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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-11-06
Notice of Final SettIesmcns nm,
Dctcrn inntion of Heir.i,ip

In THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF No. 500
REBEcCA j. WILSON. DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given, That on Monday
he 9th day of November. A. ID. 1914, at the
hour of 10 u. IN. OF said day, the same being
one of the regular days of the Septen ber
Term of the County Court of Otero County
in tho State Of Colorado, l. Anna F. Creaper'
.Adminstratrix OF said estate, will appear
before the Judge of said Court present NV
final settlement as such Administrative, pru y
the approval of the same. and will Then ss k
to be discharged as such administrator AT
which time and place any person In interest
may appear and present objections. 10 the
same. If any there be.
And further notice is hereby given. That nj
said time and place the Court VIII receive
and hear proofs concerning the heirs OF said
deceased pursuant 10 the verified peution of
Anna f. Creager. claimant. as neIr NJ law of
said deceased. heretofore filed hereIu asking
for a judicial ascertainnent and uetermnn-
tion Of the heirship of said estate. anu from
which IL appears that George ID. Wiison, John
A. Wilson. Anna Z. Creager Emma piummtr
Ida Nj. Miller. Evan D. Wilson and Donald r.
Wilson are heirs of said deceased
Now, therefore, Any ant a., PC, sons who
are or who claim to be heirs ut law OF said
Rebecca j. Wilson, deceased. are hereby re-
quired to be and appear thereat abide the
determination of the Court thereon.
Dated at Rocky Ford, Colorado, this 5th
day of October 1914
ANNA 4 CREAGgH. AdmlpislratT,x
of the Estate OF Rehecca j. Wilson, Decreased
"A. Is. WALLis Attorney OCT g3D
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-11-06
Almost Too Much.

A wealthy Jew on his vacation was
fond of horseback riding. He had
been hiring fine horse, and decided
to buy It, il he could make arrange
ments to have 1t kept on the hotel
grounds. He spoke to the manager,
who smiled and named a ridiculously
high rate. Excuse me-" said the son
of Abraham, with twinkle in his
eyes. but I don't mind If you sting me
for my board-I'm Jew-but the
horse amt a Jew, too, is it?"-San
Francisco Argonaut
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-11-06
FRIDAY. NOV. 6. l9l
EUREKA


Mrs. Ernest Kraus and brothers re-
turned from Bellville, Kan, where they
went to bury their father, E. B Hell
wich of SanDimas, Calf. Mr.. Helwich
at one time lived near Rocky Ford. Ed
Helwich of Boise, Idaho, and Otto Hell
wich of Ordway, returned with Mrs.
Kraus and have gone to their respective
homes.
Little Bert Danley is showing much
patience for such lively kid) to be
laid up in bed with broken leg.
H. E. Kelsay and family visited the
Charles Seeman home on Sunday.
B. H. Carter is SLIDING pulp and beet
tops. This is said to make an ideal feed
for milk cows.
Mrs. Earl Robertson was delightfully."-
surprised on her birthday by her Sunday
school class. When that lady reached
home from church last Sunday after
noon, to her amazement she found the
house filled with the members of her
class and many of her relatives, while a
most appetizing odor of turkey and
fixins" was in the air. Mrs. Robertson
was the recipient of many beautiful
presents, among them being a goldstone
and dish from her class. More than
forty guests were in attendance.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-11-06

Have stored temporarily in the vicinity
of Rocky Ford strictly high grade piano
which will be SOLD cheap for quick sale.
for cash or easy payments to respon-
sible party. Anyone contemplating the
purchase of high grade piano may OBJ
tain particulars by addressing The Denver
Music Company at Denver. Colo. -25
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-11-06
Economic Epiaram.

To speak :ruthfully. to work faith
fully. steadily and conscientiously, to
deal fairly. - look upon others fail
ings compassionately- give
more lasting rewards than political
or social prominence. or financial
gains through lying. shirking. cheat.
Ing and defaming.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-11-06
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|@| CLUB 3|
! ||ss NEWS GS|
(g@ l@a!

Club that is looked forward to with
pleasure is Presidents day. This was
celebrated at the home of Mrs. AS.
johnson last Friday evening October
80. The guests were received by the
President, Miss Otwell, il her pleasing
manner. The beautiful lome of Mrs.
Johnson was appropriately decorated,
with lanterns, black cats, and the fam
GUS goblins of the season. The ladies
were surprised by a visit from the
"Witch of Endor" and those who
sought the advice of this noted witch
are well satisfied with their future
prospects. After musical program by
Mesdames Maring, Marshall, Van
Buskirk and Steele, refreshments were
served and the guests departed with a
souvenir basket of nuts and the mem
ory of delightful evening.
The next regular meeting of the club
will be held in the libary club room To-
morrow { Saturday afternoon at the
usual hour.
The regular meeting of the C. w. r.
M. was held with Mrs. E. C. Shelton on
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Donner
gave an interesting book review of
1.-The Social Aspects of Foreign, Mis-
sions." Rev. Dugan brot report of
the C. w. b. M. session from the con-
vention he recently attended at Atlanta,
Ga. There were 25 present, including
two new members. Refreshments were
served and profitable and enjoyable
afternoon was spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. S.W. Sinsheimer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bullen, of Swink
and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Fenlason and
Mrs. w. B. Vaudeville, of Rocky Ford,
were among the out of town guests
who attended the charity ball which
was given by the Sunshine Club in this
city Tuesday evening.-La Junta Trit-
une.
| Mr.. and Mrs. M. u. Randel were the
hosts of the Big Whist club on Wednes-
day evening. Besides the members
there were present Mr.. and Mrs. S. A.
Mathews, DIR. and Mrs. Roberts and
Mrs. NJ. J. Anderson.
| Mrs. Olive Van Buskirk entertained
the Five Hundred club on Monday even
ing. Besides the members there We're
as guests Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Mathews,
Mrs. Cheney, Leroy Elser, Frank john
son and DIR. Lawson.
D. T. club on Tuesday afternoon. The
out-of-club guests were: Mesdames
Gerecke, Zitkowski, Park, Haskell,
Stout, Kellogg, Joehnck and johnson.
Miss Blanch Rex entertained the
Tuck-a-B -Batche club at ''tatfy pull at
the home of Miss Ruth Hall on Monday
evening. This was a most delightful
affair and thoroughly enjoyed by all.
Mrs. NJ. u Randel entertained the
Afternoon Whist club yesterday. The
guests of the club were: Mesdames
Blotz, G. p Randall, C. Swink, Noble,
| Mathews and Todd.
The Rebekah club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Henry Funk, 5O6 North
Sixth street, this friday afternoon,
and it is desired that all members should
attend.
The Entire Nous club met with Mrs.
Lester Swink on Wednesday afternoon.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-11-06
DIR. X. c. Sapero.

Eye. ear. nose and throat specialist OF
Denver. will again be in Rocky Ford. one
day. Monday, Nov. l6. at FL Captain
hotel. Consultation and examination for
plassas free.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-11-06
over 1000 Patients

treated I'm Colorado. A large stock of glasses
and artificial eyes on hand. A large proper
tion of headaches. hysteria, insomnia. rhorea
tSt. Vitus Dancel, nervous prostration. hallu-
cination. stomach troubles and other physical
maadles. when of nervous nature. are
caused by eye strain. The removal of the
cause effects permanent cure.
Physicians especially are invited to call
and Investigate his methods of correcting
errors of refraction.
DR.. Sapero has been practcing in Colorado
for many years. He is II graduate OF the
leading medical colleges of Europe aud
this country. and is licensed to practice by
the State Board of Medical Examiners of
Colorado and other states.
References furnished from some of the
leading citizens of Rocky Ford and vicinity
now under treatment.
Remember. DR.. Sapero does not experiment.
He cures where others fail. Over II years
practical experience.
Thousands of testimonials from grateful
patients whom he has cured. furnished on
demand.
Dr. sapero has been visiting Rocky Ford
regularly for over 10 years.
II you desire to consult the Doctor. please
make appointments early.
Consultation and Examinations
for Glasses Free.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-11-06

For Sale.-Some very fine young COWS
coming fresh. c. W. Irwin. Phone White
SOL letf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-11-06

For Sale Studebaker- Flanders
2o-horsepower roadster. See F. W.
Welland at New Method Laundry 2ltf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-11-06

You get that extra fancy steer beef al
Stauffers
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-11-06

Eight room house for rent. Phone
West 2lO
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-11-06
Plano for Sale

Get your fresh fish and oysters al
Stauffers
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-11-06

Don't forget that you get mild cured
ham and bacon at STARTERS
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-11-06

For Sale Cheap-A German heater al
most new. Phone West 5z2 or call al
sos So. Tenth
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-11-06
WANT ADS S

For Sale -Four fresh COWS. H.F.E'ck-
hoff, opposite Swink school. "a
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-11-06

For Rent-Seven room modern house
furnished; or two rooms for light house
keeping. Apply to W. H, Stamp, 5o4
So. Eighth
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-11-06

Mrs. NJ. U. Randel entertained tn
Afternoon Whist club yesterday. TIL,
guests of the club were: Mesdame
Blotz, G. p. Randall, C. Swink, Noble
Mathews and Todd.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-11-06

The Entire Nous club met with Mrs.
Lester Swink on Wednesday afternoon.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-11-06

For Sale Good soft coal burner heat
ing stove. Bert w. Hopper 5l4 South
Main.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

6emb 1T BON puiipsptlloip l9iutinss
weiB NIT feinen 5artrDie @trrifen.
Ser @eioens iipeater III 8lau unD
Grin barmnnirt NIT ben 5arbent6uen
0es RpdeS, Oct aus glatter Iuuita un0
glotttm unteren Hod beIte6t Die
5@drpt Des IiDealers 0eren &nocn
born, no1 Dem Iie lole ineinan0er peI
itluHgen, ternieberbdngeH iit POM
gleiben WlateriaL pie oieier ebenip pie
ser gr0Bc btette @rn9gn bon tii6nem
@dnitt Nier srDBe an6pfe bepertilcla
ligen oen @MluB oieies eleganfen
iIueaters
Durh bic @infiibrung cer nensn
basque geipinnt oas braliierc an 8e
pculuug. Der DerhdltniBmdBig lole
Smnitt Der mobilmeH Eaille crf0r0ert
linn 70 mebr eineu feIten @alt III 5orm
elmer NIT giIhbein Dericbensn llnfer
taille brahiere FONT erIc5eint iia
unaoreii 9leue broiiicres nou Ntlas
fms Feocrleint unD babel Dod Iebr
tart gemabt, 10 0aB lie, eng oer 81
our anliegeH0, 0ieie III Der ricbtigen
Gorm balten DaS bra6iers pir0 init
fBmalem 8dnb 3uiammeugehalten, all
Beroem ober Dermittellt DrudtnDpfen
oelhlohen Gs pir0 Diel Gurus miI
oitiem &egsnitanb geirieben gteid NIT
Spite unb Stiderei per5isrte 6raiiic
res iino an Der IagesorDnung lsB
eiebt natiirlitb audi Diel eiHfarhere, Bite
eben Io prattiit iinD un0 Sem 3ped
geuau ID gut eniipreden glur fiir
LaIaen bon IptnnmebenaLiIaem 9toII
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

mar iie's gesen Deinen @eIiebten
uno Du muBt iie nieoer braaden -
rAsue, neiH, bic empfinoe ih niAt
mebrl 2l6er Iobolo ib i'm gegrifF bin,
jemanb gu trdnten itsben bic erniten
Qtugsn meines 5reunOes por mir auf.
Damn piro meine Sprahe ipeib. un0
ID 6elfe. I'D i8 abpeiien modte n"
n8raDo," iagie Oas leben0e ejepiI-
fen, oos unbormber5ig nit ibnen allsn
Derfa6ren mar, rDu biit Ser @in3ige.
Der ipenigitens ibr Weien begriffen
bat. 1enn Iie bari tein ielbitdnoiges
@efibl ieiu. iie fou iib nit 9ldtiters
liebe unb Site 10 eng Oeridmel5en.
odB iie i'm poraus infer Denten un0
uniere 0au0lungen beitimmt QBer bon
uns oiirfte Iid oesbalb riibmen, er
heIdBe cGte Reue2"
Sin leiies Seuf8en sing i'm ben
1iid. gliemano fonD mebr 0en Uhlt9,
pon ieiner Reue gu fprehen-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

lit Gin elegantes brafiere am Ylabe,
glte maat iih bic 9dlte mebr fiibl-
bar, ais al SerbItnorgen0eH, ebe bic
3ei5ung tin Sanie riatig I'M @dnge
IN, bic lei1tere Hleiouna geitdttet Sir
0iele tiiblen Morgenitunpen brduHt
man 0aber cine leibte aber iporme
6iile 6iir DieIen 3med eignen iil pors
5aglic5 bic Ieitten geitridten poIleHsn
syddmen, Die ipeih unb marin, Ihnell
.oNuno a6geIsreift iper6en t1nnen @et
Ielbtem llmpobIIein no man bas
S5riibitiid tn 8ett nebmen mD1te, iino
I've oas qaiienOIts, mas man iiH benten
tann Sie IinD pom 3epber Molle un0
Sei0e 3u glei1en Sbeilcn gez
Itridt, uHo 3Dar lit Die gBone tpeiB
ul0 Bile 5eiDe blau. @e6r biibIh lin0
iie audi ii Watierau ge6olten 0as
beiBi MoLe unD Seibe, BeiDes graft.
@elhloHen miro Dos sSddmen permit
telit gltlas uai0 5ei0enbau0, oas iiber
ocr 8iiite uno il Der 9aillenIinic All
groBen S@leiTen getniipft perDen. Gic
Iailenlinie ringsum martirt Ddsielbe
8an0, in6en baHelbe Durm Die Az
Iiridten MlaiAen ge5p9eH pirD. @ie
glerneI baben Glbogenldn9e un0 iino
nnten, ebenlo pie has Sddhen ieIbf
init elmer gebddeIien MplipriBe ums
rannet
iInentbebrlih III bei oem tii6len
GerbItpeiter eint entipredenDe 8opf
bebedung fit motorfobrenbe 6rduen
Gs in0 aiif bisiem @ebiete IN ser lek
ten 3eit aroBc 5DrtInritte gemadt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

Dou btm Denudhitigen @riHetneu per
QBe5pcntaille ETC. gebott Mber olele
@criiMte sniipreheu oeu Ibatiaber
uuaeidbr e6enio geHoii pie bic Sle
acsnaAriddcH aug getro9rao llnlers
2eierinnen ionnen 9an3 berubigt ieiu
2lae Qln3ric6en 0euien 0araul bin, baB
hit pDrldufi9 aut ferner unler nor
males Sailenmab bebllten merben
QlIe Wuoeas beitatigen bic 9lnuobme
boB bic Mlo0e Sh6pitr NIT oer ge9eH
fpdrti9en aQinie" le9r 8ufrieoeH iino.
liniere Brausn iino g ebenfalls,
0enn 6icic natiirlihe &ailleulinie gea
itaitet ibusn, Fc3 BET ieber @elegenbeit
ftei uno unse5wuH9ener 3u bepegen.
Die Dual, Inb IN Selelibaft 3mana
ani6un 81 miihen, bIeibi ibnen ouai
ferner erIpart
Sin Dlobel, 0as 8ualsitA prattiit1
un0 elegant. fiir biele @elegeubeiten &c
eiqnst III. pir0 III unlerer crilen 10
bil0mg peranIAauliai ISs lam am
glanmatao, fiir Bridge 4ortien oor
tA6 naniauf mo cbcniomaW lir ein
g4ci.aaroHt Dinner pber ipfurmellea
glbsHp in 1beuter getrageu tperoen
2tAsgeFHbrt III 0as WloDel in cor
beam 6lauem 9ltlass ylocttirne Die
langdrmeligs Basque, oer breite inoos
ottiae &iiriel Die eiHgetrouItc Eunli
unD Bet en9e gl0d iino ale Dpn BEN
le6r ounlclbloutn gltlaS ylocturne.
@as G1emiiet, uno Die Rraiilen PIE
Die Hoille porn reperaariig ilmidumeii,
lino bon bOblgeIdunten cremefarbi9eH
gleB. DisItr matigeibline Son finoes
Iic5 lpieoer6olt III Ben @triimpfeu oon
Acturiei0e, Bite 3u pulblhnben BON
4aiertleper NIT anopfriegeln getras
geu per6en.
Iie Qlermel NIT ben iiber 0dS Ganos
8elsui fallenDen Nlanlmslie limb gle
0eriicr cri" ailf Dem tSebiete 0cr glcrs
fHe 4RDDe
g9sun gleib ois 9iirieliHdrpe fiir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08
9gus pem 0aeibe Der 9lsDOe
mwo Der @eIeIlidJaft.

Esii BET 8otis 0rpbennca 5eld9s
RUM DNrm bic Ifuiid]en lie8t PIE giNe
pe Eair. 0aS SeiNl 0er berlpnrcn
Mlcasldlier oer Seine Gtaot 0oe un9
perlcieu Bal &tgsaDariig III pas bes
beAieubNe gR0oes @eHtrum n 9or3
Jrantrsia GiarriB, oas wy Diet
@iuHpcB bon &pr0eaur, ner lcsiaeA
9}esierluasfaat 5runireicls enlTernf
iIl g8is Dis ResieruHa l3reN @i8 poa
NariB ndm 9orpsaug Uerleat pat W
tot pieiem @eiipicIc i0Isenp
Btau W}ops uno ibrs @sFolglhnft lld
naa saiatfiB besebtn Css heiBl pa8
tielgr ialbicnabls @o0eprt 3ir lelt
mtt Qarilern iberld4neaml TIT nn0
baB 0cu N Den 3lpeia &tabliNenlents
nfg @ariier 6duier 4aquin RepIerA.
ss4sasi sic mt groBel &mNqlcit ses
df6eirs pirp, troB arieg uno 1riega
r9s9en.
9eirGttii1bes Nufiehen bas VI 8iars
riB rin RebIefu NQo0eL III SONNET
&eidBI Stll &pNle Nv s@aAbitAA' M ES
llmrib9nis mar duBerit elegant unn
Do6ei h5AN eIuFdn Dic Sarbc eine ref
c5f @ratlirung III Nlairolenbau ~sr
aspa u6Aig gl0tt unb ungaIHtrt lpdf
iir 6en TuBiaim 6e0eAieuo peiier
oS bie RDde. 0is lDtr III oer leBieH
8ei 8u isben 6eionmcn 9a9en
lDer paleiDi Das populire aonls
NN Ilapell nuroe ourH eiucn elns
Siseu groBcr Gmdilie anopi poru in
aer 8aiQsRliuif gelllpRea &er pbee
3Htll 0ea #aleiaia por Oer Ai9ur ons
iaAsBen6 ipdbren0 Der pis 5um Snie
hiudpreihenDs @h00B unttH BalleE
rafi Ss ii Diss 0it isuslla llooe 0is
nliggMeiu 9IHilcng iiH6sn nlirIte Dls
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

moroen, uno es pirD neben Der pratt
tii9en Seiie aud bic Glsi0IamteIt
nit in 8etradt se5ogen. tDas friibsr
piel al ipiiul6sn ii6rig lieB 9as mo-
oerne Bonnet ilt meit BON
Ountelfarbigem 9ltldssNocturne, nit
lanaem S9leier BON eleicbfarbigem.
boblseldumtsngbi Sud-. Die 8roz
ne lit in tiefe 6alteu aelest, poOur&
oas 6iit9en mariner miro. Der Rono
ilt meid uno bieglam uno Tam nii
Munid nad oben Ooer na@ unten ass
icblagen perDen. Qeanpd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

N Ccu@ NN Nolslots lno ndEig
iana unh baasn Dsn ragMdren 9Rautei
NgrNa aag l%e uH0 beqAcm
w RaGn 5alen Iiao peM 4Sal,s
TIA ntdd iise alepers an3eFlBrt 0as N
alt1a le4sn0e DloDeu ilppa par irst
pgH ieDer lleberlreiaung 0ie Seff
nuaa oea 4alelota iish eine Fei1cH6c
&iolle Don peiBsu @5el6ens AHusltn
leAen liIib 3igtlitHf Nrdllcn ppnl alei
dcH qllalelial 1gabea neH 2lerntl
am Naangsten
@in meiigres statau 1aa fehis QRp
hf Acgi isin iErlalIIGsa aaaMe par
elue QreHeiIs6e h0pntna Ia Fprm
giaes glepinaote SepSAHes 1,ae Ulaia
riaI Ni nemiettn Ngierte iiftsrbioes
gBAipcoro uno oa8 mdditia lan9e ils.
blhaple rar i eiiler 6fefeH raa
pe hnp asisfsfti1at psiAer aeri9p
ier cir Na1efqliet Ipa Nehiaocls
lDn m Na&sr @tioe ii 9laiisfiiH
1slAiiir
1Rlf plr1ctes peflpFeFsl9 ieQe
rin9Gra 1u pelDgB lllo tepgQlsHilet
eine Nla9e bis foIori 2ailana laND
3e8N easirerl6 oH Dem aoisiiH iii Per
enae s8pa Dsr filisn l(liertod lal
Mevedifln 6hnlin IttM Disis Rode
liAp nidit slgenllid3 lo leBr enc aAer
iig tNo pou silieh @c1nitf per ill
iBqian Ia4 iHaen allt nNb lic0 Qldll
uM blt &l6Hel leai Ios 3tsaiNooie
rnsr bie duae EaNil oie iinier pon
heYda&liAer geeiis laBt neu Aoy
itaIi 3N bfip hflAelneHeH tlgAtu 3loa
uul tii u aufIaltHDer eriaslllsu A is
8gWpluaiIoa eg8lhi eiie elaeaaEiise
ltWfiHllait ils apef aafrous eNllpfa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

S5rouen ie0er Nltersilafe paienD ilt
io giebt "a o0f3 aeptife Gillette PIE
lpecisl Fiir Iebr iiDgc NldD9er bes
itimmt iiup. |ieie pirten 70 ilberous
iuagnolib. beiHa9c tiH0lid, baB lie filr
Cine STau n borgtdriitenen SaRren
ldherlidj erIdleiuGn ipiir0en Sn uitles
ret 8lpeiten SyauItration Ieben bic Gele
rinncu sin Nlpoea Dieies @eures Das
aan3e aoHiiut iit fiir 0ie md6hsnbaite
Figur eihet Ie6iitantir eafpprfen
8lauet Crepe, bon btr @dattirung BET
ymmergriin 9Hit4e bHoet bas DlaEes
ria fiir Den MHplB pa po oie lepr
large Basque aaiile auf55ri ipannt
liA iibet bie &iifien elrs Beetle s7tpar
pt bon IApat5en Qlilas, 0ic hinien ~
3nei qrpbt Gclsn init balblougen sH
ben geiniift iit Ger moDerut lan9e
2lermel euibe6rt ieoqr earnitur 1llt
oer @natpe harmouirt bie Iause aet
te Dor ldparseu 6ut slerlen ipa6reHo
um Ben 6dls ein arageR pm lpeiBelH
@cipen QaisIn ben N6i9luB bilDst
Gus lotelis ileine Ioqle iit NIT
eiuer Qer moolIden 9odraasnoer
SQn0inlsilen gafnirt
3ie lnehr o0er ipen9er 9erbNlih
iii9leu Eoes laiieu 6as BID Gulf Zen
nis Golnt ltu0 sNoIi lint etlpaS pcr
dnosfi srideinen 9einen unb 4iquen
2niiioe iin0 ben Der Gilofid@e per
ihpunoeu uno iiaii i6rer Febi man
R0de ous tarrirtem Mpliioif 8u eis
nem pel ele9dnieH lnp 8rdrips luir
ieloen @el0cH lpeaisra sssra9en
tsln 2lu8Hg pieler ArE 3eial lulieEe
brittle Nbailpun9 3n einem ~ eud
Sfnoen Nlal luo @run tarririen Hod
QNs g9rlllpil pito eln 9lesligge S1smo
ppn saalAlelps gsltaaen Nos outing
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

0err 5hert man bier 6ln6e2"
9arbier .sSomo1l bitlc. nebmea
glnhie
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-04
Leach-Dietterich

Last week 0. B. Dietterich,
travelling salesman for the Riden-
our Baker Grocery Co. Of Pueblo
Colorado was in Roy apparently
in the routine Of his business.
But WHEN he left Miss Fannie
Leach accompanied him to Pueb-
10 and they were married. Mrs.
Dietterich returned home this
week after a very brief honey
moon trip and seems ridiculously
happy She has learned to spell
her new name glibly but still
stumbles a little over the pro
nunciation of it.
Here's hoping their venture on
the marital sea may be one long
honeymoon voyage.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-04

Carl Collins, of South Dakota,
but who will operate a big thresh-
ing outfit in Kansas this season,
was in Roy Sunday and Monday
visiting his mother, Mrs. A. l..
Collins, going on Tuesday to
Maxwell to visit his sister, Mrs.
). E. Pelphry and family and
will likely also visit his twin sis
ter. Miss Grace Collins, at Las
Veges before returning to the
Kansas wheat fields.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-04
Buys Business Block
Goodman Mercantile Co.
Buys Ideal Grocery
Corner Block.

The Goodman Mercantile Com
pany closed a deal with the Ideal
Grocery Co. Saturday evening
for their Business aud stock of
merchandise. They made Inven-
tory Saturday night and Sunday
morning took possession.
There have been strenuous
times there ever since, getting in
stock, unpacking, laying floors.
installing shelving and counters,
waiting on the tlace and doing
the thousand and one extra jobs,
incurredby the unexpected trend
of affairs. done in double quick
time.
This seems amost happy solu-
ton of the business situation.
Mr.. Roy has been wanting to
sell for some time In order to
give his attention more fully to
his ranch interests and this turn
of affairs afforded all opportunity
to sell and at the same time to ac-
commodate the Goodman Com
pany with the best business l0ca
tion in town and equipment to at
once resume large trade.
Following closely upon this Gle
YER business arrangement The
Roy Trust and Savings Bank ap-
Or ID :h4d Mr.. Goodman with a
proposition to sell him the Store
Building and within few min
utes another deal was closed
whereby the Goodman Mercan-
tile Co. became owners of the en-
tire corner owned by the bank in
Guiding the Store building, Post
Office, Bank, The Palace Bar
New Location) and the string of
Residences Correl and sheds be-
longing to the property.
This is by far the most desif-
able property in town for the Z.
M Cos business facing the best
corner in town on two~sides and
aoutting the House track Of the
r. r. on the back. We congratu
late Mr. Goodman and his com
pany upon the result of their bus
mess foresight and the element
OF Luck that has made it poss-
ible to make even disaster a
stepping stone to greater fu.
ture.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-04

place the buildings and goods
destroyed but it is a great help
in getting started again.
The town is rapidly recovering
from the shock of the disaster
and, save for the charred and
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-04

Fred Meffort has reopened his :
Place Bar in the room recently
occupied by Mrs Kennedy as a
Dining room adjoining the Bank
on the south. He has only temp
orary fixtures but cool pleasant
room and is very nicely located
temporarily until other arrange
ments can be made.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-04

Saturday evening a party of a.
bout twenty five young people
from Roy and vicinity gathered
at the home Of Rev. q. B. Hall.
on the claim five miles northeast
of town at a party in honor of
Miss Leora Halls birthday. It
was surprise for her and she
was kept in ignorance Of the ar
rangement until the Auto lights
coming over the hill aroused her
suspicious. 1t was a merry
crowd that played games and
romped in the yard by the light
of Japanese lanterns andfeasted
on the delicious ice cream and
cake provided by the thoughcful
parents, brothers and sisters Of
the charming hostess
At Low twelve" the guests
departed with the customary fe-
Acitations.