Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-30
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=, 'arence Harley is recovering from a

sr0sant illness.
II Miss Grace Bowman is spending the
~sck with friends in Sugar City.
odge Hale returned this week from
a 7, 1siness trip to Chicago.
y 7. W. Rice returned Saturday from
'ysI aw weeks visit in Ohio and Illinois.
n y.arl Cranston was down from Denver
-. - spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
" B. Goblin.
4 {. F. Dobbs came down from Fort
+. a.y.lins on Monday for visit with his
many Rocky Ford friends.
Hessrs. James Bingham and Ray
Ecrney with their wives visited friends
-. Sugar City last Sunday.
'. W. Bowman and A. H. Award left
fer Kansas on Tuesday morning, to look
''eer some business affairs.
n, DR.. Elizabeth VanAntwerp is spend
ling the week in Pueblo, the guest of
Hev. and Mrs. o. l.. Orton.
Miss Edwina Shelton left on Monday
/, s.r an extended visit with her sister
snd brother in Toledo, Ohio.
4, The Court of Honor will give an en-
ertainment and social dance next
Monday evening at Moose Hall.
Mrs. John Broomfield was up from
La Junta for cosple of days this
Iweek visiting the home folks.
/ C. M. Ustick returned Wednesday
from Bangor, Mich, where he had
! been called by the death of sister.
DIR, Carlisle Pollock returned to st.
Louis on Saturday after pleasant
visit with his parents and other Rocky
friends.
Paul Gervais of Westcliffe, who has
been visiting friends in Rocky Ford,
left yesterday for an extended stay in
California.
The remains of Grandma Beatty, who
died in Manzanola on Friday, were
taken to Carrolton, Mo-, on Saturday,
for burial.
A. j. Winters left Friday last for
Sharon, Pa, in response to a telegram
telling him of the serious illness of his
brother-in-law
Mrs. Mendenhall, who has made an
extended visit with her son Harry and
wife, left for her home in st. Joseph,
Mo-, on Monday.
The regular business meeting of the
Woman's Relief Corps will be held
next Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 4, at
the |. o. o. F. hall.
M. l.. Gains this week sold his five
acre tract to M. C. Walker. This place
joins Mr.. Walker on the south, and it
cost him $250O to secure it.
DR.. Bulette of Pueblo. will be at Hotel
El Captain, Rocky Ford. Saturday, Oct.
81. Practice limited to Eye. Ear. Nose
and Throat and Fitting Glasses.
James Mullowney, formerly of this
city, came in from his home in Bill
ings, Mont, on Monday and will at
tend to some business matters for the
next few days.
For Sale-My residence property. 4o1
So. 5th St. Modern and first-class con-
dition. Will sell at a sacrifice to sell at
once. Price $1,000. C. P. Guiou. Res.
phone West 2s4.
Mrs. ]. w. Bowman made trip to
Timpas last Saturday, where it is re-
ported that she took advantage of an
unusual offering in advanced styles to
purchase her fall and winter clothes.
Resolved, "That the federal govern
ment should be given more power at
the expense of the state government, "
is the subject to be debated on by the
high schools of Rocky Ford, La Junta
and Trinidad this year.
Mrs. Arthur Beymer, Miss Mae Law
ton, E. S. Woodside, A. C. Sloan, C. L.
Govreau and j. Jorgenson returned
Saturday from Denver, where they
had been attending the Grand Assem-
bly, of the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Arthur Wagner returned Tuesday
from st. Mary's hospital, Pueblo, where
he has been recuperating since the re-
moval of his eye, as reported in The
Enterprise last week. The operation
was most successful and Mr.. Wagner is
recovering rapidly.
On account of unior ervices in the
Methodist church next Sunday the
morning and evening services at the
Baptist church will be postponed to the
following Sunday, Nov. 8, when Rev.
b. S. Knapp of Las Animas will occupy
the pulpit.
]. F. Ritchie and his son Frank had
an unhappy experience last week,
when they were caught in blizzard