Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-06-19
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| mayor horace Dye was down from
Manzanola on Tuesday.
Miss Hazel Hunt has as house guest
Miss Una Smith from Southern Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Mcmahon went
up to Colorado Springs on Wednesday.
Mrs. II. Garwood left Sunday for
Idaho Springs where she will spend
the summer.
John Lindholm, of Kingman, Kan,
| was the guest of his aunt Mrs. w. B.
Goblin, on Monday.
Mrs. j.. Wood Peery is enjoying
visit from her brother, Charles Brill of
Spartanburg, S. c.
j. Wood Peery and brother-in-law,
Mr.. Brill spent Wednesday, and Thurs
day in Colorado Springs.
Mrs. d. E. Hunt returned to her home
in Manzanola on Saturday, after few
days visit with relatives in this city,
Miss Vera Davis came down from
Lamar on Sunday and spent the day
with her uncle, Charlie Cartwright and
family.
The ladies of the Christian church
will hold an all day apron and food sale
on Saturday, in st. Johns building on
Maple avenue.
DIR. Mayo, District Superintendent of
the M. E. church, speut the fore part
of the week in our city in the interest
of the Denver University.
Mrs. E. F. McGlothlin came in on
Saturday from Randsburg, Calf, and
will make an extended visit at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Ed Sever.
T. j. Dobbs underwent minor oper-
alton at e-Pollock hospital on Tues
day. His many friends will be glad to
hear that he is getting along nicely.
Ed Wade, driver for the Texas Oil
company, had a mix-up with the large
auto truck while coming from Fowler
on Saturday. He escaped without any
serious injury.
Miss Juanita Boyd, chief operator at
the Telephone Exchange, left on Sum-
day for Sloan Springs, Mo-, where
she will meet her parents and spend
her vacation with them.
James Mcintyre. better known as
Shorty" the popular lineman with
the Arkansas Railway Light & Power
Co., left this week to accept more
lucrative position at Boulder.
John l. Goodell, recent arrival in
this city from Oklahoma, on Friday
last bought the Valley Livery stable at
Fowler and will move his family and
effects to the latter town within short
time.
Ed Sever came in from Delta on
Tuesday in time to assist Mrs. Sever
and family to get settled in their new
home on South Fourteenth street which
they recently purchased from j.. w.
Bowman.
In message from Mrs. E. McKelvey
of Gordon Neb., she says, Kindly send
my paper to Harrington, Wash, until
further notice, as | can't get along
without The Enterprise. 1t is truly
like letter from home''
Miss Mary Cherrington. teacher in
the Pueblo schools spent the past week
at the Methodist parsonage visiting her
old time friend, Mrs. Hattie Randall,
Miss Cherrington left Thursday morn
| ing for her home in Grand Junction.
Louise Charterand, the little neice of
Mrs. Frank Green who has been visit
ing here since January, left on Monday
for her home in Pagosa Springs. The
little lady was accompanied by her
grandmother, Mrs. Browning, as far as
Pueblo where she met by her mother.
d. V. Burrell was last Saturday ex-
hibiting branch from an apricot tree
literally covered with fruit. This is
the fifth consecutive year the trees
have borne fruit and d. V. says the
peach trees in the Box Springs country
have to be propped up they are so
heavily loaded with fruit.
To those who for several weeks have
been wondering what sort of business
was going into the empty store room
at 900 Elm avenue The Enterprise
would impart the information that Ed
Wilson is busy putting in new grocery
stock and will tomorrow open the store
under the name of the Goblin Block
Cash Grocery.
The funeral of Mrs. Gitia Winters,
age 35 years, was held at the Thomp-
on-Claypool Undertaking Parlors last
Saturday afternoon, DIR. S. B. Warner
officiating. The deceased had been
resident of Rocky Ford but short
time and had been an invalid for some
Gl, l.. L..