Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31

Oscar Martin visited Naniiuu Sunday.
Ford Steward and wife we're Pueblo
visitors Thursday.
Ezra Nuekolls was over from Sugar
City Wednesday.
Miss Hiskos was a Colorado Springs
visitor this week.
The Tuesday club me, this week with
Mrs. Warren Mayo.
@. NJ. Hall and family lof, on Monday
for an outing at mani.ou.
Jas. Dom OF Canton. ILL.,. was the CUES,
sof F. Y. Hauek last week.
Elber, Phillips is now pharmacist with
tho Clayton Drug Co.. Denver.
1. j. oillsnd Of Kansas City was a
Rocky Ford visitor this week.
Mrs. T. H. Gibson and Miss York spon,
few days this week in Canon City.
Miss Jessie Adams Is this week tho
guests Of friends in Colorado Springs.
mrs. Rose Oliver Of Florence is the
guest Of her brother. Mr.. West. in New
dale.
Wilson Miller Of selloyno. ILL.,. is in
Rocky Ford this week and will probably
remain.
Miss Maud Wood has been the guest Of
Miss Mary Van pusen at Colorado Springs
this week.
John NANNY is spending some ,.rnc with
his parents and on the Haines ranch at
the Cedars.
Arthur Bcymer is putting in hard
ware store in the new gold fields of Gun
nison county.
II. l. Maxwell and J. F. meKeyey left
a few days since on fishing expedition
to Piney Creek.
Mrs. Wilson Mills is expected home to-
day from an extended visit in Sheridan
and other points in Iowa.
The Baptist Missionary society met on
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Humphrey
Best. Mrs. L. ]. Henry, leader.
D. W. Barkey is again on duty at the
State Bank, having returned from his
mountain vacation on Tuesday.
Misses Jennie Gibbons and Nellie Grant
returned on Monday to Pueblo. after an
extended stay on the Gibbons ranch.
Mrs. John E. Godding and Miss Wilma
on Monday went to Green Mountain Falls
to enjoy the mountain air for u week.
Clarence E. Lucore of Denver. now in
charge of about 20 stores for the Column
bine Music Co., was in town this week.
The two daughters of J. P. S. Goblin
have recovered from siege of scarlet
fever, but are not yet out of quarantine
Paul Burr and wife came over from
Ordway Sunday. Mrs. Burr will remain
a couple of weeks visiting with Mrs. E. S.
Fear.
Mrs. M. j. Anderson and Miss Margaret
have been enjoying the cool and arr sto-
cratic breezes of Colorado Springs this
week.
Miss Pearl Brown is recovering from a
seven weeks illness and will soon be able
to resume her duties in the telephone ex-
change.
Mrs. jackson, who has been spen ding
the summer with W. K. Anderson of Hol-
brook, leaves today for ner home in k,an-
sas City.
Mrs Dr. W. L. Middleton last Sunday
received the sad intelligence of the death
of her sister in Dodge City, ke.ns. She
Immediately left for there
j. p. Pollock and family left this week
for a trip to Colorado Springs, Mauitou
and other points in the mount aims. They
will take the trip in a surrey.
Rev. John Ketchum, mssio larry for the
American S. S. Union, mas bt zen spending
some time during the past tw 70 weeks in
the country contiguous to Re cky Ford.
W. B. Goblin and family viii leave on
Saturday to join United states District
Attorney Earl M. Cranston for weeks
visit on Mr.. Cranston's m ountan ranch.
F. Y. Hauck last week :eturned from a
five weeks trip in Greg IN. His mission
was to purchase horses ! jut ne found the
prices asked too high ior the grade of
stock offered.
Miss Becoa Loudon + Lebanon, ILL.,, has
been the guest of Mrs Lewis Swink, re-
turning few days since. Some years
ago Miss Loudon wa a resident of the
Rocky Ford country Gag enough to per
feet a homestead ella i'm on a valuable tract
of land.