Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-11-13
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John Vroman Jr., of Manzanola, was
a Rocky Ford visitor, yesterday.
The Presbyterian Aid society met at
the C. j. Cover home yesterday.
Ed Sever returned Monday from
five weeks business trip to the West
ern slope.
H. B. Mendenhall returned Sunday
from short visit with his parents in
St. Joseph, Mo.
Miss Kate and Lucille Goblin are in
La Junta this week visiting their aunt,
Mrs. John Broomfield.
DIR. "A. j. Park came down from
Fowler last Saturday to attend the
aviation meet and visit his brother.
John Roy O'Connor of Hutchinson,
Kan, spent Saturday and Sunday in
the city looking after his business in
terests.
The members of the Rebekah Lodge
will go to La Junta this afternoon
where they will be the guests of Mrs.
Ben G. Wilson.
Mrs. Harry Morse left Saturday
night for Los Angeles, CAL, in response
to message telling of the serious
illness of her mother.
Mrs. Ernest Bostwick, formerly
Marie Powell, returned Friday Sas-
katchewan, and will visit the Bostwick
family for some time.
Mrs. Tom Russell left for her home
in Salt Lake City, Wednesday, after a
pleasant three weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. Ford Stewart and family.
]. T. Wasson sold his place in Hol-
brook and has purchased the Oglesby
residence in Herdman addition. The
deal was made thru Mrs. Mary j. An
derson.
For Saie-My residence property, 40l
So. 5th St. Modern and first-class con-
diton. Will sell at sacrifice to sell at
once. Price $1,000. C. p. Guiou. Res.
phone West 2s4.
Judge Rizer, in the district court, on
Friday, sentenced Tom Supener to 80
days in Jail and fine of 5000, on the
w. H. Allen assault case, which has
been pending for some time.
Miss Grace Bowman left Monday
night for Halifax, Nova Scotia, where
she will enter the conservatory of the
Halifax Ladies College. Grace will
take up music and language.
Miss Katherine Mcintyre of Stuart,
Iowa, is in the city visiting friends, the
guest of Misses Daisy and Pearl Gill.
She is en- route to Ell Paso. Texas,
where she will spend the winter.
Dick Dye. Southern Colorado repre-
sentative of the Kansas City Life Insur-
anee Co.. has his office with Ustiek & Co
el8 Elm Ave. Miss Sayers will attend
to any offise business. Phone Ford 5.
The Christian church made depar-
ture in their services last Sunday even
ing when they introduced moving pic
lures with talk from the pastor on
the subject, "The Things that Endure.
George Hammond and family left on
Tuesday for Los Angeles, where Mrs.
Hammond and Miss Beth will spend
the winter while Mr.. Hammond will
look after his mining property in
Arizona.
Pete Robbins and family left yester-
day for Irvington, KY, where they ex-
pect to make their home. They were
accompanied by their son, L. N. Rob
bins and wife, who will also locate in
the same place.
Fred l.. Johnston this week received
the news that his brother Ray, former
| ly of this city, was elected county sur
veyor of Martin county, Minnesota.
This is a decided victory for Ray, as
his opponent had held the office for
eighteen years.
The many friends of Mrs. James
Cullison will be pleased to learn that
she is again in the restaurant business
having purchased "Ma's Place" on
South Main street, where she will con-
duct short order counter and chill
parlor.
| Rocky Ford friends of Rev. d. w.
James will be pleased to learn that his
health has been greatly improved by
his vacation in the mountains. He is
expected back today and will resume
regular services in the Baptist church
on Sunday.
Don w. Stickley of Pueblo and well
known to many in Rocky Ford was
drowned in the Huerfano lake on We'd
nesday, while out duck hunting
Stickley was well known among the
stvckmen in this vicinity as he had
been one of the judges in that depart
ment of the Arkansas Valley fair for