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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

rs1.lrss e..lie.rnAls a.nn.rr1-g -
parie.cs ~ flrnaE 49, - - =
10 eEpecset q kara y = - rseeo
fic1 uroa Nh . az ks = - . 80
ceasf1l roa1 bs11er-azy 1879 than
4 vs.l1 - % s.esri1s his ablllss n
e.rvency. To have - - s.D<rst
sios n sownshlS 81 rcd cisutcf b
no sail . 1niL he n1s4gs = -
linltee 70 zaks = Drsszsszi = kss- An
e1p<rieEosd roaS blf1sr n dag
Herrs - Bssseaf fhocsht = thAt ths
doenry st1liE ~ - road cis-riet. o.
tsrkars he niEhi - TIE districts
- h-rs uo-H-iss H. roz1 ss11-
stlor ahoss6 ~ eapabie. sEseFteacsd
engineer ezploYes - ths yeNT. e. ths
sszsnz. Let hin 81 TIE BseessAEy
ioolE. neS s1d teams al 60 tse soTk
4hss Il o.sEEf 70 - es.s WA Ern1-
frE d neres1zTy. the earlier n TIE
s.-inE Il i eczs ;ks better Tks ssr-
fac ozEk- 1ot % - DISTURBED a-ts-
~ arss - Jziy.
TH~ rrsr ard nosf fzportant step
Is Tgs9 dFaiszEs 70 erain. 10 rod
Il b sEnsaxingiy iapaEr4rt % have
&c p rkaFEr 80 knOSs his basi1ess.
A. - es.iaass Wm - trsats1 ~
ezga n an0Chsr aTtieie. - uFitsr
III not eizhcrsts grca Il = tkis riDa
ne srsils e4a - Iais - any ssssoa
uks- tie frost Il oss q ths Grozsd
CEft.Frs - - I'LL. - seaes AEag-
rst3 vee1s cut. etc Tkis IN sivs
: sorH roa early spTinG Entn fna
Wln ~ eosnfy - . unit. plNs .
nveyE ezEpaiEn q grn6ing a11
drainia begtnntng via - naln
rua1s y srteasiuE ~ vort - tAs
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23
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~ f.rther o0.s IN n.a ns -
tAks
Nze-s euiteTls are nee.sszry has.
tfs1 - 49, size. AID 4 = eq.alIT
i-lEorsz1r . give tss eslEs-r E<cs@ur
Al a r-ei-s iEeh eslEs-l tEezsy-
Tour fsef oTs gish a fan q soE
.arAss = bs1-sT thzz g. rESes -
So - a fzI q tuO irzhsz, Ths
rspi1 80 tkrO1gs ne calvert sita
. crater IAN vm k-sp - -ivert
s.szH = one Were ne To- s sIzE
cE = III fo-z zzE s1aE I'll
= - ~ To- b sire 70 lave an
- - The Eg-sE "a zoEe
.rss.y s-zsr pzzzizg ssEOzsa ne e.
Es-L
q g-zttlZ % uzss Al 60 ~ a.
loE sry Wsads o. sod 70 ct f-rO tks
roadway Thess III tsczy and uzks
Al Eir1s % trO1bls Z Is md -
~ to keep then oct in The srss n
stznoe
49, = ---4-A-AE - LIZ u -G4-4A4
musl - moved IN h11dred fed q
les. 4 yin Be ssEzztzgso1s 70 %
Us sta scEzpez-vkeeI sype pre-
terEe1 BsI Il the material zzst -
zose1 9Sfe fhz1 thzr ft Wfu -
ehezpsr 70 Phi Il gpos usso1a Any
aIiing q this nzture skO1Id y nzde
ezrly n The sp-i1E preferzbly a. sooa
a. the frost i OF q The gTo1n1. %
il I'll have GEpIe tine 70 COMPACT
and settle By the sumner rains and
tie tTzGe- By prOper kzn5IfEE dur
ing tke sumner season. . III sew
erL fed deep can - pzt n shzpe
for TIE road A Al e tkfs ksnd sso1,G
be dragged vtth . SPLIT I0g drzg o.
~ eGuiVslent after FztEs II order to
Keep the fRs snOoGh and rogz6ed %
the water VII run q quickly. he
main ding b 70 prevent this III iron
becoming Uzter sozked II this d
done Il ufH be thoroughly dried o11
and in good c0ndftion before the vim
ter sets IN. and h can Be kept Coz
parztfEely dry. Il the dies are kept
open a. the side and water = kept
q the surface n order 70 % this
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

that the Quiet : unobstruetet II side
ditehes are Esed. especially On = hin
slope. and have then as utde IS prze
siezble Al the bJtton
Suppose the bed Of the ditch u
tuearyfOGr inches vide d0En > hiH
slope Construct 50 tia; the bottom
Of the ditch next TO the MI side viii
be an inch OF 50 lOEer thzn the side
next 70 the road. 50 the fOS vii
tend TO the hin side instead Of 10 the
road.
-hsreysr II h necessary 10 esrTy
water across = roadway. Il 4 best 20
ne iron or eSncrste PIPE and carry
n aeross a An anglsL strong TIE
vin % Il Il b PLACED = sunoisnt dis-
lance below he surface - 4 yin not
- hrohsn ~ he trane Ths outlst
q tbs crossing Should ~ eonsiaerar
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

II HsEce the rozE made in tkI5 nan
ner requires long tine and zlgrezt
deal Of subse4uent attention before
a fairly good gravel road i Be r.
suit
Before putting down the gravel
shoulders should BE made the Hidth
thai the gravel i &c be spread. which
nay BE anything from nirs feet Or
more After the gravel Is dumped IN
between the shOlIderS take an old
fashioned field harrow and 60 back
and forth over this uinrov. and with
the aid Of little hand uOrk here and
there. have II spread over the surface
snoothly. and three or -four inehes
higher n The Middle than At the sides.
This narrowing i ven Important a.
II gets the particles. eonpOsink The
material. closer toEsthsr ard - .
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

u.~suks /. fnufIl.r vilh n vag
- uc-k has bess hantist fer ne
- tusn,y yeas IN disbsfs tnAs
- q ~ nns ant no.sy eEpeneee
- or ratsic r1a1s ~ ~ ~ as
- nethots e1ploEef k1s bser
uurt.s Noss obssrysrs utl ~ %
-, = sssn rrsafss. r. eosntEy
49,. - susI.y aD,roEinas>s - ~
80 We lave 500 - nc1 esae'e
- = gunsrufian pur.I4ng tais -
nrl -. q ruiheF la<f = p.-A y
- nnui ulbszinsa.iks a. repEe
k.nrIlis rros,s1lns NJ h1sl.ssr -
srrriss osul1 - . ye.r vtth soeA :
a..rful vnsfs. ealrrlAtis. Eaes
N go sars ~ 60 q n sest -
nmlIf.s = - $3.50. e1nisnes n -
- rnn,e e. uiinais rcsas ~ e-'
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

~ ns.ns - - goDI.G - - s.rx.
- k.1HfHE ~ 49, = accolplI.h
- Desired 80 = na.y ioealiElss
vs 80 thaf nserfnEs are -. . 80
se1pcto1 = Started. and poiuntsers
beaf - and dosn ne s1rssl asktzg
eyeTJozs % ssbsrrfss si-hsr z11ey o.
hhor. a balk IN give SIss. = ner-
sA4ss knSshes SIS. he ass sszt
toor. 80 osEhs e C - - thlrx
~ give tls \ Eslle es.s-tzizzezf
4 E0stsa -. srt zfteT . ezApaigz o
= ns-bsr q sssk. ssFhzgs &. - i
rztsst f0T frspToFlEk pieae q roz1
n o-tsr % szEs eIDens@ sozs loezl
pz-1y IN 111srtaks Ne uosL re
49, ~ kn0s s1ck atozf roas bz1i1-
tzS. al tie rsszlr i botek ~ he
zos@F b spszt sn5 . kalf-ziie q
roaf b Ea6s. z11 uhils 4 b Dos-iy
oo.ssructe1. Il - % E1eh besIsE thzn
IL prsst61I e011ifioas. that Il u kzfI-
- stth tsliEtt 10 s1oTI zio1g thsss
1nes e1n a2Oz1f % zsch. beyoa1 tbs
erezti-s q an decreased desire for
beffer roa1s Expsris1re stOEs -
YOs1 AIRY qssFttos tkzf the U1y % %
= % bid - arg . Mileage - 20
sst,s a. h Hz3s the. anc have Il
Sons uA6er - EsDsExistos q . esp
ahSs rcd engtnssr n ~ O. twelve
Eilss are bg1t Instead q GO Ne ooss
q eoEstrs<1iol III - nsch Isas. !,
IN pay - have inprovel naehhssy
Gs8 - 49, saefli-iss- ma he pay-
1sut q he rod ahosld - - na1s
- pasHang - kal vksrS Do1s
vm q their 11,y ~ oShsEs vm not-
~ - ~ eo1tr1TJ % aE0znt shoald
- covered - ilSsing Io1g tins bos1s
81 sDrsA1ing ths bsr6sa ever Al ne
DrOpsru e IL tovnship. r 11reun-
aas1 - stats = oDsssrtng undsg ths
s.ass 40 Dlan. vkssshy . port1ou q
- sxpssss = osntT1buls1 frOo ne
slsas trSas1Ey. 4 sazpli1ss - natter
vssv nseA and nShssas he bur6sn-
n writer nads . calculates co.,
sing ths STATE e miross. and tkat eaI-
eslAtioa vas vsE1aed ~ ths Iais d
FrHsk X Han q Aurora. 90 q ~
bsst nstkezatieians n ths eoas1y.
snt ~ fo1B1 q correct Il shoged
tAat nrsfeaHss hAre reads e0uld -
s11f over al the main highways n
he state q nlizois. under TIE State
~ pla.. Ne state payinE Oas-hAif he
I 1890. e-,l-- . -w-l-.a - - -
shs balA.es IoeAIly b he tOvnshaD.
snd The sszhins6 exreass sprsad
over = period q tn pears. void 20
-1ce~d ten cents per acre pr year
% tHru Ianda What b tue a ms
a6is I'll y found to uork cot Tsry
ciossly aioaE thess Iinss In nearly an
states u tks central West
he s5ozst q nOnsy Wasted uDo.
the kiEhuHys q any state bstreGn
I PitfstarE ard DsnVsr. ard fron Ma
sesotz % FIOTt1a. Eolld more than
pay he fnteres- On The b0uds nsesS
say 70 basls ard EaintAfn arSt-elas.
permanent roaAs We night state 4
IN anoshsr SEy- That the economist
that can b anoouplishsd and n.
bensffs that iii accrue from inp-oV
Ing TIE Highways. uiIi take %. froz
The burden q the people many tissl
more than the tzIss 70 build the rod
Vin impose Why BOT eo1vert tht
waste into = peruanezt asset Va.
rot have better conditiOas vksn "
car % % 20 EASILY
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

=. urosr ,hfaS. OF Il percAAnoe 90
~ N sirhs tkinE thea soiHg y a
- srorE rfns. ezzses = ioss q tlp.-
~ psr dsyi
n % dspartzent q adnlnis.Ta;ioa
Ave ue more sirnaIiy fAile4 than N
asaunr via ne sxsstton q he hiza-
uays. u Il tine % fare AbO1f Ard
naks an ssort % Est bettsr res1lis
= 4 any vou1sT psopis are sore
Sea h eozes 70 payinE rod tAIesf
Th<y have been II Il for gsnsrAtioas
nrS uith here ana tksTe an eresptioa.
- roads are - betfer than hey we're
= ttrin ptrh
Tke c1sstiou nos q uhAt specine
10 skHu ~ done N order % ST
1-strr rsssIts. The trst stsp IN the
wrft.rs opirioa 4 % vfps out ne
h,rr rysrsn q -voSkizg Out- he tar
a. Ne ann.al picnie OF tAikfsst- hat
er-.Ily takes piaee n The early fan
uArn sveTyhoty Turns cot % IN
prrps- ~ rod Thers e 70 eeenits
So. ths rrarfics = % pIou and
s-rnp.. ard iii he esatsf q IT, RID
usfh sud. weeds. brush and sArSh
nakinr vhnE before VS. = passAol'
~ ous that d ilpasssbss. The late
49, q TIE seanos prsvs1ts = proDei
estrisnsnt beiors ths hs-vy fAn rAi-i
a Ne Writer sess b Tie usedi
I'd nn1 hrusA are sure - nake tro1
~ fur . year o. no-s. May . tim
n vriisr has ohssrvsd suneh q
msn nnd teams 20 . hunerSS eoilAr'
v--sk - dansre % rurk out 90
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

Ezzge as s7coth as a ribbon- No
soSueE had he Turned in under oOrer
tasn Ne saE . neighhor With tao
teams cozing ScEa over the road. IN
soing Al he had done Tie comment
-s1e ucSid not Iook vel in print
n the parry N qaessioa had any Ap-
preeiHfion q The fitness q things. be
uuuld have driven aloag The Ode a
ths rad. ana len The draEsed surface
- Il would shed water ard dTy
snooth- A hvsdoIlAr ane viii oSsts
voald have ben a s0od lesson
Tks ssutimsit h sveryuhsre for
betfar hiEhuaya -cooe Rsads- = ths
unIrurlal czy-essryee4s ~aniE lene
Ting done. hi nsAriy ever sonnn
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

Greer o. tzPO-tznr'Ir 4 oGzu-v q.
ten % nfresn tOEns ozs Eood e.
Etnssr vt,h three ko-r E.ues a.
nsu IRA nzshinsTi.eh tsvf.r /,
god fore1zr. IN thir fozr yesrS
Sui sake szch = shOiz n. peouJ.
I'll ro1tsE hey esto5~r..ss "a.
cd III and Eiss nsth
II the -sshot slEga -. ,sor..
e ara followed. Il 700 I..s- 10
BE tie results for the 4 -. "a
RI havf-g regular esp -. 80
he nen and ho-zes b~oo-.
prceeiert ard % more iesav a.,
II. -x-senhoru- uo1ld 90 9. S,v.
ara The Sork IN Be far -.
e. ueli
ne above oatline b fot ,,.,.
-snt q earth roads Whs IT,.
cones ana cone Il III -.
maiu roads I'll have 70 hAs -
sloosh ueartng surface e..
ErsEeI Or briek. all q TIE 80.
viouEly core - above 81 fduUi
- valuable a. : SrsbArAfios -.
. pernabs1t rssS
he Inaurzrzrioz q sch = pl,u
auDaaI 10 he peopses they
ny are gsttinG somsthing Z
/ no1ey pa1d Ths4r attit1de
change fros Oss q hostility % 2
II eoopsratisa. ard tAis b q
,upor1anee Tie writer oncs -
sntsrp-tssng farmer vho had .
drag He took Il CT IN = rain I
ara dragged . ME q road-
twice over Il uutfl n vas r. nj
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

-
~
-
80 : -
= ia
- q @11 se.
= -. 40 As puhEAa
J, u. : IN . sSlE-LET.
: =. - e. % Al sz-zA
! - CT aAo1g Ne g1E1.
80 y 5oSses @. ~ r..
- s-'i@He - II tsess -
7-3sl Ne eozpsci- szooEh roAs-
~ F7---I 4 serssr roa1 czz -
- = o-e lsar Z Las -. b foi-
- a = ri n rHree yezrB
- % -. I'D tse rod S1li -
- N11 vi serve . better ~
70 20 FORGET tat H. Eoss tzpcrl
- al .. rad b--I<i.E = srztlags
- VA EFe O. 81 tsehes q gEzyeE
- : = erzlls1 rad WI give ~
= s-llS IA tHice tbs zz.eriz1
- : io-e IAzs = tz5e-fecSly drzk.-
WA he Eri-sr Vas 4ftsz1lzE tho
GeAt lHie-rz,to1zi Nsestzg q Raa1
Eesi1es1s n rzT1s. ISss. &C. q tka
ee'e@1iss asked an ez1sE1t Fre.eh
enslHeeT EOS 500. sfts- The rod Ezs
o-iiI = cozzezese % zzks rspatrA-
NJ answer Es- The nsu 6.y.
u sny pace s-ites I. tie saves
ne. y certainly VII % - q -
Asnsy he sS,e1ci1 rua1s q
Europe are looked z-ter ~ ~ stfez1-
All No gees ever the1 every vssk.
40 - 500 - . break apDsars. tho
Necessary rsDztr b zz1s- II thAs
oo1nIrJ Ne Dszc1iee hzS bee1 % ibid
a e1psnslEe rod o. pave . street -
. hign eosI ard % RIDING via 4 -.
u Z oeco1ss i1EzEssbie
hns1 any township has vel rz6-
e nd ufoEOugkly eEzt1ed Is kt<h-
SAss Ne Question q good roa<S =
nslf solved b1r only hz1 A E=@Sth
hard wearing surface Elst ~ ~ -
p t1e sane. especially GgO. he 1zi1
ElEassyA Where tke stzte al pl1a
: followed he eTFesss i zot b1r-
den 70 aEyoze and TIE be.es1 are
may aa1 s-zTe1 IN y an
We sOneI2ss hear The stzteneEt
nzee y tkose vic are uJtng 70 ID
Objections 70 TIE b-i6i1g e kard
roads. thai an earth rOzd = E1ch
Eie@szIisr % eFtEe E7o1 a11 easier
ioT ne horsss. and tse-sfors Tie -
EzEtssss q . good rad are b SOC
degree o-se1 b. Tie fat that a
earn Toa1 ~ certain sszsf = ths
estteE q The rEo
he ETits- las always Advocated.
tns1 Were = . 1rzrrtczl. = void -
Eel 70 lszEe > szOO-h saEth To1A
zlO1ssies Of TIE stozs q gravel nd.
% nat The drivers night ehOose -
tween he tEo- Nhsz lie ve11hg =
me sns ne ezT1h rad = szOc<A. the
cTfveIs VII 1s1zily take tnat u pref-
erenee 70 ne hard road Ms saves
wearing ne hard rod s11 h1s =
serves dosbse P-S1ae Let heavy
rain Descend and sEs.yoocJ takes IL
aAre road he difference = tne II
proved highSay = gOo1 - tzJs n
he year. and tie o1her Foad = sDo1
and b11 - tzrEA Having hs1 So
y SIDE vhieh ez1 e2zly - e11s
EithO1t acciuo1A e1pe1se. u Dso1ls
have ne enOies
I1sns : z1OthsE fezf1s q the -
Ezne1- road tnzt s10G11 10 - los<
sight o. In TIE Busy season VIE
the eroPs are bei1g planted. so1e-
] - -" - -
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23

asrInr roaa tan he STORIES tod. TIE
stunts q Wrestling tunVang and cher
nlkislle oversees. naks 4 . ha66Ay
uioIst ~ every one
Tk.rs b hnl ons Thing 10 %: col-
~ nn ths rad taxss n casA nnA pay
= have ne uurk dens undr II bsst
upsrviEio. ohtninabIs-
Thn vorking cat TIE rsad TAI dntsS
l.Ik bei.rs n var. VIA thsre vas
~ ulris nonsT h slrcnlnaIna. and Il
u11 nszs u Impossible f1r IL psopls
- rl1 q. lax = nry cher ny \
= tl1rurl nou- ne lahor syn1en
- oulIiVs1 ~ ussfnlns.. anf lAoult
b..s s.n.l.s. even = . shs ~
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-06-23
WASTE N HIGHyAYs
uaLr ne noNEv spEHV N
puBLIc RoeDs - THRoN
sOOO ROADS. UNIVERSAL car

rv,rs.sy wsss ss--sha.s Dsns.
- Hs.sy every cs--saisy h
orsuI.u 1. t,s psrk-uns . Fss'
ass.s 40 Try ssr ssss.r ns'siiA
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-02-10
G,,trrprisr.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10,
Subscripuou Rates.
STATE CAPITOL NEWS.

Former Governor Thomas says he
stands about as much show OF being
United States Senator as celuloid dog
would have in trying to catch an asbes-
tos cat in the warm department Of eter-
nifty. But State Senator Crowley still
loyalty supports him.
The Republicans OF the two houses are
acting as unit. with the majority con-
trolling, except when they are pledged to
certain measures. and they have agreed
in lint caucus to never vote for Demo-
crat for the United States Senatorship.
1t takes all the Democratic and four
Republic votes IN the house to submit a
constitutional amendment. thus the Repub.
licans control. Last week they forced
the author of the state and county four
year term amendments to send them
back to committees for further consider
alton and they demand that the Demo-
Gratis bring out the recall with these bills
The dead lock on United States Sena-
torship legislation and appointments con-
tinres. A peculiar feature OF the sItua-
ton is the fact that not one OF the men
receiving the larger number of votes rep
resent in any way the Democratic plat
form of last year. In other words Speer
and Adams. the leaders. are supported by
the Anti-PIatform redemption crowd
The Governor has not sent very many
appointments to the senate for confirma-
ton since the committee on state affairs
has seen fit to hold up the names Of
Edward Keating and Blair BurweIl as
members OF the Land Board Commission
Legislation is also at stand still. The
platform men say. no legislation. then
no senator" The Speer-Adams people
say. mo Senator. No Legislation"
Colorado people may not know it. but
she IS without land board today. or:
for that matter. without any one in au-
thority over her state lands today. The
adoption of the Constitutional amend
nent creating the board of land commits
missioners. took the controlling power
over land board affairs away from the
old state land board. The failure of the
senate to confirm the appointments OF
Heating and Burwell leaves that depart
ment vacant OF officials. DR.. Jefferson.
the registra~. and the other employees
continue to act on old matters but no
meetings are beng held. no new business
transacted. and 1t is very doubtful il the
registrar has the authority to serve, since
a new amendment abolished his Office,
This condition exists solely because ti
the personal animosity between M.
Speer and Mr.. Patterson.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-02-10
IN THE SOCIETY WORLD
&c

Mrs. w. B. Gob'n and daughter Eva
were charming hostesses at delightful
Valentine party on Wednesday, afternoon.
when forty fiye-ladies were entertained.
Red and white we're the, colors used in
decorations, red hearts In every conceiv-
able place. whilethe flowers were red and
white carnations. A new kind of guess
ing contest called Authors Puzzle" was
the amusement. Mrs D. W. Lewis car
ried off the prize, which was a dozen
carnations. A dainty three course lunch
con was served. Mesdames kearnsy
Phenecie and Meyers assisting.
+ j
The Ladies of the Maecabees held their
monthly social at the home of DR.. T. B.
Wilson on South Main St. In the guessing
contest Mrs. D. F. Kane won the prize
and Mrs. P. L. Lowe the BOBBY. Mrs. G.
K. Johnson played several good selections
OF music which we're very much enjoyed
by the ladies'. After partaking of lovely
refreshments prepared by the hostess
the ladies departed at late hour for
their respective homes, feeling they had
spent a most delightful afternoon.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Cob
in entertained at z o'clock luncheon
followed by cards. Over forty guests
we're present and needless to state ev-
cry one had a most enjoyable tune. Mr..
and Mrs. Goblin are noted for their hos
ptality.
Mrs. Mary J. Haskill entertained the
Afternoon Whist Club at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Jos. H. Price, North Eight
street. Yesterday afternoon. A most en-
joyable time is reported.
Mrs. o. G. Dukate's class Of young
ladies' OF the Methodist Church will en-
tertain their mothers at a Valentine party
on Monday evening.
Hunter Cover will entertain the Senior
Glass at a Construction party" this eve
ming at the handsome Cover home east
OF town.
Invitations are out for an AT Home
to be given on Saturday afternoon by
Miss Mae Fenton and sister. Mrs. Chail-
gren.
DR.. and Mrs. z. T. Roberts will enter
tain at dinner and cards this evening.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-02-10
SCHOOL NOTES
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Through sickness. many of the teach
ers have been unable to attend to their
school duties for the past few days.
Miss Lorena Underhili. who taught the
third grade in the Liberty building. has
accepted position in the University Of
Colorado to teach Philosophy. Miss
Mylitta Morris. recently Of the Chicago
Heights schools. has taken the position
made vacant by Miss Underhll's rese-
nation.
The physical examination made in the
schools Of the district, in harmony with
the requirements Of the state law. dis
closes the following conditions among the
students:
EUREKA BUILDING
Boys Girls Tot
No pupils with defects of sight 0
LA FAYETTE
No pupils with defects of sight 30 IS -
Pupils with defects of hearing 2 3 8
Total No. Pupils with one or
more defects 32 ID so
WASHINGTON
Pupils with defects of sight 63 40 H.
Pupils with defects of hearing 25 IS II
Pupils with defects of breathing 30 % IS
Pupils with mental defects z 8
Pupils with physical defects
other than mentioned
Total No. Pupils with one or
more defects IS So III
LIBERTY
Pupils with defects Of sight 90 IS 175
Pupils with defects OF hearing Is 10 26
Pupils with defects in breathing 80 26 80
Pupils mentally defective s
rupils with moral defects 2
Pupils with physical defects
other than mentioned 6
Total No. Pupils with one or
more defects 103 So 1856
HIGH SCHOOL
Pupils with defects OF sight % 60 IS
Pupils with defects of hearing 8
Pupils with de feels of breathing 3
Pupils with one or more deteets 20 go So
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-02-10
STAR ENTERTAINMENT COURSE
Whitney Male Quartet Is the Next
Number

The concert by the Whitney Male
Quartet touched high water mark in
musical quality. 1t was universally agreed
that theirs was the most artistic and
high class concert ever given by male
quartet in this city. and Hutchinson has
had the Uttumwas, Wesieyans, Temples
and many other Of the fsmous quartet
companies. This is remarkable organi-
zatuon because 1t is composed Of four full
brothers. Their home is in Rochester.
New York. They have the advantage
Of thorough musical training. In addi-
ton to this the four voices blend perfectly
and a harmony is created which is very
pleasing. The tenor solo work of Alvin
Whitney and the bass solos Of Yale Whit
ney called forth repeated eneores.-
Hutchinson (Kon) Independent.
Those who heard the Whitney Bros.
Quartet last year can testify to the above
clipping and will be glad we are sure to
hear them again Wednesday evening,
Feb. 18th at s:l5.
Tickets at Hill & Clark and Awards.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-02-10
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PATTERSON VALLEY.


Mr.. 3. Brown left Wednesday with a
load Of household goods for his new home
near Nybsrg.
joe Garreli is breaking colts for Gram
ger Wilson.
James Palmer has nine coyote scalps
to his credit so far this winter, and DAN
ME Brown follows with eleven.
Mrs. T. 3. Wilson gave cheer to the
Country club Thursday of this week. tire
members no doubt enjoying good time.
Mrs. Monkman of Rocky Ford was the
house guest.
Mr.. Charley Pace has taken employ
msnt with Walter Fagg. on the latter's
ranch.
J. C. Bell is down from Silverton visit
ing the Harton family. He says the
snow fall is heavy in the mountains.
As usual, Patterson valley is again to
the fore. one Of its farmers. mir. Simon S
Head. taking the Sloo prize offered by
the A. 3. 6. company for beets producing
the most sugar per acre. And remember
this was no small beat. for it was IN com
petition with the thousands of other beet
growers from Pueblo to the Kansas line
But then this is only another illustration
of the wonderfully rioh and productive
soil OF Patterson valley.
Osi Lewis and pair of colts had a
disagreement the other day. while haul
ing load OF hay. Said colts "bolted".
a short turn upset the wagon, and when
Mr.. Lewis crawled out from under the
hay the team was far down the horizon.
Some broken vehicle and dozen panels
of barbed wire fence was the damage,
done.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-02-10
SwINK RESERVOIR SYSTEM
Takes On New Life This Week
Work Under Way

which mas been allowed to lag since the
Senator's death. was this week taken up
with renewed vim and from now on will
be carried rapidly forward to completion
On Tuesday Lewis Swink. H. A. Daw-
ley and Claude Swink. offi1ers of the
Swink Ditch and Reservoir Co. rode out
to Reservoir No. and started the Pueblo
contractor to work raising the dykes and
enIarging the dam. As soon as this is
finished work will be started on the ditch
from Nc. 5 and at the same time the
Swink ditch gang is at work on the can
al south of Manzanola, which assures
activity along the entire project.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-02-10
For Sale or Trade.

Milk COWS good fresh COWS with calves
by their side. Will sell or trade for fat
COWS. Fenton Feed Lot. n mile west
from factory gate. -37