Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-05-02
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Frank L. Turner of Portland, Ore.
spent Monday IN this city.
Misses Mary Goblin and Blanche Daut-
rich spent Sunday in La Junta.
W. R. Dye left for Kansas City on
Sunday on weeks business trip.
Misses Lottie and Selma Gustafson Of
Longmonr are visiting friends here.
Mrs. Brown of Colorado Springs spent
the week end with the Misses Stuntz.
Miss Birdie Lackey visited her sister
Mrs. H, J. Clark in La Junta on Sunday.
Jeter Arnold. the we'll known sheep
man, was Rocky Ford visitor Monday.
Miss Leola Hartford is this week visit
ing her friend. Miss Bessie Freeman Of
Pueblo.
Miss Ida Smith and Miss Ruby Watson
visited Miss Addie Wier in La Junta
Sunday.
Mrs. E. Gard Edwards was up from
La Junta visiting Rocky Ford friends on
Saturday.
C. S. Culp topped the sheep market in
st Joseph on Monday with 495 lambs
at s9.65.
MISS Bernice Engles spent Saturday in
La Junta with hsr school ma'am friend,
Miss Nicholson.
F. Y. Hauck left on Thursday for Glen.
wood Springs where he will try to lose
case of hay fever.
Misses Bertha Farthing and Anna
Hamm Of La Junta spent Saturday with
friends in this city.
l. D. Hale left yesterday for Brawley.
Calf to get things in trim for the can't
aloupe shipping season.
Mrs. l. D. Hale returned on Tuesday
from pleasant visit with Mrs. H. J.
Sprinkler at Newton. Kan.
Mrs. W. L. jackson went to Colorado
Springs on Friday to visit her son John
who is attendin g school there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cheek have re-
turned from California. and expect to
make this their home for the summer at
least.
Herman Cornelius drove to Colorado
Springs on Thursday to attend High
school day celebrated by Colorado
College.
Among those present at the ball game
on Saturday were R. H. Phillips. Misses
Martha Phillips and Mildred Sherman Of
Ia Junta.
Mrs. L. F. Randall arrived on Monday
from Kansas City and will remain inde-
finitely with her parents. Rev. and Mrs
S. B. Warner.
Mrs. Florence Elser Smith left on Fri
day for her home in Washington, Kansas,
after an extended visit with relatives ano
friends in this city.
The Willing Workers class of Patterson
Valley Sunday school will give an ice
cream supper IN the sehoolhouse Friday,
May 9. Proceeds for piano fund. All are
invited
Peoples Mission Sunday subjects;
morning. The Way of Holiness" evening
Judgement. Evangelist A. M. Hol-
brook Of Denver will speak at the eve
ming service.
NJ. D. Archiquette. former Indian agent
in this valley. returned Friday and will
remain here indefinitely. He is again a
member Of the band who were especially
glad he came back.
At the Methodist church tine pastor, S.
3. Warner, will preach next Sunday at
ll:0o a. m. Morning subject, christian
Courtesy" Evening subject. what is the
matter with the raoeP
The Lafayette Sunday school was or
ganized last week and Few officers were
elected who will try and make the meet
ings, which will be held in the school
house at 2:5o every Sunday afternoon,
interesting to everyone.
A, H. Beaver left on Saturday for
Davenport, Iowa, where he will take
course Of study in the Chiropractic COL
lege. The Beaver family. their friends
will be pleased to learn, will remain in
Rocky Ford for an indefinite period.
The Rev. D. W. James of Florence,
Colo. will preach at the Baptis. church
Sunday. May 4. and all members of the
church are earnestly requested to be
present to meet Bro. James.-C.W. Fem
lason, Chairman of Pulpit Com mittee.
The benefit dance fo- the local band
will be held tonight in Cheeks Hall and
promises to be a success. The other one
held some time ago was well attended
and all present commended the manage
ment for the way in which it was con-
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