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F. M. Harsn returned Saturday after
three weeks visit in the south.
W. B. Vaudeville returned on Sunday
from business visit in California.
Mrs. Charley Cartwright and family
left Wednesday for an extended visit in
California.
W. 3. Goblin and son Joe went to Dem
yer on Wednesday and will probably
return on Sunday.
The Young Mems club has gone out of
business and their effects will be sold at
a public sale on Saturday.
P K. Blinn. of the Experimental farm
gave an address before the Sugar City
Agricultural Club last Saturday.
Chas. Ginter for the past year employ
ed at the City Drug Store went to Dem
yer last week to take the State pharmacy
examination.
Mrs. Mendenhall. who has spent the
past few weeks with her son Harry and
family. returned to her home in St. Joe.
last Saturday.
Mrs. Murphy and daughter Miss Mary,
left yesterday for Albuquerque, N. M, to
make an extended stay for the benefit of
Miss Mary's health.
The College students are beginning to
come home for the holidays. Tonight are
expected those from Boulder, Ft. Collins.
Denver and Colorado Springs.
A wireless from our old Rocky Foro
booster M. U. Randel says that he and
his wife .have left the Big Horn Basin
and are on their way back to Rocky
Ford.
Garland Shelton junior member of the
popular grocery firm of Buck and Pap"
left Tuesday for Toleda. Ohio, where he
has accepted a position with a large
grocery firm.
A deal was closed last Saturday by
which Mrs. Nora Lowe became the owner
of the George Harris property southwest
of town. Mrs. Lowe moved into her new
house on Monday.
Glenn Ryan was taken to the Van
Antwerp sanitarium last Saturday suf-
fering from an attack of appendicitis. He
is recovering rapidly this week and ex-
poets to be out soon.
Mrs. Phllo K. Blinn has the following
house guests for the Christmas holidays:
Mrs. Gates and daughters Miss Margaret
and Virginia and Miss Alma Rutledge. all
of Denver who arrived on the late train
last night.
Miss Annie E. Otwell will spend the
Christmas vacation at her old home in
Carlinville, ILL.,. when there will be
gathering of the clan Otwell who will
have grand reunion with ther mother
at that place.
Mrs. A. H. and Miss Beaver returned
Friday from Denver where they had been
studying special music from a noted
teacher. Particulars of the result of their
visit may be found in an announcement
in our advertising columns.
A bad hombre was on the warpath on
Monday night when he tried to carve up
his family with a huge knife. A hurry
call brought Night Marshall Lane to the
place who promptly brought the Mexican
to time and he is now resting in the city
jail
Mayor and Mrs. G. NJ. coffman retur-
ned from Hot Springs on Wednesday and
will remain in the city until after the
holidays. Their host of friends are pleas
ed to see that they have been greatly
benefited by the baths and change Of
climate.
This week two suppers are attracting
considerable attention. Both are given
for Christmas charity and promise to be
well attended. The Christian churc
young people are giving waffle and
oyster supper Friday night. The @. E. C.
of the M. E. Church are serving an oyst-
er supper Saturday evening.
Mr., and Mrs. John Hickman are the
proud and happy parents of a baby
daughter born Tuesday morning. Anna
Elizabeth is tine little lady's name, The
postoffice force reports that the happy
dad is making his rounds in record time
in order to be with the new member of
the family as much as possible.
Writing from Rogers, Ark, to renew
his subscription to The Enterprise. j. H.
Young former well known Rocky Ford
butcher says, "We are all well and getting
along fine. enjoying beautiful weather
with plenty of fresh vegetables in the
garden. A big apple fair and chicken
show in town this week. The crop of
fruit this year was worth two million
dollars" Mr.. Young sends regards to all