Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-02-13
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4 LOCAL :

Mrs. Herb Royal was La Junta visitor
the first of the week.
Sheriff and Mrs, Yant visited friends
in this city on Monday.
Little Lois Hale is recovering nicely
from recent sick spell.
Mrs. Billy Parks returned Sunday from
visit with friends in Denver.
Mrs. Herman Zitkowski returned on
Friday from trip to Denver.
S. L. Deweese entered the c. F. & l..
hospital in Pueblo. last Monday.
Mrs. Daisy B. Harris was business
visitor in La Junta on Wednesday.
Jack Sprowl. the horseman, is moving
bis trainig stables down from Pueblo.
L, L. Rodeok left Sunday for an ex-
tended visit to Hot Springs. Ark.
Mrs. Mary J. Anderson returned Mon
day evening from trip to Missouri.
Geo Bernard is down from Colorado
Springs this week attending to business.
Mrs. W. F. Green is spending the week
in La Junta with her daughter Mrs. Geo.
Babcook.
Lester Swink this week purchased a
registered stallion from j. S. Autrey of
Walsenburg.
Mrs, j. M. Lyon was taken to the Van
Antwerp sanitarium on Tuesday critically
i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs. J. W. Murphy and daughter Miss
Mary returned Tuesday from an extend
ed stay in Albuquerque. N. M.
Mrs. J. L. Ledford left for her home in
Kansas City after pleasant visit with
the Martin and Barrow families.
Miss Lena McGee returned to her
home in Denver on Sunday after a de-
lightful visit with her many friends.
Earl Baxter left on Monday for Oak
Creek, after his hurried visit to this city
to attend the funeral of his brother Roy.
Sam Fyffe returned Tuesday from
two weeks stay in Texas. where he had
been selling apples for the Produce COM
pany.
Miss Margart Gates returned to her
home in Denver last Friday after and ex-
tended visit with her aunt Mrs. P. X.
Blinn.
A. L, Hadley went UP to Colorado
Springs this week to take formal possess
sion of new business block which he
has recently purchased.
Mrs. M. E. Partner returned to Rocky
Ford on Saturday night from Tacoma,
Wash. where she spent several weeks
visiting her son. Alvin-Partner.
Myron Baxter. who was called home to
attend the funeral of his brother Roy. on
Tuesday returned to Lamar. where he
has for some time been employed.
Mrs. A. S. johnson and Mrs. Van
Buskirk left Sunday for Excelsior Springs.
Mr.. johnson expects to leave later on
and will accompany the ladies' home.
J.M,Shaulisis is taking an eastern trip for
the purpose of looking up some register
ed cattle and if everything is favorable.
expects to make extensive purchases.
Arohdeacon Sohofield will conduct COM
munion services at $3.50 a. m. and even
ing prayer a. 2:5o p. m, at the parlors OF
the Presbyterian church. Sunday, Feb.
is.
Mr.. Parmeee. the Cudahy representa-
tive. is now ready to receive bids for the
buildings soon to be erected on the big
property recently purchased from G. W.
Lewis.
The men who are donating their time
to the building OF the tabernacle were
served with no. dinner each day of the
work. by the ladies' aid societies of the
different churches,
The Ladies of G. A. R. are requested
to meet with Mrs. Alice X. Green, 500
North Twelfth street. on Tues day after
noon, Feb. IL. All comrades and their
wives are invited,
The Ladies Union Aid of Grand VAL
ley will give turkey supper in the
Grand Valley sohoolhouse tomorrow
Saturday evening that will be well
worth while for our people to attend.
The supper will be served CAFETERIA
style.
Messrs W. B. Goblin and VIM, Gre enc
are representatives from Rocky Ford at
the annual Lincoln Day republican ban
quet in Denver. Mr. Goblin will be ac-
compained by his daughter. Miss Kate.
who is attending the State University at
Boulder. and Miss Maude M onkman,
student at the Colorado Woman's College
in Denver.