Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-10-15
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Mesdames Nc Caskill and De Long
were Pueblo visitors on Wednesday,.
Mrs. A. C. Sloan left Wednesday for
Denver where she will visit relatives.
Mrs. Gertrude Brown of La Junta
was the guest of Mrs. j. X. Siders on
Thursday.
Miss Harriet Black returned Sunday
from an extended visit with her sister
in Trinidad.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Fenlason return
ed Saturday night from a few days
visit in Denver.
Mrs Edwin Sever left yesterday for
Victor to visit relatives and friends for
a couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Braden are spend
ing the week in Denver, having left on
Tuesday morning.
Misses Erma Latson and Nell Fyffe
spent the week end with Mrs. Carlos
Wilson, of La Junta.
Miss Jessie King returned to Pueblo
on Saturday, after visit with Miss
Weaver and other friends.
Mrs. Grose came down from Denver
on Saturday and is the guest of Mrs
III. C. Herring and other Rocky Ford
friends.
DR.. and Mrs. B. B. Blotz returned
Friday from Denver, where they had
attended meeting of the State Medi-
cal board.
Miss Helen Buhl of Denver, who has
been visiting Miss Nina Huber for the
past three weeks, left Wednesday for
California.
E. E. Cadwallader went to Grand
Junction on Tuesday to look after the
M. o. Coggins interests thru the fruit
shipping season.
A. J. Winters is nursing badly
swollen and painful foot these days, all
because a pesky sand burr made its
lodging place in it.
Miss Vera Hartwell has been unable
to attend to her stucies in the high
school this week on account of severe
attack of tonsilitus.
DIR. James j. bingham of India will
give stereopticon lecture on India in
First Methodist church this evening, to
which everyone is invited.
d, v. Burrell left Tuesday for Gar
den City, Kan, where he will attend
the Kansas State Irrigation Congress
as delegate from Colorado.
While playing with little friend on
Saturday Dorothy Fenlason fell and
was so severely injured that she has
besn confined to her bed ever since.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Emerson left to day
for their home in Morrison. Okla. after
an extended visit with their daughters
Mesdames Geo. Hutto and j. b. Ryan.
w. F. Raber, vice president and gen.
eral manager, and E. F. Stone, super
intendent of the Arkansas Valley Rail-
way, Light and Power Co., were down
from Pueblo yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Ripley are the
proud and happy parents of son born
in Sioux Falls, S D., Oct. 5. rs.Ripley
will be better known as Miss Alice
Babcock the talented musician
At the Methodist church on Sunday
DR.. N. II. Lee, the pastor, will preach
on the following subjects: Morning,
Loves Best Gift" evening, Your
Father in Heaven is Perfect" A cor
dial welcome is accorded all visitors.
Mrs. H. P. Carney and son, Donald,
of Sioux City, Iowa, arrived yesterday
to visit the formers sister, Mrs. M. w.
Hall and family on their way home
from California where they had attend
ed the expositions.
Another student of the Rocky Ford
high school who is making good in her
college course is Miss Mary Bartholo-
new who is studing music in Cornell.
She has won place on the college glee
club, which is a marked honor in her
first year of enrolment.
. The first number of the high schoo
lyceum course last Friday evening was
decided success. The Bohannans full
filled all expectations as entertainer:
and had their audience with them from
the beginning. AS an opening number
the Bohannans were uneXcelled.
Judge Minor returned Wednesday
night from months stay in Illinois
While there the judge had legal affair:
to attend to in the Monticello cour
which took up the greater part of his
time. Both he and Mrs. Minor, wh'
/ accompanied him, visited friends il
] Lovlngton, Sullivan and Decatur. Mrs
Minor stopped off in Garden City
, Kan, on the way home to visit heI