Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-04-14
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Mrs. w. ID. Lewis was Pueblo visi-
tor on Thursday.
Mrs. ]. T. Perkins spent Sunday with
friends in Fowler.
Mrs. Walter Kellogg was Las Ami
mas visitor on Saturday.
Misses Velma and Mable Wallace
visited in Pueblo on Thursday.
Miss Carrie Foxworthy of La Junta
was shopping in the Ford on Monday.
j. R. Belcher, the Pueblo Magnate
was Rocky Ford visitor on Tuesday.
Misses Eva Goblin and Nettie Cald-
well were La Junta visitors on Tuesday.
Mrs. Nell Thompson and Mrs. Josie
Thompson were Pueblo visitors on Wed.
nesday.
Lloyd Pollock returned on Monday
from Denver where has attended grand
opera.
Bob Beatty and B. Powell left last
Friday on business trip to Kansas
City.
Hamer Culp left on Monday for Mount
Pleasant, Utah where he will spend the
summer.
Mr.. Willis Schnock of Purdue, Mis-
souri, is the guest of E. S. Woodside
this week.
Mrs. George Coggins of Salina. Kan
sas spent Saturday with her sister Mrs.
Geo. Meyers.
Mrs. Ella Bowers of Springfield, ILL.,,
arrived on Wednesday to visit indefin-
itely with Mrs. Ed Sever.
Mrs. Frank Ritchie left for Cherokee,
Iowa, yesterday in response to news of
her mothers serious illness.
Arch Culp and Mr.. Galbraith of
Muskogee, Okla, were guests at the
home of C. s. Culp on Sunday.
James Stevenson arrived on Tuesday
from California and will be engaged
hereafter by c. L. Lawrence.
Mrs. Will Pearce of Denver arrived
on Saturday to visit fortnight with
her mother, Mrs. H. NJ. Minor.
Mrs. Guy Wallace went to her home
in Ordway on Sunday after weeks
visit with her mother, Mrs. Helm.
Mrs. William Monroe returned to her
home in Fowler on Sunday, after few
days visit with friends in this city.
Mrs. P. w. Cassatt, daughter. Flossie,
and son, Jay left on Thursday for San
Diego, Calf, to remain indefinitely.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. West and little
daughter. Emma spent Wednesday in
Pueblo having the latter's eyes treated.
Carl Cadman and Jerry Asher left
last Friday for California, where they
will remain during the cantaloupe sea-
son.
Mrs. Louis Unversaw and little daugh-
ter left on Wednesday night for an ex-
tended visit with relatives in Neodesha.
Kan.
Miss Amo Woodard, Western Union
Telegraph operator, was called to La
Junta on Tuesday by the illness of her
grandfather.
Miss Fidelia Badger left on Saturday
for Sacramento, Calf, after couple
of months visit with relatives and friends
at her old home in this city.
Mrs. J. H. Award and son, Dick re-
turned on Sunday from Seattle, Wash,
where Dick attended the national con-
vention of Saturday Evening Post
boys.
Mrs. H. D. Garwood left on Saturday
for Santa Barbara, Calf. where she
expects to make an extended stay and
it is hoped may regain her former good
health.
Miss Mable Strong, who last week
finished her course in the Business
College in Pueblo came down on Sum-
day and on Monday began work in her
position in the office of the A. B. SEQ.
Mr.. Black, manager of the Postal
Telegraph Co. in Denver came down on
Monday to attend the funeral of Miss
Meyers and stayed in the city few
days attending to the business of the
office.
Mrs. Addie Norris is enjoying visit
from her daughter, Mrs. E. T. Cutter,
who arrived the first of the week from
her home in San Francisco, where her
husband is superintendent of the West
ern division of the Associated Press
association.
Rocky Ford friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. G. Lewis the latter better known
here as Miss Dunn former popular steno-
grapher in the Arkansas Valley Rail-
way Light and Power Co. office-will
be pleased to hear of the arrival of
daughter at their home in Fowler on