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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-06-10
@. @. House has completed und is nov
occupying his new residence.

Supt. Biggs was here this week cot.
tling the difficulty in school district No.
@. He appointed johnson Barnard and
E. Fulgam trustees for the coming year.
The appointments give general satisfac.
ton.
NJ. 0asset Of Boston spent few days
hero and was 30 we'll pleased TINT he
will come again soon.
Mrs. F. NJ. Wciland received large
number Of her lady friends on Tuesday
afternoon. Music aud refreshments.
Tho new depot is completed and
makee handsome appearances. Agent
the interior arrangements which material.
ly facilitated his work.
The Santa Fe contractors have had
their grading ontfit hore for the past
week, raising the track, etc.
Rev. B. F. Baker delivered an elo-
quent sermon OIL Temperance to a large
congregation at the school house Sum
day evening.
An ice cream and strawberry socinl
will bc given by the ladies OF the Aid
Society at the school house Thursday
evening.
Mrs. J. A. vestry assisted by local
talent will give concert in tho near fu-
ture. The concert promises to be tho
social event OF the season.
The citizens Of Fowler arc contribu-
ting literally for the 4th OF July celebra-
ton at Manzanola.
Tho barn together with the contents.
Of ID. G. Taylor on the Lockhnrt place
was destroyed by fire at noon Tuesday.
Loss about $50.
U. S. Ringer is now occupying his
new house.
A surprise party was rendered to Bert
welburn at tho residence OF A. Wadiing.
ton Tuesday evening. A large number
Of young folks WINS present and nm en-.
joyable evening was spent.
Mrs. Judge Woods and Miss Ollie
Woods Of La Junta are visiting Mrs. L.
Leach.
Miss Lizzie Gilbert visited Rocky
Ford Saturday.
The increase in tho Santa Fe local
traffic at this point last month was near.
ly 300 per cent more than in April.
Several heavy sales Of acreage property
are reported this week.
The Hotel Sigafoos is well under way
and from present appearance will moi
only be an addition but will be nn or.
nament to the town.
Postmaster Denny hns received new
wheel OF which he is very proud.
q. G. Rugtwet visited Pueblo Tues.
dny.
Horace Dye OF Manzanola was in
town Wednesday.
+. NJ. Weiland is in La Junta this
week, the commissioners being in session
d. l.. McPhilimy is Intending county
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-06-10
. Tribute to tho Rocky Ford Ladies'.

A Tribute to tho Rocky Ford Ladies'.
What need have we Of Rocky Ford and
vicinity OF any legislative enactment re-
quiring ladies to remove their hats dur.
ing public entertainments? No doubt
La Junta, Pueblo aud Denver may need
such action, but Rocky Ford, never. Fol
example the writer would refer to the
school entertainments in the hall last
week.
The array Of hats there was simply
gorgeous md they were beauties, too
All sorts and sizes from the little, dainty
delicate skull cap to those bewilderinG
combinations of feathers, ribbons, flow:
ers aud sunshine that reach up toward
heaven and out toward Denver and Kan
sas City. They make fellow feel like
he had taken short cut to paradise
where the leaf roller. Goblin moth and al
the other varieties OF parasites that de-
face and mar beauty haven't yet gotten
in their work. don't blame the ladies
for loving such things, and can under
stand as we'll as any man can he expected
to understand such matters, that the
temptation for lady to wear such be-
witchina things in every proper time and
place must be well.nigh irresistable. :.
The only unfortunate thing about 1t II
that they (the hats) are not entirely trans
parent and it Is utterly impossible TO SEX
over or around them. But the ladies oi
Rocky Ford are willing to sacrifice some
OF their pleasures and prerogatives fol
the public good and they came to th'
rescue nobly as they can always be de-
pended ON to do, and when tho entertain
ment began hats were conspicuous onl!
by their absence.
The writer ia aware that this subject o
hats is one that man had not bettcr ap
proach critically. He will be liable t
lose his scalp. But there is one thinl
that is in the writer's favor-there ls lit
tie left that is scalpable, and il it shoulf
prove fatal case he will only be th'
sooner transplanted to the realm OF flow
ers and beauty.
Three cheers for the ladies OF Rock!
Ford.
8. L. LESTER.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-06-10
The Baptist Church Dcdlcatio,


The new and handsome Baptist church
WINS crowded to its fullest capacity last
Sunday morning on the occasion OF the
dedication. The dedicatory sermon WINS
preached by Rev. Thos. Stephenson Of
Pueblo and was pronounced to be very
able and eloquent discourse. An equally
successful financial service followed
raising funds to purchase the pews md
carpet. With the usual ease which has
characterized this enterprise OF the Bap.
tist brethren the sum OF ESQ was quickly
pledged, payable in 80 days. (Ihe
church building Ind all been paid for be-
fore the day Of dedication) Few church
es in Colol ado have ns good record in
the church building line as has the Bap-
tist OF Rocky Ford.
The lecture which Rev. Stephenson
was to have delivered Saturday evening
was failure. A very heavy rain kept
the people at home and the lecture was
not given. He promises, however, to ia
nm curly date for its delivery.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-06-10
w of the ". OrdMay Camp No, q.

The fishing fever has attacked Ordway
and Lake Henry is the scene Of many
contests with rod and line. The greatest
number caught at one time having been
captured by Alex Gray and A. W. Ruble
Ernest Piper has been building q sail
and row boat which will add much to
the comfort OF fishing. The boys all say,
"No wonder he can build boat, as his
father was sailor, likewise his brother.
Hon. Jas. A. Roberts and Kenry Koons
paid Ordway short visit last week. Mr..
Roberts is the comptroller of the curren-
cy Of New York and Mr.. Koons is a
heavy capitalist Of Buffalo, N. Y. Both
gentlemen are directors and stockholders
in the G. L. & w. Co., and are here look
ing over their vast interests.
Will Shumate and Mr.. Mcneil left
Monday overland for Russell, whore they
are interested in mining.
A general town picnic, under the aus
in Beaty's grove on June II. Every one
is expected to go and general good
time is assured. Below is q partial list
OF the racing and jumping events: High,
pole, standing and running jump. Sack,
hree-legged, potato, blind and fat-wo-
man's races; walking match for women;
crawling. barrel and leap-frog races, and
tug Of war.
E. q. Graham visited Pueblo last week.
Ernest F. Piper and family drove over
to Rocky Ford last Friday.
Col. G. J. Piper md grandson, Gran.
vile, visited E. G. Graham ovor Sunday.
Mr.. F. A. Hodge and two sons were in
Pueblo part OF last week.
Fred Tarbox is slowly regaining his
health and strength aud Is now able to
sit on the porch and enjoy the fresh
spring air.
Ordwny il glad to welcome Mr.. and
Mrs. L. 5picklemire who arc now cozily
settled to housekeeping.
The marriage OF Vernon Rowe and
Mabel johnson was reported IN the En-.
terprise last week. Both Mr.. and Mrs
Rowe have won the respect OF the people
of Ordway.
Mr.. Kelly the NJ. P. agent has been
suffering with severe case OF rheuma'
tism.
The farmers feel very much encour.
aRed over the outlook for crops. It rains
frequently nnd there is plenty Of wnter in
the canal.
Haying has begun and Strawberries
nre on the market.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-06-10
Kind Words From n I.evcl-IIeatlctl
Source.

The Rocky Ford Enterprise is ten
yenrs old. It seems but n few weeks
since the first number OF the Enterprise
knocked for admission to our exchange
list, yet decade has slipped AWAY into
eternity and ten busy, eventual years are
numbered with the millions thut are re-
corded in times great score book. Dur.
ing those ten years the Enterprise has
its chosen home and hns done much 10
direct attention Of husbandmen to the
advantages Of tlie fertile valley OF the
Arkansas. May It live long and prosper,
Fort Collins courier.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-06-10
CIIURCH NEWS.

The Children's Day service at the
Presbyterian church will be given Sun.
evening, June 20. An interesting pro-
gram Is being prepared.
-Epworth League topic for next Sun
day: "Reflections for tho Department
Of Finance" Prov. 16:S; 2S8, y
Paul Bura leader
An attractive Children's Day service
will be rendered ut tho NJ. E. church mex,
Sunday evening.
Christian Endeavor topic for next
Sunday: "The Best Way 10 Study the
Bible" Ps. 1914.
w. @. T. U. pa rlor meeting ut Mrs
DR.. Pollock's Tuesday evening. Pro
gram and refreshments. Tickets 20 cts
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-06-10
More School Room Needed.

During the school year ending in May,
1894, there were enrolled in the Rocky
Ford public schools about 200 pupils
Tint year the number OF grades was In.
creased from ten to elcven and six OF tho
class OF '93 returned rs psot graduates
and were granted certificates OF attain
ment ut tho close Of tho term In May.
There were then employed five teachers.
Each teacher had two ontirs grades and
tho ninth grade work was apportioned.
among the teachers on tho upper floor.
There were enrolled during tho school
year ending in May, 1895, 3H pupils.
showing mn increase Of II per cent on the
enrolment Of the previous year. There
being no tenth grade this yoar, each Of
the five teachers had two grades only.
During the school year ending In May,
1896, there were enrolled 385 pupils,
showing an increase Of 52 pcr cent on tho
enrolment OF the previous ycar. In Oc-
tober OF this year another teacher was
employed, the south room on tho lower
floor OF the high school building was
seated. tho third grade, which then num-
bered about 60. was divided and each
teacher, excepting tho first, had two
grades rs before.
When tho census was taken in May OF
this year 1885 It WINS found that our
school population was sufficient TO mako
this district OF the second class.
During the school year ending May "a,
1897, there wero enrolled 40 pupils,
showing nm increase Of % per cent on the
enrolment OF the previous year and an
increase Of 100 per cent in less than four
years. In November Of this yenr another
teacher was employed, the first grade
was moved to the old school house the
fifth grade divided md the second and
third grades each assigned teacher.
According to tue census report CON-
pleted May 10, 1897, there were in this
district at TINT time 515 persons Of school
age. Since our enrolment during the
year succeeding the taking of the census
hos been largely in excess II the enumer.
ntion, we may anticipate with some as.
surance an enrolment next year TINT will
considerably exceed 600.
The seven rooms that We now have
were not sufficient TO comfortably sent
the pupils that were in regular attend
ance this year. II seems certain that
two more rooms will be needed peat year.
II these were supplied each teacher be-
low the eighth grade conld bc given one
grade OF GO or moro pupils, the schools
could be graded more closely, thus secur.
ing greater uniformity OF class work and
tho general efficiency OF the schools
greatly increased.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-06-10
ROCKY FORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS
School Report.

School Report.
For month ending March 90, 1897.
Rooms 234 sc z
Enrolment this year. -|sss2ese5 56ssss1
Enrolment this month 30 4849 l8023
Average Attendance : 4031 A039262S2O
Per cent of attendance. 0O9394 494 92939O
Perct. not abs't or tidy 803037 4326233O
No. days taught -----l8il9l9l919l9l9
Names of pupils neither absent nor
tardy:
Emma Brown, Frances Barton, Agnes
Clark, Minnie Gerbing, Ada Hutchinson,
Jessie Larmore, Lethn Shumate.
+. B. BoLLRs, Teacher.
ROOM VI.
Lottie Whittenburg, Mabel Potter,
Fannie Snowden, Mary Shumate, Fannie
Wallace, Edith Young, Homer Kinney.
NJ. JENNIE BRIoas, Teacher.
RooMv.
Bertha Gurnea, Mabel Kinney, Ada
Larmore, Ida Rowers, Ernest Belew, Ed
ward Kouns. Carl Larn,ore, Charles
Robins.
ELIZABETH BURKE, Teacher.
ROOM ".
Lizzie Below, Clara Wheat, Myra
Cheek, Grace Wingrove, Mary Goblin,
Carlos Wilson, Alvin Kouns, Letha De
weese, Jessie Mayo, Chlorine Darby,
Clessie Scott, Daisy Fear, Carrie Water
man Corinne Miller. Clara Webster,
Allie Melton. Ernest Whittenburg. Clit.
ford Nicely, Dewitt Young, Fanny Robb,
Bessie Seaman.
JOSIE r. GARDENER, Teacher.
ROOM III.
Lester Cheek, Earl Ramsey, Charlie
Love, Lester SwinE, Charlie Stevens,
Ernest Tagader, Archie Todd, Frances
Barnes, Jennie Elser, Abbis Hunt, Syl-
via Kinney, Merle Morgan, Bessie Nicely,
May Eairs Nicely, Gertrude Robb, Mel
lie Smith, Pearl Smith, Hattie Wood.
bury.
ANNIE D. ELsRR, Teacher.
ROOM II.
Willie Bush, Bertha Ellingwooi, Floyd
Gross, Gladys Gibson. Earl Gross. Eva
ley, Jesse Melton. Edith Whittenburg
Harry Nicely. Ettla Morgan, Ira Senter
Marguerite Craig.
Coma z. STEPHENS, Teacher.
ROOM I.
Nellie Bush, Freddie Hendricks, Nellie
Backus, Vance Hoke, Lucille Ellingwood
Elvin Fogler, Emma Larmore, Warren
Maxwell, Ruby Senter, Harry Ryan, Bsr.
tie Dawley, Ray Ramsey, Raymond Do
weese, Myrtle Stevens, Neva Murray.
CARRIE A. HARvEY, Teacher.
Tho list OF promotions will appear
next week.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-06-10
The Rocky Ford Creamery In Full
Operation.

Monday the creamery made it's first
butter, turning ont 275 pounds OF the
very finest brand. Each pound contains
the hume OF Rocky Ford and m impress
sion of our watennelons and cantaloupes.
The pounds are wrapped in oiled paper
ON which is printed a good picture OF
Watermelon Day. There is constant
demand for Mr.. Babcock's make Of but
ter and We shall expect the product Of
our creamery to add TO the fame OF Rocky
Ford through wide scope OF country.
The ice plant will be started in a few
days and our citizens will have the privi-
lego OF indulging In artificial ice.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-06-10
THURSDAY. JUNE 10. 1897.
The directors o, the Fair Associa.

The directors Of the Fair Associa-
tion held an important meeting Tues
day last. The work OF compiling lib
eral Premium list vas completed, inclu-
ding provisions for q very attractive
speed ring. Tho coming Fair will be
held Sept. /, 2 and Sd, and in view of the
prospective agricultural aud horticultu-
raj prosperity promises to be the very
best yet held. The Premium List will
be issued as soon as possible and will be
o handsome pamphlet as well as q fine
pdvertising medium.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-06-10

Tho idea Of Flag Day originated
with Ralph voorhees,, president OF the
Sons OF Veterans OF Colorado. While
starting three years ego ns Colorado
Observance the fsme OF the patriotic OBJ.
eervance has spread through the Union
Monday. June l4th il Flag Day this year
and will be observed in many places by
paroaes and addresses calculated to pro.
mote love Of country.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-06-10
Santa Fc Excursions.

tennessee, Centennial and Information
~ ~ Exposition, Nashville May i To- Oct
81. hnto 30 per cent Of double tho ons
way lowest regular first class ratio b,
route OF ticket. Tickets may bo soi:
daily up to and including Oct. i5. Con
lnuons passage transit limits in eaci
direction. Final limit for return Nov.
ooiorado Christian Endoayor Union
canon City, june 1870. Faro from
l.oeky Eord and return si.15. Ticket,
June 81. ''''''e" 'or return
Meeting State Pharmaceutical Asso
c,at'an GA. on. Maniton June - %, Fare md
Que ~ sn ilith on certificate plan provided T
W n.;I ni"rG ,''n arc In ATTENDANCE by ruil and
P"'u i'ill fare on going trip. '
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-06-10

-Mcvay's derrick Inns been moved to
well No. 1 and il is hoped soon to have
the old and damaged casing out and the
now kalamein pipe in place. This, we
the well to It's former flow and will not be
liable to deterioration like the iron pipe.
-Uawkins' Department Store wagon
is constantly on the road doing a good
business.
They have odd nnmes up in North
Dakota. Mrs. Jane Black requests us to
change the address OF her Enterprise
from Bottineau to Omemec.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-06-10
Card Of Thanks.

Iwish to thank the many friends, and
to them q the sSoMo
my recent bereavement; and especially
10 Odd Fellows OF Rocky Ford and La
Juntn Lodges; mud to the cowboys who
attended in body the burial services Of
him who was n friend and brother e
them all; and Messrs. Godding. Smith
and Winchell my heartfelt gratitude to
them for the care and kindness shown
dnriDR the accident and death Of oul
loved one.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-06-10

THE State Board OF Agriculture had
a lively session last week. Mr.. Blinn's
arbitrary removal was discussed ut
length. The moro this affair Is veutila-
ted the grcater appears the demand for
Mr.. Blinn's reinstatement. Up to date
the only apparent cause for his removal
xns to mako vacancy for Mr.. Kellogg
10 occupy. The board canuot afford to
become q party to such transaction.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-06-10
Resolutions Of Respect.

At regular meeting Of Rocky Ford
Lodge No. 81, 1. o. q. F., june Sth the
following resolutions were adopted, the
samo to be pub !ished by the Enterprise
and Republican.
WHEsEAs, It has pleased Divine
Providence to take from our midst our
brother O. r. Tewes; therefore be il
Resolved, Tint in the death OF Brother
Tewes the community has lost an e.
teemed member aud the order u most
worthy Brother.
Resolved, That while we cherish the
memory OF our departed brother We real
ia Tint he was endeared TO life by strong.
er and closer ties than ours, and in their
time Of deep affection We tender to the
family OF our deceased brother our con-
dolence in this eolemn visitation, assure
them OF our sympathy md commend
them for comfort and consolation to the
loving Father who careth Tor them.
GEO. A. DARISa Com
GEO. P. SALYER
The following resolutions were adopt.
ed at the same meeting:
Resolved, Tint in the death OF Brother
VIM. s. Swink our Lodge and our frater-
valued and honorcd member;
Resolved, That, while in the sad and
sudden death Of our brother We bow to
the will Of an overruling providence, We
mono the loss feel the loss sustained by
us. by his family, his friends aud tha
community. and that we will cherish his
memory, remembering his many admir-.
able qualities, kindly traits, and valued
services to our Lodge and It's members
Resolved, That to the members OF the
bereaved family We extend our most sin
core and heartfelt sympathy in this theii
great aud sore aitliction, pledging to the
widow every kindly ofhce in our power
10 comfort and sustain her in this most
trying hour.
H. I. Maxwell Soln
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-06-10

is given the distinction of first using the
wheel for the purpose Of bringing plow
quickly to town for repairs and rapidly
returning it to the field. There are no
s.fiiee on Rocky Ford"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-06-10
ID EcEIvIR's SALE OF DITCH STOCK.

NotIcc IL hcrcby given that in pure,,rt pursutcl 4
with nn order tnRdc by the tistrict e .s.c 4
Otcro county On April 10 lsg,. ~ the vnrus,
Joalnn 4, Manning. plaintiff. vs. a. a. III
defendant, I will offer at public sn'J Town Il
frunt do0r Of tho po-tofiirc ~ thS Va a. O,
Rocky Ford. Otcro county. at 10 o'cloeh .nnsrrl
on Saturday. July y lsp1. thirteen ~ ,snaJ
OF the capital stock OF the kochv ~ of N
Reservoir, Land Lonn and Tru.t .o...s.,i, !
par vniuu OF fioO per share. 1hc III.
"a ID saio will be applied ~ iolIs..- iolIow 1f ihv
the payment Of the cost- AMI eN us poic
procccdirg; ad to the payment ni one e., "i sioJ
$50. anil interest. cfcc,i,sd y. II. R1
imterrc,,or in said case; any surplnsa frl Isrl
linz to he pai,i to above nnncd n,nin,." will
or sale. cash Il, hand. sali " sna lie rrccir
offered ns whole or IN parcels n ,,,.s,r.t.
mny decide propcr for. the ir.t ''' In isrS
parties cIncrrpc,i. AMI u ndspI n. m ar,
only so many rhnrcs will bc snln and
1iiircd to satisfy said note; cost IIic,siyrr
pcnsce. ~. ~, ms'
Rocky Ford. Colo. June y iS.'. ,p.crib(
IFifst Insertion june >. 1901, last !"
July I, 1891. -
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-06-10

"A lynching took place at Urbana'
Ohio, a fsw days since. In the direction
Of preventing such disgraceful Affairs in
refined and civilized communities 1t
should be the settled policy OF the sher-
IFS to give the prisoner a Winchester
and a half.bushel of cartridges and in.
form the mob Of the situation.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-06-10

Mr.. Isaac Homer, proprietor Of the
Burton House, Burton, w. Va, aud ont
"i the most widely known men in ths
state WINS cured Of rheumatism nfter three
years Of suffering. He says: ..I have
not sufficient command OF language "a
convey my idea Of how suffered, my
physicians told mo thnt uothing could be
done for me; and my friends were fully
convinced that nothing but death couli
relieve me OF my suffering. In June
1874. iSyi. Mr. Evans. then salesman for the
Wheeling Drug Co., recommended Cham
berlain's Pain Balm. At this time INV
foot and limb were swollen to moro thni,
double their normal size and il sceme,]
to me my leg would burst, but soon after
! began using the Pain Balm, tho swell.
ing began to decrease, the pain to lcnvc
and now l consider that am entirely
cured. For eale by Kearby.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-06-10

Tho rule announced some time since,
that postmastes would be allowed to
serve their full terms, Inns recently been
modified. All terms which expire be.
tween now and July 10 will be considered
expired and new appointments made
This new rule does not affect the Rocky
Ford Office as Mr.. Salyer's term does not
expire until April next.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-06-10
w. F. CnowIEY, SEC.
DIR. Quayle Tomorrow Evening.

A rich intellectual treat is in store for
our people tomorrow evening at the op-
era house. DR.. Quayle is one Of the most
eloquent men in the west and you can't
afford to mias his lecture. Tickets %
cents il you don't hold library lecture
course ticket.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-06-10
Cutting alfalfa keeps our farmers busy

Cutting alfalfa keeps our farmers busy
now.
Mrs. Couch and daughter OF Inde-
pendence, Kas., old. .time neightors, were
guests Of G. O. Gould Wednesday. They
are travelling west FOL. their health.
Edgar, son of A. Bailey, who has been
very sick for about weeks, died at his
home at 8 o'clock p. m. Wednesday, bur.
ial 2 p. m. Thursday. Obituary next
week.
Bord, to Mr.. and Mrs. Morning, n
bouncing daughter Sunday, May 80.
The death OF Z. F. Bailey causes q
cises ut Vroman school house.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-06-10

Officers OF the Great Plains Storage
Co. and three representatives Of Chicago
Swedish newspapers spent Thursday
last in viewing the Rocky Ford country
under the guidance Of Hon. j. II. Crow
Icy, W. G. Steele, 1. d. Hale and Frank
Crowley.
Tho horticultural Society last Sat-
urday wns slimly attended. The program
was not carried out, but there was n gen.
cral discussion on blight. the strawberry
leaf roller and summer pruning. The
next meeting, July 3, will discuss the
subjects named above.
DIR. Quayle, who is to lecture here
Friday evening. delivered commence
ment oration last evening ut Trinity
church, Denver, and will lecture there
tonight ' "''
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-06-10

The county commissioners arc in
regular session this week. A report OF
their doings may be expected in our
next issue.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-06-10
District Normal Institute.
NJ. E. Biggs, county Snpt OF school

NJ. E. Biggs. county Sapt Of schools,
writes us az follows:
1--WE have changed the time tor hold.
ing the 9Th district normal institute. 1t
will be held during the last two weeks OF
August instead OF the first two weeks.
We will leave nothing undone that will
mako this most interesting and profit
able institute, and IL is earnestly request
ed and expected that evory teacher OF the
county will make their arrangements 30
that they can attend this meeting.
Among the lecturers who will be with us
during the institute arc DR.. z. X. Sny.
der, DR.. Aston Ellis. State Supt. Patton,
Ex.State Supt. N. 3. Coy, Prof. Ira NJ.
Delong and Pres. Slocum OF Colorado
College.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-06-10

-Manzanola will celebrate the 4th on
Saturday, the Sd. Details OF the celebrn-
tion reached us too late for publication
this week. Every preparation is being
made for q most attractive day. Half
rates will be given by the Santa Fe.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-06-10

FOWLER CHURCH ptuEcronr.
Preaching Services every Sunday evening.
Sunday School every Sunday at 10 u. m.
Singing practice every alternate Sunday ri
II n. IN.
Church Socials every two weeks.
HKv. b. 2. BAKER, Pastor.