Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-06-23
Personal and Social.

year. The opening Of the club house is
being planned for about July lst. Mrs.
Been Reed will act as matron and with a
competent corps Of cooks will take the
best Of caro- Of tho club membership and
their families.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Brown were last
week visited by Mrs. Browns father. E.
E. Humphries Of Humphires. NO.. who
was accompanied by @. Jones Of the
same place. A visit was made to Denver
whore both gentlemen have financial IN
terests.
Wednesday morning W. J. Brown re-
ceived a telegram announcing the death
or his father at Bedford. Mo-. the previous
evening. He left the same day to attend
the funeral.
Harry Todd is now pushing the sale Of
imported linens in Utah. Mr.. Todd has
been quite successful in this line in Colo
RADIO and is now tackling the mormons.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. |. Maxwell are spend
ing this week in Green Mountain Falls.
A card from E. E. Swink directs that
his Enterprise be sent to St. Martins Hot
Springs. Carson p. o.. WASH. where he
will stop couple OF weeks before going
to Hot Lake. Oregon.
Mrs. N. U. Randel expects tho arrival
Of her mother and sister from Cottonwood
Falls. Ks. today and on Saturday Mrs.
Randel expects to start with them for the
Portland Exposition. Mrs. Randel's sis
ter is state president Of the equal suffrage
association Of Kansas and will ioin her
ional reunion at Portland.
Mrs. S. W. Cressy is absent at New
Windsor for six weeks visit with rela-
tives.
J.k. Dye and wife arrived from tho
east few days since. Mrs. Dye Is yet =
very sick woman.
On Tuesday tho Enterprise received =
pleasant call from an old friend. Or. O. @.
Knapp Of Chicago. who with his wife Is
visiting Rocky Ford relatives and friends.
Since leaving Rocky Ford Or. Knapp has
graduated from dental college and ss-
tablished a successful practice In the
large and very ambitious city beside the
unsal,ed sea. Dr.. knapps visit will DO
limited bu, his wifo will spend the sum
NOR In Colorado.
Miss Elsie Karpe. \ teacher in tho Min
neapoli, schools. arrived on Wednesday.
joining tho other members Of the family
here.
Ben Reed has returned from New Mex
| l.. r.. k. k.a, To- fn.S ,rors.
on sheep business.
p. ]. Reif,e and family lei, on wodnos-
day for Mf. Reii'e's old home. Connofs-
ville. Ind. for tho usual summer vacation,
Mr.. Reiae has ploasan. custom OF aeso'
iu.aly dropping business ,hfaa or fou'
weeks each year. going 10 tho mounssin'
or TO tho cast, and ins;rueiing tho s'or'
force 10 send him no letters or kilograms
wanting 10 be wholly FREQ from business
! ! e;;,oS %. tine And he says ho e'mei
homo with renewed energies.
kbou. Two months ago Hr. and Mrs. n.
E. 5ursdoll moved back 10 wos; Plains,
No. with tho intention Of making that
their future home. But trial Of Missouri
ItAittSAt 1ANNi tNs'i" tN'E " Ssf"ssS
dry air soon convinced thofn that mis-
take had boon made in leaving tho west.
The mois, hes. and tho rocky nature OF
tho soil was too much TO stand and ro-
turn was made 10 Rocky Ford. Mrs.
Bursdoll arriving Wednesday. and Mr..
Bursdoll coming later with car Of house
hold goods.
@. NJ. Coffman writes as follows from
Hancock. Iowa: After being absen, in
other parts Of tho state for week on our
arrival we found your valuable papor
awaiting Us and which was gladly re-
eoiyod. wo arc enjoying ourselves huge
ly among old friends and relatives many
Of whom have not soon for twsn,y
years. This Is a worry rich country and
were Il possible 70 move tho Colorado
climate hero Il would bo good place to
live. SEQ but fow changes excepting IN
the way Of good barns. in building which
tho people have shown splendid iudg-
men. in this cold country. am glad to
note the crops arc making good progress
in Colorado. The people in tho Arkansas
valley should DO glad that they are snch-
cred in the best country on earth. The
weather has been very cool here and the
farmers say the crops arc two weeks
late. Send US one more copy Of the En-
terprise, after that we expect TO be a.
home.'