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Athletic Club Smoker.


The smoker on Wednesday evening at
the Athletic Club rooms was also one of
the events of the week. having been at
tended by about 200 men. A programme
was carried out during the evening, the
principal feature Of which was a pie con-
test between three young colorsd boys, the
victorious one being he who first made
away with a lemon pie. Much shouting
and excitement prevailed during this con-
test, while the boys. each with his hands
tied behind his back. did their best to eat
their respective pies. The programme
was as follows: Male quartette. Messrs.
Crandall, Dskin, f. Griggs and Clark;
chest weight exercises. by the governors
of the club; selection. mandolin and
guitar. Vivienda Mandolin Club, led by
Prof. Pickeriil: dumb bells, jumping.
vauiting, ETC.. by members of the club;
tenor solo, ION Venice Waters" Mr.. +. ID.
Crandaii: Indian club exercises. by mem
bers of the club; tumbling. Kay Smith
and +. Dickson; intermission; vocal solo,
Mr.. 7. w. Dakin: wrestling, G. II. Lead
better. jr.. and II. E. Trevett; selection,
mandolin and guitar, Vivienda Mandolin
Club. led by Prof. Pickerill; horizontal
bar, with clown feature, III. NJ. McGregor.
male quartette. Messrs. Crandall, Dakin.
T.. Griggs and Chandler: ?779?92?? lbeer
and sandwiehesl, by the brownies.
This last mum Der remained a secret until
the night OF the smoker. known only to
Messrs. :. c. Heilig, e. II. Leadbetter ir.,
and Z. g. Griggs, who formed the commit
tee on preparations. These signs, how
ever. so the young men told the young
women, stood for the pie contest There
was quantity OF corn cob pipes and to-
bacco. so that each one present could help
himself and enjoy = smoke. and il wa.
certain said pipes were appreciated. for the
air Was rsdolsnt with smoke from many a
pipe. Two kinds Of beverage were also
offered for the refreshment OF those pres
eDt Ii was after midnight when the al
fair finally broke up. and the first smoker
of the year lse4 came to an end. Three
more will be given during the year.
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Miss Emsrv.s Lunehren.

On Thursday after noon Miss Emery
gave luncheon in honor OF her guest,
Mrs. w. A. Jennings. of San Francisco.
Those present were: Mrs. III. g. struve,
Mrs. Fred J. Grant. Mrs. George G. Lyon.
Mrs. sntciffe Baxter. Mrs. J. C. Haines,
Mrs. A. NJ. Brookes. Mrs. NJ. J. Carkesk,
Mrs. DAVID kellogg. Mrs. A. B. Stewart
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The Ladies Masicai Clnb gave its frss
evening concert Of the year ~ Chickering
hall on Tuesday evening before large
audience. The programme was an excel
lent one and the numbers were enthusi-
asticaiIy received. Miss Foster. whose
playing has elected dessrvsdly 30 much
praise. played twice. these two numbers
being among the best Of the evenings per-
fornance.
Reading Cisbs and Friendly Society.
The Young Ladies' Reading Class met
this week on Wednesday At Mrs. A. B.
Bulls The Reading Club met at Miss
Deiama,sr's on Wednesday afternoon. The
Girls Friendly Society gave . delightful
entertainment 81 Columbia hall on
Wednesday evening. There were q good
many present, and the entertainment was
great success.
Miss Dskin 10 visiting Mra Email Ranel as
Everett
M and MrA J. G. Van Asrssr. have returned
from abroad
M F. B. wfsstling, Of Seattle. was In ,nis
city On Tuesday.
Nj. Minnie McConaha was married this
week 70 Nj. g. l. Dlckson
Mr.. Grosscup and family. formerly of Tacoma
expect again to reside in rhis city.
Mrs. J. n Miller expects TO leave on Tuesday
fsr sans Barbara, expecting to be away three
weeks
Miss Wrestling. Of Seattle. who was Visiting
the Misses seymour. returned To her home on
Wednesday.
Last evening Miss Sherwood entertained some
OF her friends AZ her home. aud al passsd de-
llghtiui evening.
This afternoon q progressive euchre party was
given ~ the Annie Wright seminary for the
benefit of the Chiidren's Home
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs e NJ Huat
gave delightful card party for Miss Johnson,
who Ia visiting her. The game Of "high fvss''
was played
Invitations have been issued by shs members
OF hook and ladder and engine companies Ma.
for a informal musicale to Be given al engine
house No !. I'll ST Helens avenue. on next
Mondsv evening.
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Amateur Theatrical. =, Rank. Hall.

On February 8. at Ranxe's hall.
dramatic and musical entertainment will
he given under the auspices of Circle No.
2 OF the women's League. Well known
ladies and gentlemen of Seattle will par
ticipate In the performances. which will
close about 10 O'Clock, when dancing will
follow. very good band has been en-.
gagged. Admission will lie 10 cents, and "A
fuii programme sith all particulars will
appear In our next Sundays issue. IL
Will be one Of tho events of the season. and
coming 80 soon before Lent a crowded
house - insured. many tickets having
already been disposed OF.
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ro1ncst BY each mexnk>r IN snswer 20
roEi cail. furnished mach amusement
Tbs fsstzfs Of the sssniug vas the socss5
library, os which each lady represented q
book. Much ninhseness If UT ard knD~I-
sdgs Of current gfseTsssre wzs lisp sye1
by the Hssnbers in their sndesvors 70
name the hooks. Hrs- James D. Curtis.
having made the greatest nunber Of cor.
rect gaesses. wss awarded prize A
TEN tsng iuzch wss served ey the hostess.
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EDCCATTOyAk.
Miss PEBBLES and Miss Thomnson,.

ESoLI-H. FRENCH ASD oEgwxS
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOB SEREH
30. 81, - FAST sTra STREET NEW yoRg
Special stsseats A1niits1
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Fsli City Literary Society.

On Friday Afternoon. January II. the
Fall City Literary Society rendered the
following programme: Recitation, Eva
Borst; recitation, Waiter Stephenson rec.
itstion. Roy Huffman. song, Ralph Tot
ten: newspaper items. FIoy Totem; de-
bate on the question. "Whether Wheat Is
of More Benefit 20 Mankind Than Grass"
In the affirmative by Charlie Huffman, OF
lie Taylor. Guy Taylor, Mathew Marshall.
and In toe negative by Roy Rutherford,
Mary Parker, Prudence Rutherford. John
Marshall. The judges were: Justus King.
r. Z. Giles and Gertie Thomas. who de
eided in favor of the affirmative,
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The sewing circle rsst with Mrs. Crav-
ford last week
~ ths Whist PARTY given at the resi-
dsnoe Of NJ. J. r Reed last week, Mr. J.
b. Churchill and Miss Cora Reel came OF
victorious. winning every game they
plsyed.
r. w. Reed spens several days - Ar
fstta. WASH. last week
j. b. Churchill, Of the superior court Of
Thursson county. - ~ hone on . vscs-
ton.
Mi. Sadie Hoover was . guest q the
Reed residences on Wednesday.
The Sons Of Temperance are preparing
for Denorest media contest 20 b held
On February 10
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Baptist University Notes.

There are forty-sight students at the
Baptist university, about thirty of whom
take music. twenty take Latin and seven
will finish the academic course this year.
The house II q regular beehive, as there
are thirty pupils boarding in the family.
One of the most industrious workers in
the school Ia Miss Annie Hall. the music
principal. She il also piano Instructor At
the state university, and after her weeks
work Is done there she goes TO the Baptist
university and there gives vocal lessons TO
twenty young men, piano lessons 10 eight
young ladies, takes part In the evening
rhetoricals and then returns home Satnr-
day evening
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Ba.sBs.. Mem. Carnival =. Ballard.

The ladies Of Berschah Baptist church
will hold the business mems carnival
Monday night instead Of on February a.
a. first intended. Every business man in
Ballard and number of the mills will be
represented BY young ladies in costume.
1t promises 10 be one of the finest affairs
eyer gotten Up in Ballard. short mu.
steal programme Will be given. after which
q grand parade Of the business houses
represented by the young ladies will take
place.
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Tue management, o. Dries aiusneis. os a..
count OF ths depression Of the tine. have
10 admit sny lazy free II accompanied by az sscor,
wno has purchased . reserved seat ticket
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Miss Fannie Ssrssmzn entertained ss
cards last Friday evening at her home.
No. 200 Sixth street Games Of whist aud
suchre proved . delightful pas;ims until
IL O'Clock, whsn the guests adjourned 20
the dining room where o dainty repsst
was psrtsksn OF. after which cards we're
resumed aud continued until late hour.
Those present we're: Ar. and Mrs STRAIT
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Reed. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ward. Mr.. and Mrs. Riddle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Morrison. Mr.. and Mrs. stryKer Miss
Emma Madison, Miss Addie Boyle. Mr..
Waldo Richardson, Mr.. jesse KELSEY. Mr..
Aeiss, Mr.. Nsnderberger and Mr.. ]. STRAIT
man.
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GOOD FOB THIS WEEK ONLY.

PRIcEs-7oc, SOC. 4oo aud soc: box SEATS 7so
TessnAon@ 500
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First Evening" Cencers.

-sSrce earn took at rhes- several war
Resolved tse rneee sonss isAxr day.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-04-19
OUR CORRESPONDENCE,
ORDWAY.

Special correspondence of the ENTERPRISE.
@. B. Ragsdale made Pueblo q busi-
ness trip on Wednesday.
Col. Moore of Denver is in town.
One mile of the Henry reservoir ditch
has been completed.
Chas. Hasler Of Linn county, Kas., is
now resident of Ordway.
VIM. Powers, practical bean grower
of Sprakers, N. Y, has moved here and
will plant SO acres of beans for the @. L..
& w. Co. on Sec. 21, west of town.
Mrs Lowe commences three-months
school on Wednesday. Mrs. L. comes
to us from Greeley, highly recommend
ed.
Rev. I. j. Keator last week made his
regular visit to the eastern part of the
state. He preached an able discourse
here Sunday.
j. k. Taylor was at the social Tuesday
evening, his wife all the while thinking
he was out feeding the hogs.
The Brownie entertainment was So
cial and financial success. The Ladies
Aid Society of Ordway know how to pro-
vide successful entertainments. and they
deserve much credit for the time and
labor expended for the good cause. Pro-
ceeds $15.
BLUE EYE.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-04-19
Church Matters.

W. G. T. q. Parliamentary drill Friday
8 P. NJ. at the Presberterian Church con-
Quoted by Miss Isabel Kellogg.
Rev. 81. r. Antes received eight new
members into the M. E. church last Sun
day, three by letter and five from proba-
ton into full connection.
The Y. P. s. G. E. will meet at the
Presbyterian church Sunday evening
next at $50 prompt. Topic, What and
how to provide for the future. Matt. %:
31-48. Leader, Miss Gertrude Kellogg.
All are invited to attend and participate
in the program.
At the La Junta session Of Pueblo
presbytery last week our fellow-citizen,
A. l.. Kellogg, was elected lay commits
sioner to the general assembly which
meets at Saratoga next month. This
election is quite an honorable distinction
and has the further attraction for Mr..
Kellogg in the fact that the performance
of its duties takes him within 40 miles Of
his boyhood home.
Unitarian services-Hotel hall, next
Sunday, 4 p. m. The theme Of two weeks
ago will be taken up, '"The best people
and the best things" The Unitarian
Temperance society has prepared a ser
vice OF temperance and purity for the
keeping Of the 72nd anniversary Of the
birth Of Edward Everett Hale, April 3,
1922, to be used on Sunday, April %, '94
Many of the quotations have been made
and one of the poems taken from DR..
Hale's writings. It will be used for a
service by our local Unitarians. Instead
of discourse the article in the Arena by
a notable writer on government monop-
oily of the liquor trade will be read.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-04-19
Obituary.
BLUE EYE.

Mrs. Alice Taylor, wife of H. G. Tay-
lor, died at the home of Rev. Thos Wilt
see on Thursday evening last after an
illness of only "a hours. Mr.. Taylor and
one son were in Cripple Greek and were
reached by wire just in time to enable
them to attend the burial. The funeral
services were held at the NJ. Z. Church,
conducted by the Rev. H. Antes, assisted
by Revs Burt and Wiltsee, and were es-
pecially impressive and affecting, OWING
to the sad circumstances of the DEATH
Mrs, Taylor was a consistent and most
faithful member Of the M. T., Church, by
which she will be greatly missed. The
afflicted family have the sympathy of the
entire community.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-04-19
New and Seasonable Goods iu Great
Variety at Phenicie's.

J. W, Phenicie has commend
able ambition to have the largest
and best selected stock Of general
merchandise in Otero county, and
to this end is constantly adding
new and attractive assortments of
goods. Among the late arrivals
are ladies' shirt waists, fine line
of ladies' muslin underwear, ready
made wrappers, etc. Also a fine
assortment of the latest accepted
styles in hats, ribbons, flowers and
fans. The ladies will also be at
tracted by choice new lot of sat
ines, ginghams, and other spring
dress goods. Don't fail to exam
inc Phenicie's stock before buy
ing.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-04-19

-Mendleson & Co., of La Junta,
show their faith in the present and future
commercial Importance Of Rocky Ford by
the establishment of branch of their
Golden Rule store. They are now filing
up Maxwells former stand, in Odd Eel
lows building, with a splendid general
stock, to which they invite the attention
of buyers. The stock will be open for the
inspection Of the public on Saturday.
The Rocky Ford lakes are winning
widespread popularity with sportsmen
who enjoy successful hunting. A few
days since J. E. Kane and II. 8. Beatty
Of Pueblo came down for d days hunt.
They were accompanied by j. Q. Gracey
and S. W. Creesy, and in the evening
they returned with 81 ducks. And there
is plenty more left. George II. Thomas
claims the honor of plotting them to the
choice hunting ground.
The ENTERPRIsE drove out to Frank
Bingham's ranch Tuesday with Hon. j..
H. Crowley and found Louis Swink busy
branding large herd Of colts. In the
fields adjoining the horse corral were
large number Of fine Poland China Berk-
shire hogs, and pens of corn which for
quality Of corn and size of pens reminded
one Of central Illinoie.
One Of the most able speakers en-
listed in the temperance work will speak
at the M. E. church next "Wednesday ev-
ening in the interests Of the Good Temp
lars. Mr.. Davis draws large crowds
everywhere and the church should be
crowded to hear him. No admission fee.
The Canning company is prepared
to handle all the tomatoes which will be
grown in the vicinity of Rocky Ford this
year. Parties who wish to grow tomatoes
will find the company ready with full
supply OF home grown plants.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-04-19
Beautify Your Home.

Wall paper is a most important
item. The designs and colorings
are richer and more effective this
year than ever before. You get
the newest ideas at the least pos
sible expense when you decorate
your rooms with wall paper from
KEARBY'S extensive stock. He
has the largest assortment in Rocky
Ford-many attractive designs at
lowest prices.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-04-19
Notice For Publication.
LAsp OFFICE AT PUEBLO. COLO.
Ng 1, Ilut

March Z. 1874. I
Notice ia hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support OF his claim.
and that said proof Will be made before the
clerk Of the county court in and for Otero
Co, Colo, ,at La Junta. Cola, on May 2, 1894 viz:
HANNAH WEBSTER.
II 4 No 57g9. for the NEia of Sec %, In TIP y
S, Range5S W.
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cuitiva-
tion of said land, viz:
Samuel S. Holcomb of CHtiin. Colo. Clinton
f.. DcLong, Frank Siclicnbcrger and George
Hallows of Rocky Ford. Colo.
Also before the clerk of the county court In
and for Otero county. at La Jnnta. Colo, on
May 2, 1891. viz:
II Y No 1881. for the VIZ NE u aud " y " t.
Sec 80, Twp % ), Rg rs w, which he VIII conn
mute 10 ctsh entry.
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and ciiItiNa-
tJou Of said land. viz: clinton L. belong,
of Rocky Ford. Colo. samuel 5. itoieomb,
Henry Adsmond and Albert 'incont OF Cat
lin, Colo.
42t1 FRANK 4. BALp~iS' he8lseer'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-04-19
Fruit Trees at Hard Times Prices
At J. H. Crowley l. SONS Rocky Ford
Nurseries.

In order to reduce our large
surplus of Nursery Stock, we offer
our first class Apple trees, Of va
rieties best adapted TO the Great
Arkansas Valley, at the following
prices: Each, 25c; per 10, S1.50;
per 100, 80. Other fruit and Or
namental trees, vines, ETC., at pro-
portionately low rates.
Nursery one mile southeast of
town.
Forty-five acres in orchard and
nursery.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-04-19
1. o. GurneR is seeing what he Think
of the Cripple Creek country.

The more Chamberlin's Cough Rem
edy is used the better it is liked. We
know of no other remedy that always
gives satisfaction. 1t is good when your
cough is seated and your lungs are SORE
It is good in any kind of cough. We
have sold twenty-five dozen of it and
every bottle has given satisfaction. Stod-
man & Friedman, druggists, Minnesota
Lake, MINI. 30 cent bottles for sale by
w. Il. Fenton & Co. and E. w. Kearby,
druggists,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-04-19
n M. ROBINS,
Justice of the Peace
COLLECTIONS MADE.
ROCKY FORD. COLORADO.
Notice for Publication.

Land Office at Pueblo, Colo, Mar. 10. 1884,
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim.
and that said proof will be made before the
clerk of the county court in and for Otero
county, Colorado, ut La Junta. Colo, on May
J. 1894, viz:
JAMES W. BEATTY,
T.C entry No. go. for the Ski Sc i, 81 SWt OF
Sec 25, Twp y 5, Rg 5S w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tiDn of said land, viz:
James Stanton. Thomas J. barnard. Arthur
Stanton and William Miller. all o, Cntlin.Cuio.
A.i=I, ERANK L. BALDWIN. Register.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-04-19

My wife was confined to her bed for
over two months with very severe at
tack OF rheumatism. We could get moth
ing that would afford her any relief, and
as a last resort gave Chamberlain's Pain
Balm trial. To our great surprise she
began to improve after the first applica-
soon able to get up and do her house
work. Z. II. johnson, of G. J. Knutson
& Co., Kensington, Mlnn. SO cent bot
ties for sale by w. E. Fenton & Co. and
T.. w. Kearby, druggists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-04-19
To the Public.

I wish to tender to the public, and par
ticularly to the many friends who SO
kindly, christianity and neighborly admin
istered to my late beloved wife, Alice Fl.
Taylor, during her late illness, and for
their noble care and attention after her
death and during my absence.
ii. G. TAYLOR.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-04-19

Persons who are subject to attacks
Of bilious collie can almost invariably tell,
by their feelings, when to expect an at
tack. II Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhea Remedy is taken as soon
as these symptoms appear, they can ward
off the disease. Such persons should al
ways keep the Remedy at hand, ready
save them much suffering. For sale by
W. E. Fenton & Co. and e. W. Keardy,
drupUists,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-04-19
S. X. Brown, the tailor, has moved to
he rooms vacated by Squire Robins.


the rooms vacated by Squire Robins.
Some interesting figures will be
found in our supplement this week.
Monday, carpenters were busily max
ing new shelves, etc, in Maxwell Bros.
store to accommodate tho large arrivals of
new goods.
Squire Robins has moved his Office
to the building adjoining Chas. Rockers.
upstairs, where he has commodious and
very neat rooms.
DIR. G. w. Williams of Catlin reports
that Mrs. jas. Andes of that vicinity re-
Gently gave birth to bouncing girl,
weighing just 1874 pounds.
H. s. Holley continues to haul ma
terial from the English Lumber Co. for
new buildings for the perfection of the
Columbia Land & Cattle Co.'S slaughter
ing facilities.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-04-19
What YOu Don't Know About

Is told in beautifully illustrated and
entertaining book entitled 'To California
and Back" Ask G.. L. Nicholson, G. z.
A., Santa Fe Route, Topeka, Kas., or J p.
Hall, Colo. Pass. Agt. Denver, for copy.
1t is free.
The San francisco midwinter exposi-
ton will attract tourists to the Pacific
coast this winter. Write to above adj
dress for pamphlet describing Worlds
Fair Jr. The unexcelled climate, cheap
lands and sunshiny skies OF all California
are attractive every day in the year. Low
rates via the Santa Fe Route. 40-47
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-04-19
HOG RAISING PAYS

And A. p. Kouns, having pur-
chased G. L. Hyde's interest in
the Kitselman Patent Fence, is
prepared to build Hog-proof Fence
in the best manner and at low
price. Leave orders at Filing
wood & Hauck's. 46tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-04-19
Administrative Notice.

Estate Of Isam Seaman, deocascd:
The undersigned, having been appointed
admin ulstratrix of the estate Of lam seaman,
late OF the county of Ot-ro in tho state of Col
orado. deceased. hereby gives notice that she
viii appear before the county court OF SAID
county, aJ the court hons" In In J unta IA snitt
county. at the May term. i5fi, on the iHHt
Monday IN Mag next, at which tino AZ! per
sons having claims against SAID eEtht'' NO
not ifird and requested to attend for the ir-
pose of having the same adjusted. All per-
dOi,s iuGcUtoti to spij estate arc requested 10
max" Immediate payment 10 tho underr ,ghed
iSrl.d ar IA uiIra th.s ''h dHy OF Siaruh.
sAgAr ALLrs sfAH,S,
,y.3 Administrative,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-04-19

nGrWANTED- Good pasture
for 10 or IL head of calves. l also
want to sell 4 or thoroughbred
Holstein bull calves. Address,
47tf p. l.. WHITE, La Junta.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-04-19

NOTICE is hereby given to all
interested that L have purchased
all the Cattle branded as follows:
MOO. III. BEST. AT
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-04-19

nA= Don't buy Suit of Clothes
until you see Maxwell Bros New
stock. Prices knocks 'em all out.
Call and see. MAXWELL Bros.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-04-19

BJThe party who took a copy
of Gospel Hymns from Odd Eel
lows Hall, in which Mrs. Rose
Wilson's name was written, will
please leave same at postoffice at
once.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-04-19

FOR SALE-5O tons of bright
Alfalfa hay, II miles miles from
Rocky Ford. Apply to
Rocky Ford Mercantile Co.