Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1907-09-27
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The Tuxedo Dancing Club opened with
their first social dance on Wednesday
night.
Walter Tucker and Dick Dye left
Wednesday on hunting trip in the
eedars.
Henry o. Morris. Pueblo's popular mu-
sieian and author. was a Rocky Ford Wis
itor this week.
George coifman and wife returned
Monday from their summer visit with rel
a,iyes in the east.
John Ginter left this week for Imperial
Valley. California. to look the country
over with view Of locating.
|. N. Page. president Of the Iowa Seed
Co. OF pss molnes. spent several days
this week with D. VRurell.
Mrs. H. vanBussirk entertained the
Afternoon Whist Club yesterday. the first
meeting Of the whist season.
Fred Richie. wife and little daughter.
Of Cherokee. Iowa. are visiting the par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Richie.
Harry Brsden left Tuesday night for
Beaver Pa. called there by the probably
fatal illness OF his grandmother.
Mrs. Ben Reeds friends are pleased to
know that she is recovering from recent
severe attack Of bronchial pneumonia.
Mrs. F. Davis Of Cherokee. la. is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Frank Richie. and
was a guest a; the Fluke- Richie we'd
ding.
Mira. e. J. Wilcox came down from Dem
YER yesterday TO visit hsr parents. hr.
and Mrs. D. W. Barley, and Rocky Ford
friends.
B. W. Hopper. r. 4. Hopper and A. S.
Parsons shipped carload OF honey &c.
600 poundsl yesterday to the Pi,,sburg
market.
Tho Royal Chef will make good. Low
ers OF coed play should pasronise them
when they eome.-Joel W. Todd. Manager
Tho Grand.
Miss Thora Bureli left yesterday for
her homo in Woodward. Ia. after = pleas
ant visit In this city with her brother D.
v. and family.
W. D. Ebbert returned this week from
Denver whore no has been for several
weoks experimenting tho marketing OF
eants for some local growers.
Miss Leak. DR.. Lawson's Office assist
ant, Is taking vacation for the rseuper-
alton Of her health. and her place 10 b,ing
temporarily filled by Miss Wales.
Miss Dorothy Burt, who resigned her
place in tho Rocky Ford schools just pre-
vious to tho opening Of tho term. Is teach
ing in tho schools Of her homo town.
Coldwatsr. Kan.
Grandma Godding and other local rel-
atiyes Of Arthur F. Marsh. a ono-timc
Rocky Ford boy. have Just received news
OF the s,ork's second visit to tho Marsh
homo in Greeley. with another boy.
Tho Epworth League lecture course
will open Oct. 8 with Powell Hale. tho
monologist. in Dickens Christmas Carol"
The tickets for tho lecture course will DO
on sale this season and soats may DO re-
served at the Award pharmacy.
Dr.. Purse got back few days ago
from the great Mayo hospital at Roehes-
ter. MINI. He submitted to severe sur
gieal operation for the removal Of one Of
his kidneys. and is looking and feeling
much better as the result OF this elimina-
ton Of part Of his anatomy.
Mrs. Estelle Ellis is asking for divorce
from Ira Ellis Of Rocky Ford in the Dis
,rct court a. Pueblo. She says in her
complaint that Ellis ohoked and beat her
and finally told her to get out and earn
her living. and she went to Pueblo to do
so. Also to file divorce papers. They
were married last June in Kansas.
DR.. p. p. Keok. veterinarian. arrived
Tuesday from Stratton. Colo. and has
opened an office in the Grand Valley Liv-
cry Barn. DR.. Keok is a student of the
South Dakota Agricultural College and
profession with marked success. He bears
excellent recommendations and should
soon build up a splendid practice here.
v. E. Rowton writes to friends here OF
his new position as teacher Of manual
training in the Idaho Springs schools. He
says the equipment is well furnished
two story eight room brick building. cost
ing $4,000. and that it is gift to the
city by widow of the Springs. who prom
ises to endow it and make 1t an ndepen-
dent educational institution. o for
widow in Rocky Ford.