Mr. Ellis came in from his ranch
to spend his rainy day3 in Encino,
Mr. Ellis is fencing in his home
stead and tell us that he is certain
to have lots of grass and good pas
ture on his place.
Last Friday afternoon Mr. Brad
ley Weaver and Miss Lurline Boone
went to Albuquerque where they
were married next day. Tern Grady
accompanied them. The , party re
turned Monday morning", and the
newly married couple have been
quite busy this week receiving con
gratulations of their friends. They
will make their home on the home
stead of the groom . as soon as a
house can be erected. The Enter
prise extends congratulations.
Messrs. Asa Davis of -Gould, Ok
lahoma, and Homer' Lee of Hollis.
Oklahoma, were in here last week
prospecting. They had been up in
Colorado prospecting but state that
Encino and surrounding territory
looks good to them. They located
on homesteads eight miles north of
Encino and returned to Oklahoma
to wind up their affairs and will re
turn to Encino shortly to. live on
their new homesteads. Both of
them are returned soldiers and have
seen service overseas.
MARRIED
Miss Gladys Linville of Willard
and Mr. Oscar W. Bankhead of Ros
well, N. M., at the Methodist par
sonage on May 21st, Rev. A. B.
Weaver pronouncing the ceremony.
Miss Linville was a popular and
charming belle of Willard. Mr.
Bankhead is a fireman on the Santa
Fe railway running out of Roswell
on the Pecos Valley branch.
