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c. Wagner returned Wednesday from
an extended visit with relatives in Mis-
souri,.
John Broomfield of La Junta was the
Sunday guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cameron.
Clinton Loveland. of Cumberland.
Conn. is the guest of his cousin Mrs.
Emily U. Randall, this week.
C. S. Culp returned Tuesday from a
weeks visit with relatives and friends in
his old home in Scottsville. Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Coleman left on
Saturday for Miami. Okla. where Mr..
Coleman has extensive mining interests.
Paul Goblin returned Wednesday from
Syracuse, Kan. where he had been in
the interest of the Arkansas Valley
Broom Factory.
Miss Mabel Boyd left yesterday for her
home in Denver after spending several
weeks at the home of her aunt Mrs.
Robt. voegtle.
Mrs. Barbara Stair arrived in the city
on Wednesday, from Decator. ILL.,. and
will visit her daughter Mrs. L. R. Fenla-
son for several weeks.
Mrs. Mary Poulson, who has been visit
ing her daughter Mrs. W. B. Goblin for
the past two months left Wednesday for
her home at Kingsburg. Cal.
The Ladies of the G. A. r. will meet in
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at 2:50 o'clock. All members are
earnestly requested to be present.
Miss Ethel Overbach came home last
Saturday from Fort Collins where she
has just completed a course in music at
the conservatory in connection with the
Agricultural College.
Senator Crowley wishes to inform the
public that the gates are open into his
famous orchard and anyone is welcome
to drive through. This orchard is at its
prettiest now with the trees all in bloom
Ward Fenton returned Tuesday from
Kansas City where he had accompanied
shipment Of eight carloads of sheep
from the Bennett and Caldwell ranches
and a car of cattle from the DR.. Fenton's
ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. o, B. Stauffer returned
Friday from stay Of several months IN
Hot Springs, Ark. Mrs. Stauffer will
spend the summer nRooky Ford but Mr..
Stauffer expects to go back in the course
Of few weeks.
At the Methodist church, the pastor S.
B. Warner, will speak on Sunday MORN
ing and receive and baptise persons who
wish to,unite with the church. In the even
ing at 800 o'clock he will preach on
Eve, the Mother of the Race"
Mrs. Harry Jameson moved her furni-
ture to La Jnnta on Tuesday where she
and her husband will now make their
home. Harry Sherman. The Enterprise
foreman. has leased the Jameson prop
erty and will move into it next week.
The Baptist Young Peoples Uoion will
give social and entertainment at the
Baptist church on Friday evening. May.
8, B. Y. P. U. societies of the valley
and everyone interested in the building up
of the 3. Y. P. u are invited to attend.
Rocky Ford friends of Arthur J. Case
beer will be interested in the news con-
tanned in letter to The Enterprise that
our former townsman on April became
member of Morganstein, MCGEE, Hem
ing and Hendee. the most prominent
firm of lawyers ip San Diego, Cal.
May Rilma. Guernsey COW has just
broken the worlds record with the pro-
duotion of butter making 1855 pounds in
565 days. She is owned by E. B. Cas-
saith. of Berwyn. Pa. Clark Kitchen saw
one of her grandaughters. young heifer.
while he was recently in Wisconsin, who
sold for little less than $500.
On Friday last message from Deca-
tor, ILL.,, was received by friends of Mr..
and Mrs. L, E. Wise. announcing the
birth of baby girl weighing 4 pounds
Hardly had congratulations been sent be-
fore another message came telling of the
serious illness of the bate. Yesterday
another telegram was received by Mrs.
Mendenhall saying the baby was improv-
ing but its condition was still most serious
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wise
hope that the little one may be spared to
her parents and that before long they
may all come back to Rocky Ford. Mrs.
Wise is doing nicely except for the worry
over her babe.
G. w. Lewis returned late last week
from three weeks business trip through
Missouri, Illinois. Arkansas, Texas and
Oklahoma. He spent ten days in Chicago
looking after his property in the Windy