Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-11-05
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Glenn motored to
Pueblo on Tuesday.
Douglas Cook of La Junta spent Sum
day with friends in Rocky Ford.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Badger this week
purchased new Studebaker auto.
Ray Kerney and family this week
moved into their handsome new bhng-
allow.
Miss Eve Thomas spent Saturday
and Sunday in Manzanola, the guest of
relatives.
The Misses Fountain of Ordway, are
the guests of Miss Lois Van Antwerp
this week.
Ray Baldwin of Lyons, Kan, arrived
on Tuesday and is the guest of friends
in this city.
Wadsworth Post, G. A. R., will meet
this friday afternoon at o'clock in
Judge Minors office.
W. B. Goblin left on the early train
on Wednesday morning for Denver to
look after some legal business.
Herman Zitkowski, chief chemist of
the A. b. S. Co., inspected the sugar
factory at Las Animas last week.
Miss Ava DeGrofft left on Tuesday
for Pueblo, where she will take course
in theJAmerican Business College.
Mrs. Carrie Elser-Garner arrived
Monday from Sioux Falls, S. d., IN
time to attend the funeral of her
mother.
Mesdames Gillis and Stewart returned
to their homes in La Junta on Monday
night after pleasant visit with Judge
and Mrs. II. NJ. Minor.
The Sunday School Rally at the M. E.
church last sunday was largely attended
and the program given by the school
was highly appreciated.
Hamer CuIp came in Sunday from
the northern part of the state where
he had been looking alter business for
Culp Brothers and Seis.
Judge C. B. Stewart, the veteran
newspaper man of Ordway, accompan-
led by his wife We're business visitors
in this city on Friday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul NJ. North and Fred
North went up to Pueblo on Friday
evening where they took in the play
1.-THE New Henrietta.
After the regular meeting of the
Yoeman lodge on Tuesday night the
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cards, dancing and Refreshments.
The many friends of Miss Alice Robb
will be pleased to learn that she WI
able to be out the first of the week
after severe siege of typhoid fever.
DIR. j. l.. Smith and wife returned to
their home in Washington, Kan, yes
terday, being called here on account
of the death and funeral of Mrs. Annie
B. Elser.
AT the Methodist church next Sun
day the pastor will speak on the fol-
lowing subjects: Morning, "The Heav-
enly Vision" Evening, "Visions of
Young People,"
At the Christian church next Sunday
the pastor, C. E. Dugan will preach on
christian Soldiers VS.. The Recruits Of
Militarism.' Evening subject, pres
ent World Outlook.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Y. Hauck and daugi-
ter Evangline, accompanied by Miss
Nellie Joy of Weitzer, motored to
Olney Springs on Sunday and spent the
day with that well-known Arkansas
Valley pioneer, William Auckland.
James Butterfield left Wednesday
for Pueblo after assisting in the store
for several days. He was accompanied
by his granddaughter Cheridah Butter
field who will visit with them for some
time.
A number of Rocky Ford baseball
fans went up to Pueblo on Tuesday to
witness the big league game. They
report a classy exhibition of the great
national game which was won by the
Nationals by score of 10 to 6.
Mrs. G. Maxwell returned Saturday
night from attending the Z. E. O.
National convention at San Francisco,
She speaks in terms of highest praise
of the generous treatment accorded the
visiting delegates by the California
chapters. The program was even
better than was anticipated and the
trips given the ladies' by the B. |. l..
were most enjoyable.
Lon Hancock and wife, who have
been operating restaurant in the
Holly building for the past three
months, will leave for Rocky Ford