Gunterprise May 24 1901 News One Page Notes
The Gunterprise reports various items from May 24 1901 including observations on road spending in Colorado with Professor Carpenter suggesting counties need competent engineers to halve costs. It notes Wells-Fargo Express Co business volume, Capple Creek preparing for the Transmissipisci congress, Cripple Creek headquarters, and discussion of a three cent coin with a doughnut hole. The Pueblo attention comments on the Kansas river suit and judicial costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Agricultural College
Fort Collins Express
Colorado
Wells-Fargo Express, Co
Butterfield
Rocky Ford
Capple Creek
Transmississippi Congress
Congress
Cripple Creek
Uncle Sam
Commencement Week at Rocky Ford Public Schools
Commencement week at Rocky Ford Public High School featured Dr. Aylesworth delivering the baccalaureate sermon at the opera house. The ceremony honored graduates with diplomas and several speakers, including Prof. Lancaster, emphasized growth, law, and civic duty while a full audience enjoyed music and abundant flowers. The district notes strong yearlong work, high standards, and ongoing improvements to the school system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Ford Public High School
Opera House
Aylesworth
State Agricultural College
Andrew
Mayo
Walker
Ree Daven
Annie B. Elser
Gle
Inna C
Daven
Hig
Rozella Norton
Mary P. Shumate
Jessie G. Harter
Florence E. Pollock
Kalie M. Whittenburg
Arthur S. Manning
Harrison
Alexander
Bessie Taylor
Pacific Coast
Edith Knapp
English
Rocky Ford Public Schools
Penn
Citizens plan broad Fourth of July celebration at club
A meeting at the Business Men's Club chosen W B Gobip as chairman and Paul E Kenedy as secretary to head a planned Glorious Fourth event. An executive committee of Shelton Thompson Fenlason Dye Price and Purse was named with finance chair Maxwell Hammond and Dawley. Music chair Smith Shelton Clark named. A liberal sum is pledged and a final arrangements meeting was set for this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Club Rooms
W. B. Gobip
Paul E. Kenedy
E. ©. Shelton
A. ©. Thompson
L. R. Fenlason
J. K. Dye
J. H. Price
W. D. Purse
H. I. Maxwell
Geo. Hammond
H. A. Dawley
E. J. Smith
KE. C. Shelton
R. D. Clark
Pueblo Press Club Visit Plans Revealed
The Pueblo Press club delegation, led by D. W. Barkley, visits Rocky Ford. After dinner at the St James they tour a sugar factory, ride country roads, and return to the club rooms for a public reception before departing about 9 p m. Sub committees on carriages and entertainment were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo Press Club
D. W. Barkley
N. V. Alexander
H. W. Lance
W. ©. Steele
Business Men’s Club
Rocky Ford
St. James
Pueblo
W. C. Steele
M. A. Randel
Memorial services and roadway observance in Rocky Ford
Memorial services are set for May 30 1901 in Rocky Ford under Wadeworth Post No 03 C A B. Citizens are urged to observe the day with business houses closed from 2 pm to 5 pm. Mayor G W Swix dated May 2 1901 notes the event and lists laws from the late legislature elsewhere in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Ford
A. D
Wadeworth Post No
Hovor
G. W. Swix
Also Mentioned on This Page
Enterprise Telephones
Ofce
Supreme Court
Kansas
F. B. Bolles
Port Presiding
Mesdames Hall
Hartley
Davenport Goldaworthy
Messrs. Albert
Adair
Titsworth
Pollock
Mise Rens Jackson
Dr. Arent
God
G. B. Fleming
Liberty High School
L. H. Harrison
Washington School
Bertha Forbes
All Men
Hill
Eranatee
Jessie Harter
Gladys Crowe
Zella Norton
Mary Shumate
Aur Manning
Katie Whittenburg
Flossie Pollock
Josie P. Gardenier
Ida Lawton
Alpha King
Lancaster
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Snyder
Rof. Lancaster
Hero Worshp
Florence C. Shaw
Fleming
Titaworth
Kendig
Pay
Clara Weist
Clase
Gertrude Kellogg
W. S. Davenport
Sylvia Brownlee
Deover
Carlos
Math Meath
Msensgen
The
Dawley Hardware & Fur
Gibson Lumber
Gibson Lumber CO
T. H. G2sos
Xieye
Farmers & Merchants
IRK
Rai
A. L. Kellogg
H. VanBuskirk
Pres
G. A. Collins
John W. Masury
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