Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-03-27

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. Horace Dye was down from Manzanola
on Tuesday.
Harry Garwood was La Junta visitor
on Monday.
B. L. Lawyer was Pueblo visitor en-
Wednesday.
S. W. Cressy returned Tuesday from
business trip to Denver.
Mrs. H. A. Dawley spent the week end
W it'll friends in La Junta.
George Daring is making business
visit to New Mexico, this week.
Misses Mabel and Maude Reed are
spending couple of days in Pueblo.
N. W. Draper, of Swink transacted
business in town on Wednesday.
Walter Kinney left Saturday for trip
through Arizona and California.
w. W. Kearney left for Texas this
week to look over land deal of some
magnitude.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Turner and daughter
of Trinidad are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. o. Thompson.
Jess Shock moved to Allison the first
of the week where he expects to make
his future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert MoCammon expect
to leave tomorrow for six weeks visit
with Berts relatives in Indiana.
The Ladies Aid society of the Presby-
terrain church met with Mrs. W. Parks.
at Factory Terrace, yesterday.
Miss Edna Stuntz, of Colorado City is
the guest of her sisters Misses Ruth and
Anna Stuntz of the Rocky Ford schools.
S. T. Fyffe is temporarily engaged at
Skeletons grocery store and is attending
to the wants of Buck and Pap's custom
ers like a veteran.
Mrs, Arthur Black is recovering nicely
from threatened attack of typhoid
pneumonia and expects to be able to leave
the sanitarium to-day.
w. R. Cline reports trading 1850 acres
belonging to Mrs. Rineoa of Swink to c.
P. Christensen of Grand Junction, for in
come property in Halton, Kan.
Miss Edwina Shelton lett on Wednesday
for Colorado Springs and from there she
will accompany the Thatcher family to
Atlantic City for an extended stay.
Mrs Ethel Roe returned to her home
on Monday after being confined in the
Van Antwerp sanitarium. on account of
a threatened attack Of appendicitis.
| Because of the rather small attendance
of stockholders at the special meeting Of
the Swink Ditch & Reservoir Co. on
Tuesday the meeting was adjourned to
April 81.
Tickets are going fast for the concert
to be given by the Colorado Woman's
College Glee Club in the Opera House,
April 10. Get ticket quick and be in
the fashion.
R. D. and D. o. Thompson with their
wives went up to Pueblo on Saturday.
The two men attended the Masonic play
while the ladies' visited with friends. and
all returned home on Sunday.
Mr.. and MRS. D. E. Barnes visited
their daughter Mrs. Harry Badger. Mon
day and Tuesdry while on their way from
Guthrie. Okla. to Pueblo where they
again expect to make their home.
Much interest is being manifest among
the Sunday Schools of the city over the
convention to be held in La JInta April 2
and 8. A large crowd of interested
people in this city expect to ttend.
Mrs. J. Jewett and nephew Herbert
Newton are in the city this week from
Pueblo, Mrs. Jewell is here in the inter-
est of the Knights and Ladies of Security
order of which she is the district deputy.
Among the students who are spending
the spring vacation at home are Dorothy
Goodner and Donald Stratton from the
State University at Boulder and Harley
Latson and Lee Cover from Colorado
Springs.
Jos. H. Price returned Monday from
his purchasing trip to Chicago. and every
day since new goods are being placed on
the shelves, preparatory to the opening of
1.-THE Reliable Store which takes place
next Monday.
Mrs. Will Bodenheimer leaves today for
visit in Colorado Springs before going
on to her home in Wyoming. Mrs. Bod
enheimer has been making an extended
visit here with her mother Mrs. Hitch
cock and her sister Mrs, S. o. Swink.
Miss Gladys Hale came down from
the Colorado Woman's College. Denver,
on Monday and will spend some time
visiting with the home folks. Donald also