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spent Sunday in La Junta.
Judge and Mrs. William Green were
Sunday visitors in La Junta.
D. H. Greene returned Monday from
a business trip to Kansas City.
Mrs. Dan Deemer stepped on nail
on Monday and is just able to be around
again.
Don Giffee of this city is the guest
of Miss Joseph of Colorado City, this
week.
Mrs. Clint De Long went up to Pue-
bio on Saturday and spent the day with
friends.
Mrs. Lieb and Miss Thomas were
visitors from Manzanola in our city op
Wednesday,.
Mrs. E. w. Brewer and daughter
Miss Edna was down from Manzanola
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Fannie Gerbing returned Sum
day from weeks visit with friends in
Las Animas.
Herb Royal is the proud possessor OF
of a new Studebaker car, one of the
latest models.
Mrs. Howard Van Horne came in
from Timpas on Monday and is spend
ling the week with friends.
Mrs. Ella Bowers and Mrs. Pearl
McGlothlin of Denver, are the guests
os Mrs. Edwin Sever.
w. B. Mankin came in Wednesday
from Goodwill, Okla, where he has dis
posed of his grocery business.
l. B. johnson of the La Junta Free
Press, was in the city on Tuesday and
made The Enterprise pleasant visit.
Mrs. ]. S. Green arrived Saturday
from Tulsa, OKLA, and with Mr.. Green
is quite content to again call this city
home.
Messrs and Mesdames George Cam
eron and Ray Kerney spent Sunday in
La Junta, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Broomfield.
Mrs. j. w. Sherman left Wednes-
day for Calhan, to join her husband
who has recently purchased the news
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The April number of the Santa Fe
employees magazine contains picture
of w. Ken Robertson and force en-
ployed at the station in this city.
Prof. L. A. Moorehouse of Washing
ton, D. c., arrived in the city on Tues
day for the purpose of inspecting the
work being done in this district by the
government.
F. J. Gretchen came up from Holly
on Sunday and accompanied by his
daughter Ruth left on Wednesday for
San Francisco, to take in the Panama
Pacific exposition.
DR.. Van Antwerp returned Monday
from two days trip to Denver, where
he took part in the big jubilee of chiro-
practors and osteopaths over the bill
passed by the legislature.
Mrs. J. F. Forbes left Wednesday for
Denver as delegate from Rocky Ford
hive to the state Convention of L. o.
G. M. She was accompanied by Mes
danes Henderson and Lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. D. Hale accompanied
by Miss Gladys. went up to Colorado
Springs on Wednesday, where they
visited Misses Pattie Flint and Edith
Brewer, who are students at Colorado
College.
Mrs. Greggs and two little sons, of
Charlton, Iowa, are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. L. E. Wise. Mrs. .Greggs was
formerly Miss Helen Boynton and was
teacher of music in the Rocky Ford
schools several years ago.
Rev. Herbert Haywood of Ft. Sumner
N. Mex, will preach in the Baptist
church next Sunday, April 25, the pull
pit committee having invited him to
visit Rocky Ford, with view to con-
sidering the pastorate'
Mrs. Merle Wachtell, of Toledo, Ohio
arrived in the city on Friday and will
make an extended visit with her par
ents and Pap Shelton will take few
hours off each day to make the acqua-
intance of his only grandchild.
w. w. Weston an employe of the
Arkansas Valley Railway, Light &
Power Co., was thrown from his motor
cycle near Newdale on Friday after
noon, breaking the bone in one ankle.
Steve Cressy happened along in his car
few minutes after the accident and
brot the injured man to town where he
received medical attendance.
Any sort of lecture by our old
friend, DR.. F. r. Hollenback, former