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Mrs. J. R. Cunningham spent Monday
with friends in Pueblo.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. johnson were visit
ing friends in Pueblo on Monday.
Frank Adams went up to Pueblo yes
terday for a short visit with friends.
A bouncing baby boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. F. c. Canady on Monday. Feb.
2l.
Mrs. c. r. Beymer spent the fore part
Of the week in Pueblo. negotiating land
deal.
Mrs, w. Ken Robertson returned home
on Saturday from weeks visit with
friends in Pueblo.
M. L. Meyer returned yesterday from
a two weeks shopping trip to the Chica-
60 wholesale markets.
Coffman & Young report the sale this
week Of the Henry Albert 2O-acre farm
west of town to George Brooks of Okla
homa.
A number of music lovers from La
Junta attended the Ellen Beach Yaw
recital at the opera house on Wednesday
evening.
P. J. Willis left on Monday for visit
with friends in Kansas. before his de-
parture for Seattle, Wash. where he will
make an indefinite stay.
News comes from Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.
mckelvey that they are again enjoying
life-and pleasant weather-at Long
Beach. Calf, where they will make
their home for time.
Earl Moore. who for, the past two
years has been engaged in business at
Trinidad, returned to his Rocky Ford
home on Sunday and contsmplatss maxi
ing an extended visit.
Mrs. o. N. White. former postmistress
at Omer. who several months ago left
for Lemonville. Mo-. expecting to remain.
returned yesterday with the firm intsn-
ton Of making her future home in the
same old part Of sunny Colorado.
G. B. Curliss. the veterinary. yesterday
vaecinated l46 head Of calves being
winter fed by the Stauffers. As spring
approaches it would be advisable for
farmers to vaecinate their fat calves
freely. as there is likelihood that black
leg may be prevalent.
The University of Denver Glee Club
and Orchestra. assisted BY Mrs. Perle
Shale Kingsley,reader. and voealists. will
give an entertainment in the M. E.
church next Wednesday evening. March
2. This musical organization is highly
recommended and good crowd should
be out to hear them.
Gus Caller, the well-known play
wright Of Rocky Ford. has Informed the
Enterprise that one-aet sketch entitled.
"A Funny Playwright" written by him.
will be presented at the Gem Theatre to-
night. If nothing occurs to prevent, the
Enterprise will take in the show, even it
was not favored with complementary
tickets.
The evangelistie services at the Baptist
church are making excellent progress
and the interest is increasing with
each service. Three services will be
held on Sunday: Morning subject. "One
Sacrifice" meeting for men only at
p. m. topic. Three Kinds Of Knocking"
evening subject, The Best Choice"
Come.
A goodly number we're out to the
Christian Church last evening to hear
Prof. John J. Cochran. principal Of the
Liberty school. and his talented wife in
Song and Story" The entertainment
was without dou5. o.e c. the finest ever
given in this city. and it was the earnest
hope of all who heard Prof. and Mrs.
Cochran that they'd soon repeat the
DOSE
A class of 25 was initiated in the Yeo-
man lodge on Tuesday nght-a pretty
good anniversary celebration for the
order. The initiation was followed by
musical entertainment and oyster supper
andof course everyone had good time.
Next Tuesday night new drill team OF
young people will be organized and it is
hoped that all young arehers will be
present.
Rocky Ford Lodge. M. 3. A.. held an
open meeting in |. o. o. F. hall on We'd
nesday evening. to which the members
and nvitad friends were out in force.
Several state officers were present and
delivered interesting addresses, an en-
tertainng program was rendered by local
members of the order. and an oyster
supper brought to close a most enioy-
able evening.
Boxes OF beautiful flowers we're the
means takAn by a lunta [ ndre