Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-03-24
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MIR. and Mrs. j. II. Price were Pueblo
visitors on Thursday.
Kelly Creybill is business visitor in
Kansas City this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. o. Thompson spent
Sunday with friends in Pueblo.
Oliver Arnold was business visitor
in Fowler on Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. L. R. Fenlason visited Mrs,
Syncheimer of Swink on Friday and
Saturday.
Mr.. Jacobson left on Monday for
Trinidad where he will start another
creamery.
Sam Colson of Fort Collins spent Sat-
urday the guest of his brother-in-law
E. L. McKelvey.
Miss Marie Clink arrived from Pueblo
on Sunday and is now to be seen at the
Bostwick Confectionery.
Mrs. Horace Dye, daughter Laura
and Miss Ruth Beatty of Manzanola
were Rocky Ford visitors on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Daring, DIR. and
Mrs. H. S. Van Antwerp and Mrs. G. w.
Swink formed party to the Cedars on
Sunday.
Mrs. Arthur McDole returned on Sum
day to her home in Colorado City, after
an extended visit with her mother, Mrs.
Willoby.
Miss Audrey Wolfe came down from
Colorado Springs on Wednesday, to
spend few days with her brother, DR..
r. E. Wolfe.
Henry Funk and son, Pete, left for a
weeks visit in Denver on Monday.
During the absence of Mr.. Funk, Claud
Sweat will be employed.
l. d. Hale leaves tonight for Chicago
where he will meet his daughter Gladys
student in Monticello seminary, and
they will spend the week in the city
together.
Theo P. Smirl left on Monday via
auto with l. L. Smirl for Kansas City
and from there to his home in Omaha,
after pleasant visit in this city with
his brother, 7. J. Smirl and family.
Miss Mary Ford returned on Thurs
day morning from years study and
travel in the East. During her absence
she has uisited her sister in Philadel-
phia, but devoted most of her time to
studying music in Boston.
Frank Johnson, superintendent of the
Arkansas Valley Railway, Light and
Power Co., returned to work on Tues
day, after severe attach of ptomaine
poisoning and altho still a little weak is
as ever strictly "on' the job"
John Vroman, Jr., of Manzanola,
spent Sunday in our city Sunday schools
announcing the attractions at the Otero
County Sunday School convention to
be held in Cheraw next Thursday and
Friday.
Carl NJ. Ustick this week moved his
Office from Elm Avenue into the re-
modelled Godding residence on Eighth
st. This is very complete establish
ment and will hereafter be known as
the Ustick Funeral Home, the only one
in the Valley.
Ed Barrow yesterday on Railroad
Avenue opened what is to be known as
the Santa Fe Trail Store. The fixtures
were purchased from Downey Bros. |
and the stock is a complete new one.
With the genial proprietor and good
line of goods the new store will prob
ably be very popular one.
On Sunday evening Rev. C. E. Dugan
will preach his farewell sermon to tine
members of the First Christian church,
to the great regret of his host of Rocky
Ford friends. During his two years as
pastor Rev. Dugan has added almost
100 names to the church membership, |
which is evidence that his work for the
Master has not been in vain. Rev.
Dugan leaves early next week for
Lewis, Kan. and The Enterprise joins
in the fervent hope that his future
labors may meet with commensurate
returns.