Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-11-26


Thanksgiving holidays with relatives in
Pueblo.
Misses Grace Bowman and Aileen
Sayers spent the week end with relatives
in Pueblo.
Mrs. Mary Haight and daughter
Grace were transacting business in
Pueblo on Friday.
Mrs. w. r. Cline went up to Denver
on Friday to make an extended visit
with her sons.
The John Richert and Otto Ferril
families spent Thanksgiving day with
friends in La Junta.
w. R. Cline left Tuesday for Dayton
Va, where he was called by the SER
ipus illness of his mother.
Miss Mabel Strong came down from
Pueblo on Wednesday night to spend
Thanksgiving with the home folks.
Fred Kuanse went to Pueblo on We'd
nesday to referee the prize fight be-
tween Eddie johnson and Bob York.
Mrs. Paul Burrows of Cripple Creek
nee Miss Birdie Lackey, is spending
Thanksgiving vacation with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Keenan, and
daughter Roxie, spent Thanksgiving
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Wilson
at Las Animas.
Mesdames McCaskill and Bowman
attended meeting of the Country club
at the home of Miss Ruth Beatty, of
Manzanola. on Friday.
Mrs Hannah Conner and family and
Mrs. M. j. Swink motored to Denver
on Wednesday and will visit Mrs. David
Lamon thru the Thanksgiving vaca-
ton.
Mr.. G. p. Randall returned Tuesday
from an extended stay at Ocean Park,
Calf. Mrs. Randall was also visitor
at the Expositions at San Diego and
San Francisco.
The male quartet from Mrs. Culp's
class at the M. E. Sunday School,
favored the congregation of the
selection on Sunday evening.
The many friends of Mrs. o. G.
Dukate will be pleased to know that
she has so far recovered from her recent
accident that she was removed to her
home on Wednesday.
Mrs. Hannah johnson returned the
latter part of the week from a two
years stay in Washington and is once
more making her home with her son
Otto, the popular mail carrier.
George E. Bryant left yesterday for
his home near Brownsville, Tex. after
months visit in this city. He was
accompanied by Mrs. F. M. Harsin,
who will make an extended visit with
her daughter.
DeLoss Funk, college chum of l.. E.
Wise and his niece Miss Gladys Funk,
of Bloomington, ILL.,, stopped off Sun
day on their way home from the Cali
fornia fairs for a few days visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Wise.
DR.. N. H Lee left on Monday for
Flora, ILL.,. to spend Thanksgiving week
with his sisters, one of whom he had
not seen for nineteen years. During
his absence DR.. S. B. Warner has
consented to occupy his old place in the
Methodist church pulpit.
]. r. Pfander, secretary of the Ma
tional Duroc Jersey association of
Peoria, ILL.,, with his wife and daughter
stopped off last Friday on their way
home from the California fairs and
visited at the C. F. Burke home. Mr..
Burke took his visitor to the West and
Riley ranches as well as showing him
the famous Blue Ribbon herd. Mr..
Pfander remarked that he had never
seen so many fine animals in so short
time.
Gillie Calvert, age thirty one years
and an employe of the Bottling works
for the past two months, died Monday
night after being confined to his bed
but one day from complication of
diseases. Deceased was unmarried and
leave no relatives except one brother
who lives in Rocky Ford and at whose
home he was when the summons came.
His remains were shipped to Salida for
burial where the Elks of that city will
have charge.