Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1914-03-20
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Fowler.
Arthur Beymer spent couple of days
in Cheraw this week.
Attorney E. C. Glenn and wife were
Pueblo visitors on Wednesday.
L. L. Rodeck returned Tuesday from
months visit to Excelsior Springs.
Harold Dye is moving this week to the
j. Jorgenson farm northeast of town.
L. A. Jack" Fleak was up from Las
Animas over Sunday visiting with friends.
Cedric Knause left on Monday for
Pueblo TOT accept position in the Con-
gress motel.
j. W. Bowman was business visitor
to Cheraw and the Holbrook country
Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Mcleod are re-
joicing over the arrival of fine young
son on St Patriok's day.
J. Jorgenson yesterday moved to the
r. A. Potter place, and Dick and family
will make their home in town.
G. A. Mason of Greenfield. Iowa. came
in on Tuesday for couple Of weeks visit
with his daughter, Mrs. W. A. Masten
and family.
A L. Hadley and John Williams &C
companied M. U. Randel to the Big Horn
Basin on Monday. to look over land
proposition.
j. A. Hart this week disposed of his
cantaloupe shipping sheds. tools. crate
material, etc.. to A. w. Creager of the
| Gilbert Seed Co.
L. R. Pollock. deputy grand exalted
ruler OF the Elks. left Wednesday for an
official visit to the lodges in the central
part of the state.
]. H. Price left Monday for Chicago
where he will make purchases for the re-
opening of The Reliable Store" Every
thing in the store will be new and of the
latest style.
Fire Marsh 4 Eichelberger requests
The Enterprise to announce that here
after the fire whistle will blow every
Monday evening at o'clock. One long
whistle for fire practice.
Mr., and Mrs. M. U. Randel departed
Monday for the Big Horn Basin to spend
the summer. The Randels expect to
come back in the fall and will again take
up housekeeping among their old friends.
The Elks are preparing to put on an
up-to-date minstrel show April 2 and 8
and are rehearsing every evening.
| There are several professionals from
Denver who will assist the local men
and a great time is anticipated.
| F. W. Welland of the New Method
Laundry has increased his business to
such an extent that he this week has
been compelled to add an auto truck to
his big line of vehicles. The new machine
was supplied by the Rocky Ford Trading
Co.
| The Moose lodge gave a very success
full smoker Wednesday evening in their
hall. A number of invitations were is
sued and good crowd was in attend
ance. This order is beng built up rapid
ly and large number are being initial
ed every week.
Quarantine on the |. D, H ale home will
be lifted this morning. the six weeks de-
tention because of scarlet fever having
expired. The Hale family will ceebra
their release by leaving this afternoon in
their new REQ machine for week end
outing in Pueblo.
The Enterprise wishes to thank Mayor
Coffman for his kindly remembrance
which took the form of several of Cali
fornia's finest, which are far superior to
long to be with him and pick them right
from the tree.
E. W. Casebeer has purchased the
Hadey Produce business and has this
week taken full possession. Mr.. Case
beer is familiar with this work as for
years he had been associated with his
father in the grocery business and re-
Gently he has been employed by the COM
pany he now succeeds. See his advertise
ment in this issue.
At the request of several interested
parties the Ministerial Association has
srranged to hold a union jubilee service at
1850 p. m. this friday evening at the
Presbyteria church. All those interest
ed in the revival campaign just closed,
especially the new converts are invited
to be in attenda nee. If an overflow meet
ing should be necessary in order to &C
commodate all that come. the Christion
church will be opened.
C. L. Hoklin, colporteur Of the Ameri-
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