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Natural Wanderlust of Man.

The country's call of the road
sounded by National Touring Week, is
singing in the ears of every motOrist
to whom vacation spells the free and
the open. When August 9th, the date
of the week automobilists are setting
aside for spending their vacations in
their cars, is barred on the calendar,
motorists by thousands will be on the
road from the Atlantic shore to the
Pacific coast TO-. ,..... IT,
No movement has ever produced a
more spontaneous or nation wide re
spOnse The call to come, wander
a-WheeP' has cast it's spell to the re
mote village, and into the isolation Of
the great city. @|
There is yet much of the nomad in
the human animal, Notwithstanding
his centuries of what he terms civil
ization. In his heart he is often the
gypsy. He dreams, as he works, o
fields afar, and beauty spots hidden IL
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(which the arrangements are so com
plete and modern as to enable them tt
enjoy the best of accommodations
which they equally deserve. The,
have large circle of friends who vel
come them to their new home. Mr.
Johnson has not definitely decided a.
to his future plans, but for some time
expects to take rest.
Carl Erne, Jr. came up from Omaha
the latter part of the week for a briei
visit with relatives.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Axle Bloom, q
promising little baby girl on Monday
morning, July Sd. That the little Miss
found warm welcome into it's new
home goes without saying, and the
proud and happy parents are receiv
ing congratulations upon the first addi
ton to their circle.
Abe Stolt and son, Vincent, arrived
last week from Kuhn, N. D., the trip
being made across the, country in an
auto. They spent a couple of days
visiting relatives here. Together with
Mrs. Stolt, who has spent couple of
months with relatives here, they left
the latter part Of the week for Ode.
DOlt and Pilot Mound for visit. These
people were former Kironites prior to
moving to Kuhn, where they have re.
sided for many years. Mr. Stolt re.
Gently disposed of his elevator bust.
ness at that place and is looking about
for a new location to re-enter bust.
ness
Corn blowing is nearly all finished
and hay making is in full progress.
Ere many days the grain will be ready
for harvesting. The most favorable
weather Of the past week has resulted
in a remarkable advancement of the
corn and the prospects could not be
better for bumper crop in this local
ity. ..u
q Ed Eckman was a visitor a couple
OF days last week with his brother-in.
law, Albert Johnson, who is spending
a couple OF months at hospital in
Omaha. r,~a ,rs.aa.s 49, y. -.
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and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burmeistel
spent Sunday at the John Amann
home. .
| Miss Pauline Slater, of Sioux City
came this week to visit at the James
Laughren and F. McSorley homes.
Mrs. Jas. Mcmahon and children, of
Tracy, Mimi, returned home after a
five weeks visit with friends and rel
atives.
Mr.. McSorley and family spent Sun.
day afternoon a Vail visiting at the
home of Thos. Powers.
August and Carl Hamann and wife
and Ida Speck and Will Meyers and
wife visited at the John Comstock
home Sunday.
Mrs. John Costello spent the fourth
at the parental, Jas. Tate, home.
Z Mrs. Henry Scheuermann spent part
of last week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerome Dillavou, at Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs August Rath went to
Manning Sunday to attend funeral.
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Jurgen Krohnke and wife autoed u
from Schleswig Friday evening for
brief visit.
e. E. Clauson spent Wednesday ant
Thursday at Alcester, S. D., and Siou'
City on real estate business. "
The Misses Norelius delightfully."- en-
tertained number Of their friend
from Denison at house party las
week, those present being Irma Beu
tel, Ethel Chamberlin, Margaret Pear
son, Irene Cook, Grace Inghram, Dor
othy Tucker, Vera Norris, Hertha Leh
feldt, Alys Swanson and Lydia Otto
The affair was enjoyed by the guests
who voted the girls excellent enter
tanners. st u 3&SS. 4 .fffl
A large number gathered in kiron
on the evening of the fourth to wit
p, ness the fireworks and listen to the
. concert given by the Schleswig orches
ira. Nearly 300 automobiles were
counted on the streets and the crowd
was the largest that has been here for
some time. Quite a number autoed
over from Schleswig. The, music wa.
enjoyed and Schleswig certainly has
q fine orchestra N. -.
Mrs. f. 0. Johnson returned Satur-
day from a few days stay at Omaha.
+ The grading crew arrived in Kiron
last week and pitched their tents on
the outskirts of town, their grading
equipment following few days later
They expect to grade the mile running
north OF town first. Several of our
roads have been neglected by the
county for years.
c. A. Dolk was business visitor at
Ida Grove last Saturday ..,a,.
Sheriff Cummings slipped into town
very quietly one day last week and
spent a short while AS yet we have
failed to miss, any of our citizens.
T. S. Berglund and family recently
departed from Kiron, going to Storm
Lake for visit with former neigh:
lbors, and from there to Grant county
Mimi, their new home.
Rev. F. O. Dahlberg, of Dekalb, ILL.,.
formerly pastor of the Covenant Mis-.
sion church at Odebolt, will preach in
the Swedish language on next Sunday
evening at the Mission church here.
He has many former friends here who
are pleased to learn of his coming Wis
it to Kiron.
Mrs. Anna Lindberg, of Omaha, and
Mrs. Thilda Williams. Of Spokane
Wash, arrived last Friday for visit
with their cousins and acquaintancesl
in this locality.
Chas. Waldemer and wife, of Silver
Hill, Ala, are spending couple of
weeks visiting relatives and old neigh
bors and looking after business inter-
ests here. Mr.. Waldemer is enthused
over his southern home and prospects
and cannot praise the new Paradise
enough. He has started an orange
grove of fifteen hundred trees, which
is commencing to bear. With his vim
and push we expect to hear of him as
aifinancial king of his neighborhood.
c. s. Johnson and family moved
from Boyer to Kiron last week. They
are occupying their splendid new home
which they have completed and in
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M3ocial Circles
SOCIAL NOTES

The Ladies' Aid society of the Ger.
man Methodist church met with Mrs
Arnold Bachmann last Wednesday af-
ternoon at her pleasant country home
The usual routine of business was fol.
lowed by very nice lunch.
very pretty breakfast was given
by Mrs. Ray Friend on Wednesday
morning honoring Miss Margaret Reed
Of Boulder, Colo. Covers were laid
for twelve and Ia tempting menu served.
Miss Reed, who has been the house
guest of Miss Margaret McHenry for
several weeks, left for her home on
Monday.
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The Appian WAY,

The famous Appian way. mentioned
by almost every Roman writer, con-
nected the Eternal City with all parts
Of south Italy. For many miles from
Rome the space on each side was filed
with sepulchers. many of them of per-
sons distinguished In history. To have
a sepulcher on the Appian way was
equivalent to being buried in Green
wood. in New York, or Pere Lachaise,
in Paris.
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Mrs. Johannes Petersen and daugh.
ter, Marie, were visitors at the w. q.
Mullenger home Wednesday.
A little boy came to gladden. the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Amann on
July 9Th. He is the third child and on.
ly boy. :-~ .sz-.# ars.- ~ '.@
Miss Olga Sievers returned home
Sunday evening after spending week
or more with her sister, Mrs. William
Glau. ...... .
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Leuck and family
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DISPOSITIONS.

The dispositions Of men are different.
A house is managed we'll by men and
women of different dispositions, just as
much as carpenter cannot build a
house with big and tall timbers only.
Even man Of obstinacy or argumen-
tative is not unnecessary in family.
But there must be supervision over
them all. II there is no one who binds
them all the different dispositions bring
confusion to the house.-Kyuo.
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Erzerum.

ErZerum means in Arabic "the for
tress OF. Rome for Rome and Byzan-
tium, capitals Of the old and new Ro-
man empires, took turns in keeping it
as an outpost against the hordes north
Of the Caucasus mountains. Then in
the thirteenth century Islam conquered
the city on its way to Europe.
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How Il Works.

II don't see why mothers can't see
the faults In their children" said Mrs.
Smith to Mrs Jones.
do you think you CAM" asked Mrs.
Jones.
"Why, l would In a minute If my
Journal. a... rt
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You Write Il.

How would you set down In figures
the number eleven thousand eleven
hundred and eleven? About half Of
class to which the teacher put the ques-
ton wrote the answer I'LL; the other
half wrote 1t 111111.-Youths Compan-
ion.
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You're welcome to wander around the store at y
look over our offerings carefully. note prices and
elsewhere in town and compare. We feel sure the
cander's is the place. .-..,.@
We hope to have the pleasure of serving you.
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-04-14

On motion Mr.. Reeker was given until
May |. 1915, providing he would haul
the ashes out and keep the alley clean
during that time.
On motion the fire chief was instructed
to notify all parties to have all ashes
hauled out OF the alleys and not 10 de-
posit any more IN the street or alleys.
Report of R. W. Bonsy. city poll tax
collector WAS read and discussed. 1t was
moved that the police magistrate be
summoned to appear before the council
at the rext regular meeting and explain
why he did not do his duty in the matter
of collecting delinquent poll taxes.
The clerk was instructed to notify
E. R. Boggs to cover his garage with
corrugated iron at once.
The gravel proposition was discussed
and it was decided to discontinue the sale
of gravel. The street commissioner was
instructed to fence the gravel pit and try
and find out who has been hauling -grav-
ell and how many loads they hauled and
to collect for the same.
The matter of building the city hall
was taken up and discussed and on
motion was referred to the civic improv
ment committee to work out plans that
would come within the appropriation
$4,000 made for that purpose.
No further business appearing, the
council, on motion. adjourned.
j. A. JOHNSON. Clerk
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-04-14
"CHICLETS"
Musical Comedy Coming to
the Grand on Monday


Anticipating the public's demand for
theatrical entertainment of liehte'
character and vsin. Mr.. Leroy Osborne
the well aud favorably known Musical
Comedy producer. has secured a new
musical comedy entitled The Chicklets' :
featuring, the two we'll known comedians,
Roy Hughes and Bobby Ryansas Charley
Chaplin and Billey Richie in "A Day At
Palm Beach" While the two comedians
are a scream in the two characters the
play is the bsst out this season. While
there are great number of features
through the play the Chicklets Quartet
are said to be the real noise for harmony
singing and have a great number of sell
ections to render for tho public approval
at the Opera House on Monday. April z.
Tho scene take place aboard the S S.
Nancy Lee at Palm Beach. Fla, while the
second act finds them sailing to and in
search of the north pole. A gigantic
scenic equipment and many novelty cleo
trioal effects make this offering as a
climax to his long list of productions. The
chorus is real dancing chorus and is
said to contain many excellent voices
which theatre goers will recognize as
something unusual now adays.
Here all week. Change daily. Prices
10 and 20 cents.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-04-14
REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS
or the City Couneii of the City oi
Rocky Ford
Roeky Ford. CoIo, MAJ. III. l9II

Rocky Ford. Colo, Mar. 2l. 1916
Council met in regular adjourned ses-
sion at 1850 m. Those present were
Mayor Roberts: Aldermen Price. Eoton,
Dewesse, Lawson ard Stratton.
Minutes of regular and special meet
ings Of Mar. 8. l5. and IL were read
and approved as corrected.
A petition signed by 260 residents
was read to the council relative to the
seepage trouble west Of Fourth St. and
south OF the railroad. After lengthy
discussion it was suggested that the res
dents Interested circulate a petition and
ascertain whether they wanted a sewer
district established in said territory, and
report at next regular meeting.
A petition from the Lutheran Congre-
ga,ional church for a street light to be
placed on the corner OF Fourth and Syca-
more was road and referred to the Light
committee with power to act.
Communication from the Puritan Food
Products Co. relative to the selling of
their Oct. brand of cdar was read and
after some discussion it was moved and
seconded that any bottled cider branded
"Sterilized Sweet Cider" direct from
the manufacturers to the retailers in
original bottles be exempt from order
issued Fep. 4th. 1916. Motion pre-
vailed.
The bill of the Santa Fe for freight
charges of S24.so on fire engine from
Pueblo was allowed.
The appropriation ordinance was taken
up and passed on its second reading.
On motion of Aid. Lawson. seconded by
Aid. Stratton the rules were suspended
and the appropriation ordinance was
placed on it's third and final reading for
passage and final publication. All mem
bers present having voted aye. the mayor
declared the ordinance passed adopted
and approved.
On motion the clerk was instructed to
request the executors of the Swink Es-
tate to rsze the walls OF the old mill at
once
The auto ordinance was laid over till
the next meeting.
The matter OF oiling a certain street
was discussed ana the street and alley
committee were instructed to give the
matter thoro test on the Cover and
Bernard block, using the oil on one-half
of the block.
On motion the chairman of the ceme-
terry committee was authorized to pur-
chase the necessary amount Of trees for
the cemetery and not to pay more than
20 cents each for same.
Communication from o. F. Benwell
& Co. regarding the amending Of
Ordinance No. lz9 was read and
acted upon.
On motion council adjourned to meet
Thursday, Mar. %.
J. A. JOHNSON, Clerk.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-04-14

Special SIcetind of sstorkhOldcrs
of The Rocky Ford Cnaal kcscr-
voi-. Land. Loan mud Trn-t
Company
Pursuant to resolution of the Board
OF Directors of The Rocky Ford Canal,
Reservoir. Land. Loan and Lrust Com
pany, special meeting of the stockhold-
ers Of said Company will be aeld on
Saturday. the goth day of May, A. D..
1916, at the K. p. Hall, in the City CT
Rocky Ford, in the County of Otero.
State of Colorado, at ten o'clock a. m,
for the following purposes:
U) To consider and act upon the
question Of authorizing the execution on
behalf of this Company of proposed
contract dated February nineteenth.
1916. between The UNITED STATES lRRi-
GAZING COMPANY, ct al. and The GRAHAM
DITCH COMPANY, ct al, relative 10 the ad-
justmeLt OF the existing controversy be-
tween the owners of certain Kanss S
bitches and the owners of certain Colo
rado bitches, including The ROCKY FoRP
CANAL. RESERVOIR. LAND, LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY, regarding the use OF the waters
of the Arkansas river and its tributaries.
copy of said proposed contract being
now on file in the office of the Secretary
of this Company and there open to in
spection; and to consider and act upon
the question of authorizing money pay
ments and the execution and delivery of
promissory notes of this Company as in
said contract provided.
~ To consider and act upon the
question of voting such assessment or
assessments on the capital stock Of this
Company as may be necessary to pay
the amounts payable by this Company
in case the execution of the aforemen-
toned contract is authorized. and to fix
and levy such assessment or assessments
and the amount or amounts thereof, and
the date or dates of payment thereof.
t5) To consider and take such action
as the stockholders may deem advisable
relative to contesting or adjusting any
inter- state controversies in which this
Company may he interested apart from
the contract hereinbefore mentioned.
and to authorize the DiLecters to take
such action as the stockholders may de-
termine in connection Herewith. and to
vote such assessment or assessments on
the capital stock OF this Company as the
stockholders may consider desirable for
raising funds for such contest or adjust
ment. and to fix and levy such assess
ment or assessments and the amount or
amounts thereof and the date or dates of
payments thereof.
w. L. SIoKERBkRoER. President =.
The Rocky Ford Canal, Reservoir, Land,
Loan and Trust Company.
Rocky Ford, Colo. April Is. 1916
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NOTICE

Special Mcefind of Storkhoiders
of The Rocky Ford Cnunl hescr-
voir. Land Loan mud Trnst
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-04-14
TOMORROW is TAG DAY
Continued from First Paes)

will make things interesting at all
times for their opponents. Clutch"
Harper, formerly of the Colorado
Springs Zoos, will catch and manage
the team. j.. L. Billingsly of Texas,
and w. P. Ramsey of Fort Logan
have been signedA as pitchers.
Then La Junta, our old rivals, will be
out for revenge this year for the way
we took the pennant away from them
in the closing game last season and
shattered their hopes for new ball
park. Max Addington, the Oklahoma
boy VINO played second for them last
year, has been selected to pilot the
team. The Santa Fe clerks and en-
ployees are aiding in financing the club
and have agreed to donate one-third as
much as the business men and citizens
of the city give for the support of the
team The directors are enlarging the
grandstand and making some needed
improvements upon the grounds.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-04-14
ATTEST:

], ]. A. johnson. city Clerk, In and 70
the city OF Rocky Ford, Colorado, do here
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-04-14
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY CouN-
Gil OF THE CITY OF ROCKY FORD
IN THE STATE OF COLORADO.

Section /. That Section ., OF Ordinance
No. TO- being an ordinance entitled: AN
Ordinance providing for the issuance by
the city of Rocky Ford, In the state of
Colorado, of its negotiable coupon bonds
in the aggregate amount of 100000 to be
denominated Refunding Bonds, for the
purpose of refundinE like amount of the
outstanding bonded indebtedness of said
demption: prescribing the form of said
Refunding Bonds and providing for the
levy and collection of an annual tax to
pay the same, principal and interest /;
passed. and adopted on the 18th day OF
February. a. D. 1916, be and the same Is
hereby amended TO read as follows
Section ). Tint when issued the refund
ing bonds hereby authorized may be ex-
cuanged dollar for dollar for the bonds to
-. refunded, or, II the city council deem :
II advisable the said refunding bonds may
be sold in accordance with law. but said
bonds shall not be issued until the out.
standing bonds to be refunded have been
,.;,ilci in and cancelled In an amount equal
TO or in excess of the bonds so issued,
and i'll accrued interest on any of said
bonds to be refunded shall be paid before
such rcftinding bonds are issued.
Section .. That this ordinance immedl
ately upon Its final passage, shall be re
corded In the book Of ordinances of snld
city kept for that purpose and nuthenti-
cuted by the signatures Of the mayor and
clerk and shall be published in the Rock,
Ford Enterprise, newspaper published
within the limits of the city, nnd shall be
in full force and effect five days after susb
Passed and adopted. signed and ap-
proved this 7th iay OF April. A. D, 1915.
zENAs. n. ROBERTS,
Mayor.
j. a. JOHNSON.
city Clerk,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-04-14
Rocky Ford. coIo., Msr. 2e, lel

Council met in regular adjourned ses-
sion in council chambers at Z;5o.
Those present were Mayor Roberts;
Aldermen Stratton. Lawson. Ecton,
Price and De@eese.
Chas. Reoker appeared before the
council and asked for short extension
OF time to build his ash pit back of the
Rocky Ford Bakery. stating that he did
not want to build the pit till he had made
some charges in his buildings on the lots.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-04-14

by certify that the foregoing ordinance
was introduced and read in full Mt regu.
lar meeting OF the city council OF the city
OF Rocky Ford, Colorado. legally held o.
the 2lst day of March. a. u. 1916. and Wa
published In the Rocky Ford Enterprise.
a newspaper of general circulation pub.
iishe.l In said city, on the 24th day Of
March. \. ID. 1916. and was duly passed
and iLopted by said city council at q
regular meeting hereof held on th-
Ith day OF April. A. ID. 1916
(SEAIl City Clerk,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-04-14
oRDINANCm NO. ISL

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION
s OF ORDINANCE NO. I'D OF TILE CITY
OF ROCKY FORD. PASSED AND ADOPT
ED on THE FOURTH DAY OF FEBRU-
AIRY, a. ID. 1916.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-04-14

Overcome that High Cost of KeopirR
Warm. by buying your Goal from The
Rocky Ford Canning Co.. Tel. Ford log
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-04-14

Johnston M Go~crnu Isnps Just
received " cnr of ceuni"c Texas
Red sscdind onfs-
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her titled husband. Our marriage. I.
she told friend. was one OF the
very few real love matches between
American girls and foreign noble
men. Most titled Englishmen who
look for brides In America have o
fortune uppermost in their minds"
A Woman of Spirit
The Marquis Of Headfort married
Rosie Bcote. Gaiety girl Of London.
after many unsuccessful attempts by
his family to prevent the union. Since
she became the wife of the young
and wealthy Irish peer, Lady Head
fort has not often appeared In Lon.
don society. but has spent most Of
her time on the Headfort estates in
Ireland. As result Of marrying the
former actress the Marquis Of Head.
fort who was at the time regarded
az the best catch" Of the season.
was forced to resign his Commission
In the army. but when England an.
tered the war he was reinstated.
The Marchioness of Headfort II a
woman Of spirit. a fact that is indi.
Gated by the following incident:
. At the Meath Hunt ball In ireland
a rich. but vulgar English woman.
who had lately come into the neigh.
borhood. stood within yard Of Lady.
Headfort in the ballroom and In bois.
ferrous tones discussed the former
actress. '''i''i'l''7 "
That's Rosie Boote you know .
she shouted. lust fancy. abe was =
mere chorus girl only short time
ago" $500
The marchioness turned with erea.
dignity to the stranger and iciiy Re.
marked: Ie,' - =,
you are perfectly correct, but this
Is a ballroom. not theatre"
Johnnie Of the P.sras."
The young Earl Of Poulett certain.
ly had his eyes open for beauty whom
he picked for his bride Sylvia Storey.
who was also former Gaiety girl
Lady Pouiett is Of the type Of beauty
made immortal in Romney's Lady
Hamiltons, and the "Cruche CaSsee."
Dressed in imitation OF some of Rom.
ney's portraits of Lady Hamilton the
resemblance Is said 70 be perfect.
Earl Poulett has been described a.
being "just an ordinary London
Johnnie.'" Prior to hts marriage he
wac In the army-the auxiliary
forces, where there are no examine
lions. to pass. It is said that there
Is nothing intellectual about him.