Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-07-23
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up to Colorado Springs on Tuesday.
Miss Alice Booth of St. Louis is the
guest of her friend, Mrs. Harry Alder
dice. -
Florence KEEPER returned Tuesday
from a visit in Colorado Springs and
Pueblo.
Miss Mabel Bowlin returned Friday
from months visit with friends in st.
Joseph, Mo.
| Mr.. and Mrs. d. l.. Joehnck and
party of young people motored to
Pueblo on Sunday.
The Misses Repetesching of Victor,
arrived on Monday and are the guests
of Mrs. Ed. Sever and Miss Gladys.
Miss Eileen Richards is over from
Sugar City this week, the guest of
Misses Grace Bowman and Aileen
Sayers.
John C. Rasmussen on Friday re-
turned from several days visit to the
property that he recently purchased at
Fowler.
Mrs.JackSchuth returned to her home
in Sugar City on Sunday after visit
of several weeks with her parents in
this city.
| Miss Grace Bowman returned Sunday
from Halifax, Nova Scotia, where she
has been attending a musical conserva-
tory for the past year.
Mrs. Carol Braden accompanied by
Mrs. Harriet Craighead left Monday
for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Craighead of Fresno, Calf.
Mrs. Chas. Comment of Fowler, who
has been undergoing treatment in a
Rocky Ford hospital, left for her home
on Sunday much improved in health.
Attorney E. E. Houze, formerly as
sociated with Judge Minor, but now of
Indianapolis, Ind, was in the city yes
terday attending to some business mat
ters.
Mrs. J. J. Smith of Washington,
Kan, arrived in the city on Wednes-
day and will make an extended visit
with her mother, Mrs. Annie b. Elser
and other relatives.
Mrs. Matte E. Best. Miss Mary
Shumate and mother left the first of
the week for an extended trip thru
California. They will attend both
fairs and the N. E. A. before return
ing.
Organizer Tabor of the Hastings In
dustrial Co. of Chicago and about twenty
farmers of Avondale spent Monday
looking over the Rocky Ford Cooper
ative creamery, which they have decided
to duplicate at Avondale.
Mrs. V. A. Moore and daughter, Mrs.
Joe E. Goblin, have just returned from
trip to the Beaver lakes and Colorado
Springs. On their way back they were
accompanied by Miss Berniece Cobb
and brother of Fowler
J. C. Church left Friday for San
Diego, CAL, where, he will represent
the Moose Lodge of this city at the
national convention which is being held
there. OF course J. C. also expects to
take in both of the big fairs, too.
Ford Steward and family motored to
Aver on Sunday and had breakfast
with j. F. Hohnbaum and family. A 80
mile ride before breakfast meant a
daylight start from home, but the
Steward family greatly enjoyed the
days outing.
Grad Brazel, bookkeeper in the A. v.
r. L. & Power Company's office is con-
fined to his home this week with a
threatened attack of typhoid fever. In
his absence B. S. Whitney, formerly in
the same position, is down from the
Pueblo office.
Mrs. ]. o. Bartholomew and family
are enjoying visit from the formers
sister, Mrs. w. A. Main, and family,
who arrived on Wednesday from China.
For eleven years Mrs. Main has been
engaged as missionary in China and
the sisters are overjoyed to be with
each other again.
Mrs. A. M. Bailey has disposed of her
interest in her home on south Main
street and will leave tomorrow for the
Ozark mountains in Missouri for the
benefit of her health, says the Pueblo
Chieftain of Tuesday. Enroute she
will visit few days with friends in
Rocky Ford.
At the meeting of the school board on
Monday evening George Teats was
awarded the contract for building our
new grade school. The contract price
was S1S,3S5. Work on the building has
already commenced and Mr.. Teats