co. ef
this city. on Tuesday purchased g, ;sry
store in Pueblo and is again engaged in
the old business. The Kineaids family
will make their home in Rocky Ford until
the close of the school term.
DR.. Weaver of the Presbyterian church
will have as his morning subject: A Re-
ligion of Joy. and his evening subject will
be: Jesus Relation to the Bible and the
| Bibles Relation to Jesus. A meeting OF
all officers and teachers at e:l5 Sun
day morning. Communion service will
be held on Feb. 9,
Rocky Ford members Of the Court Of
Honor were on Monday grieved to hear
of the sudden death Of W. J. Walden. the