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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-01-12
COLORA.

Miss Mamie Campbell OF Port De
post, spent few days last week with
Mrs. James Akin.
Miss Mary Gray returned home last
Saturday evening from pleasant visit
with relatives at Chatham and West
Grove.
Mrs. Sherman Clayton and daugh-
ter, Mildred, OF Rising Sun, spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. l.. Krauss.
Mr.. George West is i'll with typhoid
fever
Miss Mabel Wiley entertained the
Snow Drop Mission Band OF West
Nottingham Church last Saturday al
ternoon.
Miss Clara Brumheld lett Wcdnes-
day morning for Philadelphia, where
she has accepted a position.
Mrs. r. T. Pierce visited friends at
Nottingham, Pa, Thursday
Mr. Harvey McVey and family were
Sunday visitors at the home OF Mr..
John Hines.
Mr.. Harry Barrett has been re-elect-
ed sexton OF West Nottingham Church.
Cameron & Davis shipped seventy
hogs to Philadelphia on Tuesday.
Mrs. Mcneil and Miss Rogers. Of
Faggs Manor, are the guests OF Mrs.
Annie Tosh and daughter, Miss Ada
Miss Mabel Wiley has been appointed
assistant teacher OF Colora school
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CECIL

Miss Anna Richards, OF Philadel-
phia, is spending several days with her
sister, Miss Mollic Richards.
Rev. Clark is assisting Rev. Dawson
with the extra services. Great inter-
est is being taken
Miss Christiana Luthringer was the
guest of Miss Mary Blackway over
Sunday
Miss Bessie Culbcrston is visiting
her sister, Miss Amy Culberston at
the home Of Mrs. Alex. Wilson.
Thomas Bouldcn, of East Orange,
has been spending several days with
his parents, Mir and Mrs. John Boul-
den.
Miss Mary Murrcy, of Townsend,
was the guest Of Miss Hylic Boulder
over Sunday.
Miss Clara Carey, of Middlctown,
is spending few days with Mrs. J. c.
Manlovc.
We are sorry 10 report that Samuel
Hurlock is very i'll at the writing
Miss Florence Hurlock, OF Masseys,
spent a few days with her grandfather,
Mr. Samuel Hurlock
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Wooleyhan
spent Sunday last with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Anderson.
Miss Daisy Hoover, youngest daugh-
tie rof Mr. aud Mrs S. p. Hoover
and Mr.. Lambert b. Manlove were
quietly married by Rev. w. A. Coale,
on Wednesday evening, January 9.
They will reside in Warwick. where
the groom is engaged in business. We
extend our congratulations
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PORT DEPOSIT.

Rev. and Mrs. Y. 5. Collins enter
tanned the "Probationer's Class" con
Sisting OF about thirty young ladies and
gentlemen at the Parsonage Monday
evening, January 7, in a most delight
full manner.
MIR. Frank T. Benson was Balt-
more visitor Wednesday.
Miss Florence M. Gerry spent a few
days this week with Miss Fannie
Brooks, at Chesapeake City.
Miss Irene Price is home from very
pleasant visit with relatives in Balti-
more.
Mrs. George Campbell and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth, and Mrs. William
Campbell visited Baltimore relatives
Monday
Miss Alice White. of Darby, Pa, is
visiting the Misses Einwachter.
MIR. Elias Barr and Miss Edith Barr
are home from very pleasant visit
with Mr.. and Mrs Frank Harlan in
Wilmington.
Mr.. Archer Coale was a Baltimore
and Bel Air visitor Monday.
Miss Edna Lamm has returned from
a very pleasant visit with Miss Daisy
Coale in Bel Air.
Mrs. Amy Briggs has returned to
her duties with the Institute, after
spending her Christmas holidays with
her daughter, Miss Lucy Allen inMaine.
Mrs. Reckefus and Mrs. Wilson, of
Darlington, are enjoying delightful
trip through parts OF Texas.
Miss Emma V. Gather has returned
from most delightful visit with rela-
tives in New York.
Tho Iocnh Tn,,a T,c.;t,,,o -o.,.s,o 4
its regular school work Tuesday, jan
uary 9th. The Institute had about
three weeks Christmas holiday.
Mrs. Emma ]. Abrahams spent Fri
day in Baltimore.
Miss Helen Baker, OF Baltimore, is
visiting her sister, Ms William Camp
bell
Mr.. Amos Burlin was home this
week.
Mr.. Howell Volkhardt. of Chester,
visited his grandmother, Mrs. Caroline
Armstrong, recently.
Mrs. Jacob Snyder spent Monday in
Baltimore.
Miss Mamie Campbell visited Havre
de Grace relatives last week
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Fisher and son.
Master Richard w. Fisher, have re-
turned from delightful visit with
friends in Lancaster, Reading and
| Philadelphia
The members of Washington Camp,
No. 50, p. O. S. of A., will attend the
regular preaching services at the Me
thodist Church next Sunday morning at
II O'Clock. DR.. A. S. Mowbray will
preach.
Mrs. Katie A. Fisher, OF Reading, Pa.
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PERRYVILLE

Miss Ada Crawford was the guest OF
Miss May Skilings i'll Philadelphia
last week.
Mrs. Cassius Childs, OF Wilmington,
Del, was the guest of Mrs. Cassandra
Davis last week.
Mrs. Paul Patterson while at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Wentz
on Sunday evening was taken sick with
acute indigestion and had to be hauled
home. She is reported greatly i'm
proved at the time.
Miss Alice Dcavcr, of Landcnburg,
is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs, Harold
McCommOns.
vile, will hold social i'll the Jr. O.
u. y, NJ. Hall Thursday evening, jan
uary y, at 80. Admission Ioc, which
cntrtlc, t. 4 light lunch. All are in
vitcd. t;u and have a good time
MIR. c. -" Ward was in Baltimore ON
Tuesday last
Miss Lydia Wnklcr, Of Wilmington,
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. X. Winklcr
Miss Maud Ncwlin. OF Rising Sun,
IS the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. c. d.
Smctzcr.
MIR. Reuben Jarrett, oi Whining
ton, spent Sunday aud Monday with
Mr.. Clyde Owens.
Mr.. q. {. Crawford was i'll Phlladcl-
phia on Sunday last
The Armstrong Stove Manufacture
ing Co. have recently purchased some
ground from Mr. Elmorc Owens upon
which they expect t" put siding and
make extensive improvements i'll the
near future
Mr.. X. +. Montgomery, employed
with the Eureka Fertilizer Co., while
putting up a smoke stack on Tuesday,
which had blown down some days ago
was knocked to the ground causing him
to be unconscious for some time, the
result OF which almost broke his neck.
The Ladies Art Circle met at the
home oi Mrs. WiInam Il. Craig on
"Wednesday afternoon.
The Perryvilc Amcricus Band OK
poets to hold fair and bazar about
the middle OF February.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. T. Dclcour, OF Eli
colt City, are guests OF Mrs. Joseph
Coudon, COT lIcnry) at "Ellcrslie" near
Perryvlle.
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RISING SUN.

Mrs. G. G. Minor, OF Baltimore, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Eli 7.
Reynolds.
Miss Alice NJ. Clifford has returned
home from visiting friends in Will
mington and Media.
Mrs. George Smith and children, of
Baltimore, spent the Christmas holt
days with relatives in and near town.
Miss Anna McCauley, OF Philadel-
pha, has been the guest OF the Misses
Maxwell near Principle.
Mr.. Carroll Coale, OF Delaware Col
lcge, Mr.. Burton Wiley, who is en-
ployed in New Jersey, spent the holi-
days at their respective homes near
town
The Cecil Farmers Club met on
Wednesday with Mr.. Joseph Groves
near Zion. Attendance was not so
large on account Of bad roads.
The Young Ladies Home Mission
Social met with Misses Armenia and
Edna Wilson on New Years eve.
Miss Mary Brumhcld has very re-
Gently been visiting her brother, Mr..
Howard Brumfield and family, near
Mcndcnhal.
Mr.. David G. Mccoy and daughter,
Miss Victorine, OF Oxford. were guests
OF the Misses Mccoy, on Queen street,
during last week.
Mrs. Wesley Logan, OF Charlestown
visited Mrs. Mary Kirk and family
during the week
Mr.. William Gillespie, of near Prin-
cipio, spent Wednesday and Thursday
in Wilmington, attending a poultry
show. He took number OF his Dus-
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BAY VIEW.

Revival services began i'll Bay View
Church Sunday night
Mrs. c. r. Strausburg entertained
Misses Bessie Abrams, Annie Smith,
Cora Burns and Elsie Gamble at a
five O'Clock tea on Thursday.
Miss Blanche Abrams is suffering
from throat affection.
George Janney is confined to the
house with gathered face.
Mr.. w. F. Rowland, representing
Hopes Bro. & Thomas Nurseries Of
West Chester, spent last week in town
the guest of r. J. Reed
A raccoon and pole cat recently visit
ed Thompson Reeds chicken roost.
Messrs. Frank Benjamin and Percy
Owens have secured positions in Will
mington.
Our old correspondent has been
sending his friends favorable accounts
of his visit in the West.
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and daughter are spending some time
at Atlantic City.
Mrs. ID. A. Jefferson and Miss Mary
+. Boulder spent several days last
week with Mrs. Harry KILLER near
town.
Mr.. Whitiord, OF Wilmington, was a
visitor i'll town over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brown spent
last week in Virginia.
Miss Corinnc Berger is visiting in
Baltimore.
Miss Mae Roe, OF Masseys. Md. has
been visiting Mrs. Charles Lex Reed.
Miss Florence Gerry, of Port De
post, visited Miss Fannie Brooks over
the Sabbath.
W. b. Peterson, OF Wcems, Va, is
visiting his family here
Miss Myrtle lIcmphill spent several
days last week in PHILADELPHIA.
Capt. and Mrs. ]. p. Lovelcss have
been visiting in Wilmington
Miss Ferguson. OF Cecilton is visit
ing Mrs. Byron Bouchclle.
Morgan King, a farmer residing near
St. Augustine. Md, has moved his
family in town.
l.. r. Roberts, OF kenton, Del, has
moved to the farm recently tenanted
by the late John NJ. Lumm owned by
I. A. Reese
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Earth Quakes On Wednesday

Four distinct earthquake shocks
were felt in Pennsylvania on Wednes-
day. At Harrisburg the disturbances
were so marked as to create great
alarm amounting almost to panic.
Occupants Of tall buildings declared
that so great was the violence OF one
OF the shocks that they feared momen-
tarily that the structures would fall.
The Elkton representatives of the
city newspapers were wired by their
publications to know if the shocks
were felt in TINS vicinity, but knew OF
no disturbances here.
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CHESAPEAKE CITY

Miss Louie Qucck entertained
number oi her friends on Thursday
evening.
The half barrel OF Eclipse" flour
offered by the Chesapeake Milling &
Packing Co.. for the best Maryland
biscuit made out of this flour was
awarded by the managers OF the Odd
Fellows Fair to Mrs Clara Hcmphll.
The Eclipse" -four is on sale at all
the stores.
The Prcsbyterians are holding
week OF prayer" this week
Extra meetings arc in progress i'll
the Methodist Church.
Miss Mildred Morgan has accepted
position ir baltimore
The Euchrc Club met at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Caleb N. Price last week.
The Canal will be closed to naviga-
ton after January IL, while the lock is
being repaired.
Miss Ethel Ellison will enter the
Hahncmann Hospital, Philadelphia, on
Tue. lay, to study for a trained nurse
We wish Miss Ellison success.
w. |. llarriott, an enterpriSing mer-
chant OF thtis town, offers a graphic
phone and two records to any one
purchasing $500 worth of goods from
his store.
About $loo was realized at the fair
and supper held by the Odd Fellows
during Christmas week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Woolley left on
Wednesday for a six weeks stay at
the Virginia Hot SPRINGS.
Miss Esther Banks has returned to
the Jacob Tome Institute after spend
ing the holidays at her home.
Miss Maize Dashiel of North East,
is spending some time with friends in
town
Miss Evelyn KILLER spent few days
last week in Philadelphia.
Miss Leona Yates, of Ceciton, has
been visiting Miss Anna Hevlow.
Mrs. Emma Foard, of Wilmington,
visited Mrs. M. f. Foard last week.
Miss Mary Buck, of Port Deposit,
visited Misses Esther and Gladys Banks
last week
Mrs, Mary L. Crozicr, OF Wilmington
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. c. N.
Jones
Mrs s, II. Bctton and Mrs. Wilson
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CALVERT

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas X. Davis have
returned home after visiting relatives
in Cambridge.
Miss Elizabeth Cameron, OF Philadel-
phia, was visitor OF Miss Lucy
Ierkes, last week.
Leslie Pyle, having accepted posi-
ton in Rising Sun Bank, entered upon
his duties on Monday, January 7.
Miss Eugenia Hawke has returned
home after a pleasant visit at the home
OF the Misses Elizabeth and Evelyn
Cameron OF Zion.
These warm January days some OF
our farmers are blowing for the spring
planting.
There are now fifty pupils on roll at
the Agricultural High School.
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Look for Big Red Sign on Building

tons White Wyandottes to be exhibit
ed
Miss Marion Pyle is spending some
time with Mr.. A. M. McNamee and
family near Principle.
Mrs. Elmer Nanneman and sons, Of
Havre de Grace, visited Rising Sun
relatives last week
Mr.. Howard Wilson has returned to
his home on Cherry street after en-
joying a visit in Philadelphia
The engagement OF Miss Charlotte
Otis to Mr. Morris Groverman, Of
Baltimore, has been announced
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Additional Local Joffinqs

por;L ca,;o1 ,,;11 Ia La1d
wednosd "a, %" oo,,;n 80 WIZ ~ NJ ~,
pr ot,to Fosnnns, ~ ThMrch III i'i'''y
~, ,,
~ ne exchange OF the Secli farm-
erS leiepnone at fort Deposit, mas
Decn moved from ttie Duildifg OF ,. II.
FREEDMAN 10 the drug store OF IL. H.
CAMERON
The general warehouse and coal
firm of Brumfleld & Foster OF Colora,
has made an assignment to w. T.
Warburton, Esq, OF Elkton, for the
benefit OF creditors.
Efforts are being made bv citizens
of Havre de Grace to prevent the ap
pcarancc of THE Clansman" which the
management of the Grand ODeraHousc
of that city, has booked for this month.
-Ieiphton Fowler son of DR. Row
Ter, of Laurel, Del. and student at
Delaware College. Newark. is at home
sick with diphthcria and other cases of
the malady have been reported in that
town.
When Won want fine 7 or,dr,, uor,.
dome whr NOT NV tbn Hawro de- Croco
steam 7 orndr,,2 Ali brttors w;1l bo
sewed on Goods called for and de-
I;vcrcd IN town GEO r II PAW
LINSON, Agent. Phone No. I82 2t*
The annual ,reot;,o of p;s;,r SIN
Dotecti,,e AsSoc;at;o,, u,as bald j.,
Woodma,'s UaI1 an S,tmrJ,v ri, met
at 70 o'clocL Tia ,nn,,ol t,,r,:a,, H., d;r
ncr WINS Served i, tho 'i b,snrn n,h ~ The
NJ r Church ~, ,ho Ia J;es ~ tho A;d
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t;tt;rg h,,s;nns, - '"' "ear Das ii ''e'"'
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MealGdl society VIII DC held at Elkton
1 Wl l,lurSaay: January ~ " hiram
w oouS' freSiaent OF inc Medico,Ihlr-
urs,cal racuty OF the ;Sotate OF Mary
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tnat me ollic'al D3ard OF 81 James
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UNANIMOUSLY TO ASK lor the return OF
W.: NJ. +. '. lll'ivl,Il'le LOT ah2lneT yGar'
Inc report speaks OF MT, ilnchIiiic
great success at the cht'rcn during the
past year many new members having
ocGn ADDED. ne new mayor al sprung
lieid IS lhcihDGr OF MIR; llihchIifte
NLul e"' anu t'!c !'ltet maze 'he prayer
"' inc mayor InS'alIa.,oh'
-NhiIe MIR; James Norris, OF Bel
arr and Miss IRIS Brock, OF Aberdeen,
were driving on Union avenue, Havre
de Grace about o'clock on Wednes-
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COCAINE WHICH BULLS THE

-COCAINE WHICH BULLS THE
NERVES never yet cured Nasal Catar-
rh. The heavy feeling in the fore
head, the stuffed up sensation and the
watery discharge from eyese and noses,
along with all the other mserese at
tending the disease, are put to rout by
Ely's Cream Balm. Smell, taste, and
hearing are restored, breathing is nor
NAL. Until you try this remedy. you
can form no idea of the good it will do
you. Is applied directly to the sore
spot. All druggists, SOC. Mailed by
York.
If you want Facts about the Kee-
ley Cure you don't need to address
the keeley Institute. Write to w. G..
Haskell. 2II North Capitol street,
Washington, d. c. You'll get what
You ask for. Write now.
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ZION.

on Monday for Southern Pines, S. c.,
where they will spend the winter for
the benefit OF Mrs. Crothers health
Mr.. Joseph Groves entertained the
Farmers Club on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Carhart were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs, John Wilson
on Monday.
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Rev. Ralph T. Coursey, pastor of
the NJ. F. Church in Milton, Del, and
quite widely known in Cecil county,
had his home visited some nights ago
by a gang OF boys and young men who
bombarded the premises with undesr-
able eggs. The cause OF the incident
was their otfcnsc at certain personal
remarks made to them by the pastor
from the pulpit.
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A Parish Social will be held on
Wednesday evening next in Trinity
Protestant Episcopal Church.
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Remember to pay your sewer tax BY
Saturday or you are In hole
George Hammond and Mrs. Hammond
returned Wednesday from weeks vislt
In Denver.
Charley Cheney. writes from Salt Lake
City Of his intention 70 spend Christmas
with the home folks.
The annual meeting Of The Baptist
church society for The election Of church
officers will b. held this (FFiday) even
Ing.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Pol
lock will b interested 70 know that thsy
are making winter tou: Ia the south.
visiting Florida and Cuba in their trip.
Mrs. Mary Frazier Of Viola, ILL.,. mother
Of editor Frazier Of the 0azstts. arrived
in Rocky Ford this week and will b q
visitor in the Frazier home for . few
weeks.
Mrs. p. J. Rsiisl's loea! friends are Ia
receipt Of cards giving their Los Angles
address and reporting improved health
and much enjoyment Of Southern Cali
fornia's winter climate.
J. W. Peery. Of tho Big Four Grocery
and Mrs. Peery leave Saturday for q
holiday visit with parents in Sedalia. Mo
They will return by tho way Of Oklahoma
visiting friends in tho new state.
MIR. and Mrs. Paul NJ. North left We'd
nesday morning for trip to Colorado
Springs and Denver. Mr.. North going on
business for week. while hrs. North
will visi. with relatives and friends.
Tho Ladies Union OF tho Methodist
church announces tho continuance Of their
rummagc sale and refreshments and
homo made candy. in the basement Of the
church next Saturday. 2 to s p. IN.
Tho city council convened iate Tues
day evening and passed fow accounts
Tho honorable body also debated tho
petty license ordinance and some other
matters. but postponed definite action on
them.
NJ. U. Randai returned from tho Big
Horn Basin Saturday nigh. and on Mon
day left for Cottonwood. Falls. Kan.
whoro he meets Mrs. Randci and together
thoy will spend tho holiday season
among relatives and friends.
Figures have been gathered by one Of
tho Pueblo papers Of tho stock feeding
being done down along tho Arkansas
Valley this winter. and tho report shows
that tho amount Of feeding Is no, going to
DO so seriously diminished by tho financial
s,fingeney as a. frs, threatened.
a business change has recently been
effected in the o,ero Pharmacy. Mr..
Award has taksn into partnership. with q
half interest In tho business. Harry Bra
don. who. has beon long AMI favorsbly
known as the chief clerk Of tho house.
The firm will now 30 known as Award
& Bradon.
Tho skating season IN the vicinity Of
Rocky Ford Is generally a short one.
hardly sufficient for our young folks TO
get their ankles seasoned before Il is over.
They have been making the mos, Of thor
opportunity the past week. svery oshsr
sort Of amusement being side-Iassod
for skating parties, after school and oven
inss.
There was an unusual attendance at
the evening service Of the Methodist
church Sunday. attracted by tho an
nounesmsnt that Miss Crawford Of tho
La Dell Concert Co. would assist In tho
singing services. Those who went en-
joysd special musical treat, as tho lady
has . very sweet and well trained voice
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-12-20
The City Realty Co. for 1--we stock bar.
gains or businea. oponinr. l6H

The City Realty Co. for 1--we stock bar
gains or business opening. i6a
Special "kandy Sales" each Saturday
at tho Little Palace kandy Kitchen. 2os
South Main.
Handsornsiy bound and Illustrated ei',
beoks-ail kinds-cisrs's Music ard Book
Store.
Art leather speeial,ies-a kinds- for
Christmas gif,s. clafk's Music q Book
Stsre.
rs -An tho Candy a, tho Little Pal
AGO Randy Kitchen 2os South Main. made
fresh daily.
For Ssio:-A desirable four room house
with lot 75 foot front. sst to fruit. Loeas-
cd on N. End 81. Price $3.50. Enquire
Of Mrs. Burr. 2Io S~ink ave. 28-5l
STAuFFERS. have all kinds Of rslishos
and condiments pickles and preserves.
and always tho bost, Il Is mono TO good
for our customers. We will have some
fine poultry. turkeys. chickens. geese and
ducks. Give US ysur orders early so ~e
can have something real nice for you. we
always want TO please you. Tel White
SO.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-12-20

The Entire Nous Club were The guests
Of Miss Barley on Wednesday last
F. L. cuddsbaek. owner Of the electric
light plant Of the city. was In town from
Pueblo this week looking aitsr lighting
matters.
Chas. e. Cast Of Pueblo. attorney for
The Pure Springs Water Co. was down
from Pueblo consulting with his clients
Wednesday.
Ray Keith. delivery man for Fuks 1
Richie. 10 nursing . sprainsd ankle. con
trastsd while skating On Swink lake We'd
nssdsy evening.
J. W. Rice On Wednesday returned
from three weeks visit at oirard. ILL.,.
and makes an unusual report on Illinois
eiimats-p'sssant weather prevailing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed stsnssr arrived early
In the week from Garden City. Kan. and
will spend the Christmas holidays with
Mrs. Stsngsr's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
W. Powell.
The Thermometer dropped 70 s below
zsro during Tuesday night according 70
the record at the Experiment Station.
There are folks who have made slight
ing remarks about our climate this week
Tho Tuesday Reading Circle were the
guests Of Mrs. A. p. Ksndig last Tuesday.
The Circle has just completed tho read
ing oi "rhe Lady Of tho Decoration"
. most entertaining series Of letters
BY "a missionary lady"
Mrs. U. S. Ringer wants tho Enter
prise to correct tho mistaken announce
men, Of las. week that Il was her
mothers death which occurred during her
reeen, visit back cast Il was a sister.
Mrs. Ringers mother has been dead
many years.
School Supt- Bolles has m invitation
from Chancellor Bueh,si to bo ono OF tho
guests o! The Sehooimasters Club" Of
tho Denver University. at dinner to bo
given by tho club during tho State Teach
ers Association meeting in Denver tho
first week in January.
Tho Christmas exercises OF the public
schools Of the city will DO held nes, Tues
day afternoon In tho rooms o! tho rsspee-
tive grades. Tho paron's and patrons o!
tho schools arc invited TO DO present.
The schools will eleso Tuesday evening
for tho Christmas holidays which will OK
tshd 10 Monday. Jan. 6.
N. Dun,on and c. T. Pennington. Of
Lebanon. kans.. tho two gentlemen lar
gsly Interested In ,ae Pure Springs Water
Supply Co.'S enterprise have been In town
this week In consultation with MAJOR Fos-
dick regarding their pipe limo service.
Tho piping has now practically &C, into
Rocky Ford and arrangements with tho
city arc being discussed