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Miss Ada Maxwell spent Wedne sday
in Pueblo.
M. J. Hsrz spent Tuesday in Fowler
and Manzanola.
Born.-To Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Stanley
on Friday last. son.
Mrs. H. Van Buskirk spent Wednesday
with friends in Pueblo.
S. w. Cressy left Wednesday on a
business trip to Denver.
John Wisda returned on Friday from a
short trip to New Mexico.
W. B. Vaudeville left on Sunday for
a business trip to Chicago.
A bouncing boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Pearl Reed on Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Winike Of La Junta spent
Sunday with Miss Zeta Bradley.
John Hushaw spent the fore part of
the week on business in Manzanola.
A. L. Hadley left last Friday for St.
Louis. on business and pleasure trip
E. Austin and wife left Wednesday
for Seattle to make their future home.
Mrs. A. C. Sloan left on Wednesday
for Pueblo, where she will visit her son.
E.R. Boggs returned home on Satur-
day from a months business trip to
Illinois.
Mrs. M. McMorris left on Wednesday
for California. where she expects to
remain.
Mrs. Mary Splnney of Denver arrived
on Monday and will make this city her
future home.
Mr., and Mrs. Ray Tallman returned
home on Saturday after short honey
moon trip to Trinidad.
Miss Sophia White Of Pueblo spent
the first CT the week visiting relatives
and friends in this city.
Col. Fred Perdue had as his guest the
first Of the week J. Giver. brother
auctioneer of Granada.
George Miller and L. N. Hendricks
Of Holly spent the week end with Rocky
EOIo oAio AiiShNS'
The Knights of Columbus gave most
enjoyable post-Lenten supper and dance
in X, of P. hall last evening.
E. H. Gereeke. manager Of the Lamar
sugar factory. spent Yesterday at the A.
B. S. Co. headquarters in this city.
Engineer Bayle Of the A. B. S, Co.. is
spending a few days in Rocky Ford,
looking over the local sugar factory.
Ernest Bostwick returned on Friday
from the Imperial Valley. California.
where he has been for several months.
Drs. Barbour and Maier were in La
.Junta on Tuesday, attending the regular
monthly meeting of the County Medical
society,
Mr.. Hodgins, prominent real estate
man of Maxwell. N. M. left for his home
on Tuesday. after few days visi. in
this city.
Wallace Best moved his family and
household effects up from La Junta on
Tuesday, and is again to be numbered as
one of our citizens.
E. E. Cadwallader made a short visit
to his Rocky Ford home last week. en-
route from the East to look after the
Crutchfield & Woodfolk cantaloupe
business in Imperial Valley.
As evidence that the high wind Of We'd
nssday was of near-cyclonic velocity the
Enterprise would refer its readers to Carl
Weld, who had seven courses Of brick
blown from bis new building on Walnut
avenue.
THE Sources Of Our knowledge of
Jesus" will be the sermon subject next
Sunday morning at the Christian church.
This is the first of series of sermons on
the life Of Christ. The evening sub jeer
will be "Keeping the Heart
H. M. Ingraham last week closed a
deal in which he exchanged part of his
Rocky Ford property for dairy farm
near Monett, Mo. His son Eugene has
already left to take charge of the new
place and Mr.. and Mrs. lngraham ex-
pect to leave within few weeks.
W. X. Greene, prominent capitalist oi
Kansas City and member of the firm Of
Greene Bros, bankers of Homewood
Kan, spent Sunday in this city with DR..
and Mrs LIP. Barbour. The GreeneBros.
last week purchased a controlling interes,
in the International Bank of Commerce oi
Pueblo and Mr.. Greene will assume