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Russell Sheldon was La Junta visit
or last Friday.
w. r. Hardey left on Tuesday for
business trip in Missouri.
| C.L, Lawrence returned Monday even-
ing from trip to Cripple Creek.
Miss Emma Larmore spent Friday u
La Junta with Mrs. Vern Arntzen.
Mrs, D. D. Wiley has returned from
three-months visit with relatives in
Illinois.
Mrs. j. A. Standlea returned Monday
from three months visit with relatives
in King City. Mo.
P..J. IWeist returned Saturday from
son the last few weeks.
Prof. H. o. Marsh left Sunday for
Manhattan. Kan,, where he will take a
three months course in geology.
Harry Kramer of Las Animas spent
the week end in this city with his friends
Hamer Culp and Hunter Cover.
Misses Culp and Holoomb returned to
Scottsville.. Kan.. on Wednesday after
pleasant visit at the c. S. Culp home.
S. M. Graham. travelling inspector of
the Canadian Pacific Railway. was a
caller at The Enterprise office on We'd
nesday.
The party who on Tuesday afternoon
pisked up SIS bill in the postoffice is re-
quested to leave same with The post
master.
The musical program of the Ohio
Iowa reunion will be especially fine this
year. The Enterprise will print it in
full next week.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kellogg
on Sunday morning, daughter. 1t is
now "Grandfather" Pollock as well as
Or. Pollock. if you please.
Geo. W. Higgins celebrated the New
Years by coming home from an EXTEND
ed visit with relatives in Springfield. VT,
and points in New Hampshire.
Mrs. Harry Reed returned to her home
in Penrose on Monday after a pleasant
visit with parents Mr.. and Mrs. M. E.
Byers and other Rocky Ford friends.
Mss Alice Burke left on Sunday for
Wray, Colo.. to resume her school duties
after a pleasant vacation visit in this
city with her mother and Rocky Ford
friends.
Frank Haight has disposed Of his ten
acre tract west Of this city. and his bank
deposit has been enriched oyer $4,000,
which speaks pretty highly Of land prices
in this vicinity.
Herle Ayers. student in the Denver
University and Roy Bosley from the
William Jewell College were the guests
of Mrs. Ella Nelson and her daughtdr
Miss Ruth last week.
VIM. D. Roe father of Marvin G. Roe
who was recently killed while working
in the Swink sugar factory. has received
check for $1,000 insurance, carried 10
the Rocky Ford Camp. W. o. W.
Mrs. Carrie Smith. mother of Virgil
Smith and Mrs. Nora Hoffman. died at
the home of her son last Monday. Funeral
services were held at the Hoffman home
on Wednesday. Rev. Goff of the Christian
church officiating.
The Shubert Concert Co. drew a large
and appreciative audience on Tuesday
evening. The violinis and sopr ano singer
were especially good. The high school
is to be commended upon bringing this
high class company to our town.
The basketball games of last Friday
evening resulted as follows. Alumni boys
against high school boys, 54 to 9 in favor
Of the alumni. Alumni girls against high
school girls "a to IA in favor of high
school girls. The next game will be
played this friday evening between
Manzanola and Rocky Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Welland returned
Sunday from Colorado Springs where
they had been summoned on account OF
the serious illness Of Mrs. Welland's S
mother. The lady died last week and
was buried on Friday. The sympathy
of their friends is extended to them at
this time.
Ford Steward returned Monday from a
visit to his ranch fat Allison and reports
that all the formsr Fordites in the Dur :
ango country appear quite prosperous.
Ford has been going pretty strong to
alfnlfa on his place and says that he has
about carload Of the very finest alfalfa
seed for disposal as his share of las,
years crop.
Something new in the way Of fertilizine
the A. B. S, Cos farm will be inaugural