Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-18
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Correspondence
Green Mountain Falls

oreen mountain ais.
The Rocky Ford soJourners here
have been enjoying "A week OF perfect
days and glorious moonlight nights
not too cool to be comfortable. and
with the exception OF one days hard
rains). no showers to interfere with
those who wished to climb and walk
Cory Pollock and Ralph Swink re-
turned after lively week In which
they climbed and hshed and sunburn-
ed their noses. and rode burros who
wanted to go the other way. and did
all that boys can ind to have fun
over. -.
Among those who left the camp here
on Sunday or onday We're Miss Max
well ana her guest. Miss Margaret
Anderson and Mrs. Matthews and Miss
Barkley. who were Mrs. Goddings
guests.
Ray Gibbons OF Pueblo spent Sunday
here.
John y. Godding spent Sunday with
the family bringing Wilma TO remain
for u while.
DIR. sigman and Ed Smith were here
for Sunday and Monday resting and
cooling on. Mr.. Smith improved his
time by discovering IA beautiful spring
on the mountain above DIR. F'entons
tent.
There are some to whom fishing is
the best fun OF NIL. Edwin Smith
and Warren Maxwell are frst class
than any one here. over forty all told.
Mr.. Swink and DIR. Sigman are also
successful anglers ana the doctor 70
even willing to get up ut = O'Clock
to bring In "a basket OF the mountain
beauties Tor breakfast.
The Evans family got up early one
morning and thought they would sur
prise the Club House family with a
fine mess OF trout for breakfast. but
the wary nsh knew they were ten.
nnA hooked.
those by Mrs Evans who now feels
quite IA fiHherwomnn.
Mrs. Goddinx's fnc Victor talking
machine gives IA great deal OF pleasure
these beautiful evenings. NJ oi,r after
another drops In to sit on thu wide
hospitnblc porch and listen to the
sweet strains
"Wednesday one party started on
with their lunch for an all day tramp
along the old Pixies road and Cascade
Canon. Another party decided TO
spend the day up by the Falls.
Tn. Evans family walked TO Wood.
land Park and back. doing the !: miles
before dinner time and enjoying the
Peak from that place. Green Noun
tain Falls. however. has much the
advantage Of Woodland Park In point
of natural scenery and wild beauty
mountain.
Mrs George Maxwell II spending
this week with Mrr. II. l. Maxwell at
their pretty hourc-tcnt Camp r. r."
After two weeks stay Mr.. and Mrs.
W. y. Randall and family returned to
Rocky Ford Monday.
A very tasteful and jolly little fare.
well party was given to Mrs. =. A.
Matthews and Miss Thco Barkicy by
Mrs W. y. Randall and Mrs. Si.mnn
at the ihtt-r's pretty cottage ncrtlinx
on the mountain side. The color
scheme waB yellow and green. Ev-
crgr-cn from the woods and yellow
founc-r making the room when the
guests were assembled both fragrant
and beautiful. From the tea table In
the corner sparkling with cut glass
and silver. elegant and varied rcfrcsh-
mcntr were served to the ladies. n
pleasant hour was spent In exchanging
good stories and humorous cSpcr-
icnc.H. all OF which We're declared
good enough to save ,o tell our hur-
bands" Indeed. the fever reached
such "a hcixis that the chipmunks
paused without to listen to u chatter
louder than theirs: the Green Mt.
falls roarcd over It's Rocky bed unno-
tic-d. and even the solemn ancestral
oil paintings on the walls looked down
In nmnrcmcnt. Each lady received u
souvenir OF the pleasant afternoon and
the party separated. sounds OF laugh
ter and Eood-bycH cChoing down the
mountain sides, and Snntch-s Of such
a delightful time" $50 dear OF you.
such swell function" etc. min
Eicd with the waters gurEic.