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ness visitor on Monday.
Miss Eta Carr spent the week end
with her parents in Fowler.
Fred Perdue went to Trinidad on
Thursday to cry big sale.
H. l. Maxwell left on Thursday for
an extended visit to California.
Mrs. Otto Ferril and son returned on
Tuesday from pleasant visit to Pueblo.
Mason Eggers arrived on Tuesday
from Cameron, Mo-, for weeks visit
with friends.
C. S. Culp and son, Hamer, visited
their LasAnimas and Lamar sheep yards
on Wednesday.
Miss Aileen Sayers was in from White
Rock on Saturday the guest of Miss
Grace Bowman.
George Hutto left on Monday for
Otis, Colo. where he will manage a
lumber Company.
Frederick Noble spent the week in
Denver in a consultation of the officials
of the A. B. S. Co.
Mrs. A. M. Cheney and Mrs. Sam
Mathews returned on Saturday after a
few days in Pueblo.
Will Anderson left on Sunday for
Fort Cortland after week. s visit with
his mother and friends.
T. B. Wilson and R. B. Lawrence
drove in from Manzanola Saturday and
spent the day with friends.
Mrs. S. X. Mendelson and daughter
Mildred, of La Junta were visiting
friends in the city on Saturday.
Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Holmes and Mrs.
Potter motored up from La Junta on
Saturday in the Potter Chalmers.
Mrs. F. M. Sparks returned home
early in the week from a visit in Sugar
City with her sister, Mrs. Frank Utt.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Smirl, Miss Cally
Smirl and their guest Theo. Smirl visit
ed with relatives in Fowler on Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Chartrand left on Tuesday
for her home in San Francisco after a
few weeks spent with old friends here.
Mrs. o. w. West returned on Tues
day from Glencoe, Okla, where she
was called by the serious illness Of her
brother.
Mrs. Albert of Isleta, N. M, arrived
on Tuesday. en- route from New York
and is spending the week with Mrs.
C. S. Culp.
E. 7. Kreider went to Denver on
Monday night being summoned there
by the newr of the serious illness of
his mother.
Gene Shelton and wife left on Tues
day for Denver where Mr.. Shelthon has
accepted position with the National
Harvester Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Vaughn returned
on Saturday after visiting week in
Pueblo with Misses Mabel Strong and
Ava Detroit.
Donald Stratton went to La Junta on
Monday and will work this week in the
office of the County clerk.
Fred X. Allison left on Wednesday
for Guffey, Colo, where he will re.
main over the summer on his ranch.
Miss Florence Wheelock returned to
her home in Denver on Monday, after
visiting the past week with her sister,
Mrs. Winthrop Page.
Misses Kate Gobin and Eileen Rich
ards of Sugar City motored over on
Saturday and spent the weekend guests
at the W. B. Goblin home.
| Mrs. Jennie Goblin Cameron has been
suffering this week with bronchial
trouble to such an extent that she was
unable to be at her store on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Smith and son
Leland returned on Saturday from
Hurley, N. NJ, where they had gone a
few weeks ago with the intention of
remaining. Rocky Ford looked good
to them and they too "came back"
Mrs. Bertha Stokes was operated
upon at the Pollock hospital on We'd
nesday morning for appendicitis. The
patient is resting nicely and for the
first time since her connection with
the hospital is there in any other posi-
ton except capable nurse.
A number of Rocky Ford people at
tended the lecture in La Junta on Mon
day evening givsn DR.. Ralph Mendel-
son recently returned from the war
zone where he has been laboring in
connection with a. moving hospital.
This is the second of the talks and the
interest shown in them by our people is
greatly increasing.