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Miss Gladys Baxter left Saturday for
Boulder where she will attend the State
University.
Miss Grace Bowman left Saturday
for New York for an indefinite visit
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goddard, of Pegosa
| Springs are the guests of the latters
brother, Steve Sutton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Rodeck and baby
of Ordway, were calling on old friends
in this city on Friday afternoon.
Oliver Arnold was down from Denver
a few days this week looking after
business and visiting relatives and
| friends.
Mrs w. II. Pearce returned to her
home in Denver yesterday after spend
ing the week with her mother Mrs II.
M. Minor.
Mrs Avery and daughters Misses
Bertha and Josephine returned Monday
from an extended visit in Ohio and
Connecticut.
Charlie Leckenby of the Steamboat
Pilot and good democratic friend of
The Enterprise was pleasant caller at
this office on Friday.
Mrs. and Mrs John Ball left Monday
for their home in Oklahoma after
months visit with the latters sister Mrs.
Chas Tewes and family
Earl Minor was called back to Rifle
Range on Saturday on account of Com
pany F being called to the border. The
boys epect to leave either Friday or
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Bradley and
daughter Dorthy came up from their
ranch at Trinchera on Wednesday and
are the guests of their old time friends
in this city.
Judge Minor has improved SO rapidly
the past few days that he is now able
to be taken on short drives and was one
of the number who heard W. J. Bryan
speak yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Venters and daughter, of
Shelbyville, ILL.,, left for their home on
Saturday after couple of weeks visit
with the formers sister Mrs. Frances
Z. Coplin and Mrs. W. l.. Sharpe.
A musical program will be given by
the Presbyterian choir on Sunday even
ing to which the public is invited. We
are sorry that lack of space will not
permit US to publish the program in
full.
While returning to her home on Sat
urday afternoon Mrs. N. b. Nelson had
the misfortune to slip on an apple peel
ing on West Elm avenue so injuring
herself that she has been in a critical
condition ever since.
T. J. Smirl this week installed SAM
tary counters in his grocery store and
now his customers know that while
they get quality goods from Smirl' they
also get them in clean and sanitary
condition. You are invited to inspect
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DR.. Carey Pollock left Wednesday
night for Washington where he will
enter the Medical department of the
Army school. AS DIR. Carey has re-
ceived the appointment of First Lieu
teuant he will be put in the Medical
Corps after he has spent eight months
in the school.
Louis Houghton on Tuesday closed
the deal whereby he becomes the owner
of the drug store at Cheraw and went
over yesterday and took possission.
For several years Louis has been pres
cription druggist at the Rexall store
and his many friends wish him success
in his new undertaking.
Mrs. w. J. Brown returned Saturday
fran months visit in Denver. After
attending the grand lodge session of the
Eastern Stars she visited her sister
Mrs. Moberly and assisted in the pre-
parations for the wedding of her niece.
Miss Margaret Moberly, who has visit
ed in Rocky Ford and has many friends
here who wish her every happiness.
Mrs. Addie Dye left Tuesday on an
extended eastern and southern trip.
She first goes to Kansas City then St.
Louis and New Orleans, thence to New
York coming home by way of Buffalo,
Detroit and Chicago. Mrs. Dye will
visit relatives in most of these cities
and expects to be gone at least three
months.
Mrs. Emily Randall returned Tuesday