Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-09-24
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Mrs. Frank Good of Sugar City was
Rocky Ford visitor on Tuesday.
Bert McCammon returned Friday
from his vacation spent in Delta.
Jos. H. Price left Saturday for his
annual fall trip to the Eastern mar
kets.
E. T. Kreider returned Friday night
from an auto trip to the southern part
of New Mexico.
Mr.. and j. w. Bowman returned
Wednesday night from ten days visit
to Colorado Springs.
Mrs. C. o. Ferril and little son re-
turned Saturday from few days visit
with relatives in Pueblo
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Vaughn returned
Wednesday from their wedding trip to
Pueblo and Colorado Springs.
Miss Anna L. Holmes returned Mon
day from three months vacation
with relatives in Superior, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Swink, Mrs.
Roxie Swink, Mrs. A C. Conner and
John Coughren motored to Pueblo on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Steele and F. C.
Long returned Wednesday after wit
Messing the opening of the Cotopaxi
Cutoff.
Jay Cassett returned Friday from an
extended stay in California. Home
and the Arkansas Valley looks mighty
good to Jay.
Mrs. W. l.. Sickenberger and Mrs.
Hattie McCaskill are attending the
sessions of the Grand Lodge, o. E. s.,
in Denver this week.
Mrs. F Y. Hauck and daughter
Evangeline accompanied by Miss Edith
Rarick and Mrs. U. S. Ringer motored
to Pueblo on Saturday.
The Drs. Van Antwerp left Saturday
morning in their baby Saxon for Den
yer, where they are attending a con-
vention of chiropractors.
Mrs. C. R. Cornelins accompanied by
her daughterHelen and her mother, Mrs
Maltby, left Saturday morning for an
extended stay in California.
Mrs. C. H. Badger arrived today
from New Paris, Ind, where she was
called some weeks ago on account of
the illness of her mother.
A. S. Kitch was called to Larned,
Kan, on Friday on account of the
death of his nephew whose death was
caused by a kick from horse.
Arthur Thomas, wife and two child
rem arrived Monday from Champaign,
ILL.,, for a visit at the home of the for
mer's sister, Mrs. Lyman DeGrofft.
Mrs. d. H. Greene went up to Dem
yer on Tuesday morning, where she
will represent Acacia Chapter, o. E. S.
at the Grand Lodge now in session.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM C. Steele have re-
turned from auto trip over the new
Rainbow route to Salida, returning by
way of South Park and Colorado
Springs.
e. e. Shelton is in Denver this week
representing st. Johns Lodge, A. F.
& A. NJ. and A. S. Parson is represent
ing the Royal Arch Masons in grand
lodge now in session.
]. ]. Blinn came in Sunday from
Ordway, where he has been inspecting
cantaloupes. John was threatened
with typhoid fever but under skillful
treatment is recovering nicely.
T.J. FARES and wife had a narrow
escape on Sunday. While on their way
home from Salida they had collision
wite another car with such force that
Mr.. FARES car is now out of COM
mission.
Miss Maud Cressy came in from Trim
idad last evening to spend couple of
days with her parents. Miss Cressy
has an extra holiday just now as on
account of the fair in Trinidad the
schools close all day Friday.
H. B. Turpin and Cecil Tanning, who
appeared in Pueblo on Thursday even
ing will arrive in Rocky Ford today,
where with Mrs. E. Gard Edwards of
La Junta, they will be guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. C. Steele until after their
song recital here next Tuesday evening.
Friends of the G. H. Winchester
family will be pleased to hear that Mrs.
Winchester had so far recoved from
her recent severe illness to be able to
make the trip last week to the home of
her daughter, Mrs. H. G. Green, in
Ordway, where she will receive treat
ment from local physician and it is
hoped may soon regain her former
good health.
II. Elson Fly and Col. Fred Perdne