Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-02-25
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Ripper spent
Sunday in Pueblo.
c. w. Reed of Elizabeth spent Satur-
day in Rocky Ford.
Ed Smith of Ordway visited old
friends on Saturday.
J. C. Conner of Windsor was Rocky
Ford visitor on Saturday.
M. E. Mccarthy of ordway was a
business visitor on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Dudek and Mrs. w.
H. Young autoed to Pueblo on Tuesday.
Julius Byars left on Sunday for Long
mont for an extended visit with his
mother.
Miss Kate Goblin teaching at Sugar
City spent the weekend with her par
ents.
| Claude Amos returned on Tuesday
from few days visit with friends in
Lamar.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S: Broomfield of La
Junta were guests of Rocky Ford friend
on Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Mellon returned on Tues
day after three months visit with her
son in Arizona.
Mrs. S. A. Mathews and mother, Mrs.
Cheney, left for Pueblo on Wednesday
to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Brown, Mrs. j. T.
Bradshaw and daughter Ellen spent
Tuesday in Ordway.
After weeks visit with friends in
Colorado Springs, Miss Leo Shelton re-
turned on Sunday evening.
Will Guthrie left on Wednesday for
his home in Alabama as his fathers s
condition is steadily improving.
Mrs. E. Levers returned on Sunday
from Enid, Oklahoma where she had
been visiting for number of weeks.
Mrs. w. b. Goblin left on Saturday
for Wichita, Kansas to celebrate with
her mother on her eighty first birth
day.
r. D. Thompson came down from
Cripple Creek on Wednesday,, to attend
the funeral of his friend, E. H. Laff.
erty.
Miss Opha Lance was a Rocky Ford
guest at the Reuben Downey golden
wedding anniversary in Ordway or
Tuesday.
Sam Shawcross of La Junta has beer
made manager of the Rodeck pool hal
and with his wife moved to this city on
Monday.
The F. B. Bolles family moved to
Crowley the first of the week, where
they have a 200-acre farm to work this
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Cadwallader and
daughter Myrtle, Mrs. E. Barrow and
Miss Fannie Snuggs motored to the
Cedars on Sunday.
DR.. Z. N. Stout received this week a
summons to a conference with the chief
of this bureau in Denver. He leave $
for the city tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Kruger returned
on Sunday from Kansas City where
they have spent the last six weeks
visiting with relatives.
| l.. l.. Rodeck has been ordered to a
lower altitude in the hope of its bene-
fitting his health and leaves this morn
ing for St. Louis to remain indefinitely.
At the Presbyterian church on SUM-
day DR.. Weaver will preach on the fol-
lowing subjects: Morning, Casting
Shadows" evening, working Won
ders.'
Miss Dorothy Bradley left on Tues
day after weeks visit with friends
here. She will remain in La Junta a
few days then will return to her home
in Trinchera, Colo.
d. d. Rowlands, manager of the John
H. Allen Seed Co. of Cheboygan, Wis,
spent Thursday in Rocky Ford as the
guest of Bolles Bros. & Co., with whom
he left seed contracts to amount of
over SIS, 900.
About twenty Knights of Pythias
from this city journeyed to Lamar on
Tuesday and took part in the Arkansas
Valley X. of P. district convention.
which they report to have been one of
the most enjoyable in recent years.
Mrs. o. F. Arnold land two children
arrived on Sunday night from Greeley.