Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-06-11

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this column with desirable local news.
-tev. II. II. Antes writes us to change
the address of his Enterprise from Jewett,
n. NJ, to Holyoke, San Juan county,
Utah. His work among the Navajoes will
make that place his headquarters for
most OF the time. Mr.. Antes speaks of
his work among the Indians us "a Joy and
delight.
Miss Helen Cutlery OF Pueblo is tho
guest OF Mrs. J. II. Price.
Mrs. H. w. Lance is spending few
days at Pueblo, her formor home.
r. o. McClain Of Catlip was in town
on Saturday to preside ovcr the Horticult-
ural meeting. He reports some varieties
OF his apples short but others not in any
way damaged by the late frosts.
H. W. Enyart was in Pueblo on
Thursday rs q witness in the Upchurch
wheel stealing case.
-David.W. Barkley, Jr. is making n
ten days visit with his boy friends in
Pueblo.
Miss Annie Goblin. with tho Gam
Mercantile Co., Pueblo. recently visited
her parents and many friends in Rocky
Ford. On her return on Monday she
was accompanied by her sister Mary.
Mr.. Ames OF Fairmount, Mob. after
spending some weeks looking over the
Rocky Ford country concluded that it
was good enough for his future home.
He left few days ago for the purpose
OF bringing out his family.
p. X. Blinn, Supt. OF the Rocky
Ford Experiment Station, enjoyed him
self last week at the State Agricultural
College Commencement, Fort Collins.
&C. 8. McCarty OF Roswell, N. Y. has
been spending a few days with his sister
Anderson left on Tuesday for Four Mile,
Routt County, where she will spond the
balance OF tho summer with Mr.. Ander-
son. She was accompanied by Mr..
McCarty.
L. r. Fenlason is able for business
after short illness.
Editor Parks OF the LIN. Junta Trib-
une attended the horticultural meeting
last Saturday, accompanied by his right
hand man in the Office, Mr.. Brown.
Work is in progress on the Tribune's il
lustrated edition, which promises to be q
fine one.
Mrs. F. B. Bolles is recovering from
n severe illness.
"A. J. Gray writes us from Bismarck,
N. D.: II am now engaged in the coal
mining md milling business. I have
purchased an interest in some coal land
and mine about 20 miles north Of Bis
marck md am engaged in developing the
mino and running small mill.
Mrs. Henry Bowman wns called to
Pueblo few days since by tho serious
illness Of her child who is there attending
kindergarten.
"A. NJ. jackson and F. II. Hilflker
have been doing good sericve ms jurymcn
at La Junta this week.
Mrs. Boyer, whose husband recently
purchased portion OF tho 10. Fenton
ranch, is just recovering from protract-
cd attack Of erysipelas.
Miss Abbie Goblin is now stenograph.
or for the American National Bank Of
Pueblo.
g. A. Jones looks thin from his 70
cent attack OF fever-the relapse being
worse than tho original spell.
Will Guthrie returned last Friday
from his studies at the State Agriculture
al College, Fort Collins. His cadet suit
looks quito nobby.
David Rodeck OF Hoisington, Kuns.,
is visiting his brother, L. L. Rodeck.
Miss Sarah Durkin OF Abilene, Kun,
arrived in Rocky Ford few days since
and will make her home with tho family
Of Rev. Ii. NJ. Mayo.
After long confinement in bed j. j.
Els u is go much improved that he is not
only able to go to tho table for his meals
but can walk out in the yard.
p. ". Amcnt, OF Monroe City, Mo-,
is visiting bss brother, @. G.. Ament, and
may locate in Otero county.
Rev. W. E. Collett OF La Junta made
us pleasant call last week.
Mrs. II. A. Dawley on Sunday re-
turned from her visit to Omaha.
C. II. Wolfe is in town representing
the Fidelity Savings Association OF Dom
yer.
Senator Swink, Hon. W. N. Randall,
G. NJ. Hall aud S. W. Crcssy OF Rocky
Ford, and j. N. Beatty OF Manzanoln,
have been mt Pueblo this week attending
ihe Hiyh Line-G Gilbert trial.