Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-04-03
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j. w. Bowman returned TUESDAY iIoli
| a business trip to Rye.
Heathman. the transfer man. is laid up
this week with an attack of tonsolitis.
Miss Bertha Hoffman spent couple
Of days. this week. shopping in Pueblo.
j. M. Watson is confined to his home
with threatened attack of pneumonia.
Miss Avery went down to La Jnnta
yesterday to spend a few days with
| friends.
J. S. Broomfeld. of La Junta, spent
| Sunday with'Mr. and Mrs. George Cam
eron.
Paul Harley was down from Denver
over Sunday with his brother Henry and
other Rocky Ford friends.
Mesdames Rose, Killen and Yoeman
motored up from Swink on Wednesday
and spent the day shopping.
The many friends of dad" Sherman
will be sorry to learn that he is danger
ously i'll at his home in this city.
Robert Steele returned to Colorado
College. Monday. after few days vaca-
ton with his parents and friends.
Miss Beulah Hale is still holding her
own, The pneumonia has disappeared
but it has left her in weakened condi-
ton.
Judge Minor was over to Sugar City
on Tuesday evening and gave an address
on Temperance" to the citizens of that
place.
The bi-monthly social of the Methodist
Ladies was held with Mrs. E. L. Nc
Kelvey yesterday afternoon. A large
number was in attendance.
Donald Stratton and Miss Dorothy
Goodner returned to the state University
at Boulder or Monday after spending the
spring vacation with their parents.
H. O. Marsh. government entomologist.
returned this week from Manhattan,
Kans.. where he has been taking three
months course in the Agricultural COL
lege.
Mesdames Slluth and Clutter were up
from Swink yesterday to attend the re-
ception given by the Ladies of the Chris
tan Church which was held at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. r. E. Wolfe.
Harry Maxwell sent out car of fur
niture, safe. mules. ETC.. to Fresno. CALI.
yesterday. ]. H. Whittenberg will take
charge of the car until it reaches its
destination.
Lee Cover and Harley Latson went up
to Colorado Springs on Monday to re-
sumo their studies at Colorado College
after a weeks vacation with the home
folks.
Pat MeElroy came up from Maxwell.
N. NJ on Tuesday night in response to
an urgent message telling OF the serious
illness of his aged mother. The lady has
rallied but is still in critical condition.
At the meeting of the creditors of John
L. Bass in the Bankruptcy court at Pue-
bio last Saturday. F. Y. Hauck was ap-
pointed trustee. This appointment gives
general satisfaction to the numerous
creditors.
Miss Gladys Hale returned to her
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at Denver on Wednesday. Gladys ex-
poets to be back next week with the Glee
Club. which is scheduled to appear in'the
Opera House next Friday evening.
Charlie Cartwright is very busy man
these days. as he unloaded another car
of Reos on Wednesday. containing two
trucks and three touring cars. On the
same day he received notice that another
car filled with touring cars had been
shipped and may be expected any day.
Miss Hancock spent several days inithe
city this week in the interest of the Mid
land Bureau. of De lMoines, composed of
the finest talent in the west. This Ly-
ceum course will be under the auspices
of the high school and the first number
will be given about the first Of October.
DR.. and Mrs. G, B. Curliss returned
Saturday from two months auto trip
through parts of Old Mexico. New Mexico
and Texas. They report most enjoy
able trip Charles Irwin and son. who
were of the party, motored from Texas
ed car there.
Valley Lodge. No. SO. Knights of
Pythias, has issued invitations to the
members and their families for next Mon
day evening to enjoy program of read
ings and music. This will be followed by
refreshments and social hour. The
Knights of Pythias Lodge is noted for the
excellency Of its entertainments and there
undoubtedly will be large crowd in
attendance.