Local notes reflect health visits and community events
Will Ritchie returns from Denver while O B Stauffer recovers from erysipelas. Invitations issue for Columbus Club social dance at K of P Hall next Wednesday. Mrs L G Shoemaker improves after illness at City Hospital. Mr and Mrs Mooney visit from Pueblo for New Year. Judge Christon recovers from grip. R A Ingledue wins 62 pound lamb from Stauffer's Christmas sale. Rev Potashinsky attends funeral in Pueblo. Mrs Richards leaves for Denver. Gobin Ebert Seed Co becomes Gobin Deemer Seed Co at 404 South Main. Cowboys attend Ark Valley Cowmen ball in La Junta. 364 present. Presbyterian church annual meeting with free supper at 6. K O T M suspends biweekly socials until summer. last week’s wind-up praised.
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Potashinsky
Pueblo
Knight
Richards
Denver
Gobin-Ebert Seed Co
Gobin-Deemer Seed Co
South Main Street
Arkansas Valley
la Junta
Presbyterian Church
Local Notes From Rocky Ford and Nearby Areas
W C Kerney departs for Malvern Iowa on two week trip for business and pleasure. Musical Club elects Jemima Merk as president Irene Peterson as vice president Pearl Keenan secretary Mabel Jordan assistant. Wiley Journal debuts with Elmer Condit proprietor and heavy advertising. New publishers take over Holly Chief tain and Amity Observer under L N Zalinger. Barber shop fire causes $35 smoke damage to stock and room. Union church service draws largest crowd in town history with five Sundays in month. Rev Green fills in for Rev Potashinsky delivering a sermon on The Herald from Edom. Local ads list real estate hay and services and a missing bay horse, 11 years old, with reward offered.
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Arkansas Valley
Colorado
California
Coleman
Jemima Merk
Irene Peterson
Pearl Keenan
Mabel Jordan
Enterprise Exchange Table
Wiley Journal
Wiley
Elmer G. Condit
Holly Chieftain
Amity Observer
L. N. Zalinger
Bro. Zalinger
A. J. Dover
South Main Street
Orville Clark
Dover
First Presbyterian Church
Potashinsky
Green
Baptist Church
Herald
Edom
Presbyterian
Dunbar
Otero Garage & Bicycle Co. Forms in Rocky Ford
J C Cartwright sells the automobile and bicycle livery at 415 N Main to A K Childs and B A Shelton. The Otero Garage & Bicycle Co. will feature Premier and Reo autos, two Premiers on the way, and plans to modernize the business with new autos and bikes.
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N. Main Street
J. C. Cartwright
A. K. Childs
B. A. Shelton
Otero Garage & Bicycle Co
Premier
Reo
Rocky Ford
Mr. Childs
Republic
Kan
Bert” Shelton
Chicago
Give Your Horse More Water Says Outing March
The Outing magazine advises keeping water before horses at all times indoors and ensuring every animal has ample chances at brimming buckets before meals or night lights. It warns shy drinkers may be tempted by flavorings and that water should not be restricted after feeding if prior deprivation is avoided.
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Outing Magazine
Town Lots to Purchase for Bargain South-Side Property
The Enterprise seeks information from residents with unimproved town lots for sale. The buyer offers surplus funds for lots with clear title on the south side and asks interested parties to leave details at the office.
Land For Rent Forty Acre Tracts Available
160 acres of choice land offered for rent. Available in forty acre tracts or larger. Contact D. V. Burrell. 26.
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D. V. Burrell
K. and L. of 8. Council Meeting Schedule
The K. and L. of 8. Council meets on the first and third Wednesday evenings each month in I. O. O. F. Hall. Visiting members are welcomed.
Beet Growers Meeting Announces Annual Session
The Otero County Beet Growers Association will hold its regular annual meeting at the I C C F hall in Rocky Ford Galo on Saturday January 4 1908 at 10 am All beet growers are invited and urged to join if not members A Larson Pres C V Ryan Sec
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Otero County
Beet Grower's Association
I. C.C. F. Hall
Rocky Ford
Galo
A. Larson
C. V. Ryan
Tomatoes 11 a Ton Offer to Growers for 1908 season
The Bartow Consolidated Canning Co seeks tomato suppliers for 1908 at 11 dollars per ton. Manager T. J. Bertow invites farmers to plant early, water adequately, and manage costs. company will provide seed and guidance from Rocky Ford. Contact Manz for arrangements.
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Rocky Ford
Manz
The
Bartow Consolida
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