Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-07-30

school chum, Miss Helen Nanny.
Miss Nella Wiley Of Olathe. Kan,,
came in Wednesday for visit with her
cousin. D. D. Wiley. and family.
R, L, Garner returned to Aguilar on
Wednesday after few daYs.visit with his
wife and Rocky Ford friends.
Mr.. an6 Mrs. M. Soloman arrived
yesterday from Chicago upon visit to
their fri ends, Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Meyer.
Misses Grace Randall and Ruth Lytle
left on Wednesday for visit with friends
in Denver. Colorado Springs and Mani
tou.
Miss Mary Goblin returned Wednesday
from an extended stay with relatives and
friends in Los Angeles and other points in
California.
F. A. Williams, a prominent attorney
Of Denver. spent Saturday and Sunday in
this city. at the home of his niece, Mrs.
G. P. Randall.
Tho meetings Of the W. c. T. u. have
been discontinued until Sept o.when the
election Of officers for the ensuing year
will be held.
Mrs. W. B. Goblin and family returned
home on Friday from six weeks visit
with friends in Kingman and Ssdgwiek
counties, Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Maltby came
down from Denver early in abe week and
propose making their future home in
Rocky Ford.
J. H. Price returned Tuesday from a
weeks visit in Denver and reports the
good news that Mrs. Prices health is
steadily improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Kinney and the
latter's sister. Mrs. Copenhaver. left on
Tuesday for weeks outing at Cascade
and Colorado Springs.
Mrs. Edward J. Wilcox returned to her
home tn Denver on Monday. after short
visit with her mother. Mrs. D. w. Barkley.
and Rocky Ford friends.
Met hodist church members and the
Sunday school "pienieed" at g. W.
Lewis ranch north Of the river yester-
day and report having jolly good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Ewing Of Buekner.
Mo-. who are on the way to the Seattle
exposition. spent Sunday and Monday in
this city with their uncle. c. J.. Tyer. and
family.
Souvenir postal cards received this
week from Fr. Wistzsr. show that the gen.
sral.mansgsr Of the ABS Co. Is in Rome.
Italy. and As he expresses It Having a
good time"
John Harbsst has cleared $500 from
his cherry orchard one acre west Of town.
This Is the best possible evidence thatthe
late frosts didn't get quite all Of the fruit
In the Valley this season. -,
Rocky Ford Lodge. W. o. W. holds
one Of its enjoyable social meetings to-
night. Ice cream. cake. etc.. will Be
served and . good time 10 assured the
members and invited guests.
4 card to the Enterprise from Mrs. A.
S. Johnson conveys the news that she
and Mrs, @. W. Lewis and children are
having fine time and enjoying the cool
ocean brsezes and bathing at Long Beach
Calf.
DR.. J. A. Lawson returned Tuesday
from = weeks visit with his wife and
friends in Pueblo. During his short vaea-
ton the doctors practise was in charge
Of DR.. c. c. Fowler Of Denver. who Is
visiting Rocky Ford friends.
F.. A. Aylor. local band and orchestra
musician. was engaged at Fowler on
Saturday last as leader Of the Fowler
band and orchestra for the big Farmers
picnic and ball. He reports the Fowler
band to BE- in first class shape.
q. M. Hall on Wednesday enjoyed a
visit from nephew. Chas. H. Wieks Of
Cohoes, N. Y. and his friend Ernest
Weeks Of Watertown N. Y. The two
young men are on their way to Canten.
China, to become teachers in the Christ
ian College. and left for San Francisco
on Wednesday night.
The Enterprise Acknowledges a pleas
ant call from L. J. Edmunds.a "a former well
known resident Of Rocky Ford who spent
Saturday with old time friends in this city.
Mr.. Edmunds 10 residing in Ration. N. M.
where he holds the excellent position Of
superintendent Of the Ration Water Works
Co. and the Ration Fuel Co.
Fred N. Howell on Wednesday received
the sad news Of the death Of his father
at his home in Aullvills. NO., and he left
for that point the same night intending
to accompany the irsmains to the old
home in Decatur. ILL.,, for interment The
funeral service will not take place until