Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-26
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Mrs. Bert Gave returned on Monday
after weeks stay in Pueblo.
H. M. Roberts, Of Ordway, was over
yesterday. :.
with Joliet, ILL.,, friends.
F. M. Tague, chairman of the Bent
county commissioners, made us pleas
ant call yesterday.
Joe. Fenton and wife and Miss Jennie
Goblin started yesterday for trip to the
mountains.
W. B. Shumway, of Trinidad, who is a
guest of Thos. Mollett, made our Office a
call last week.
Mrs. A. d. Best returned on Wednes-
day after months visit with Missouri
relatives.
Miss Myrtle Dye returned from Iowa
last evening, where she has been attend
ing school for the past nine months.
Mart Reifel, of Connersville, Ind, ar
rived on Saturday to attend the marriage
of his brother Philip.
G.. s. Thompson and w. III. Robinson,
OF La Junta, were among our callers last
Saturday.
2. =. Dye was absent in adjacent cit
les last week in the interest af the can
ming factory.
Mrs. GARDENER returned on Friday
from visit with relatives in Chase and
Marion counties, KS.
E. S. Rickard, who has been an assist
ant in Mr.. Hagen's apiary, has secured q
place in the railway shops at La Junta.
Mr.. Hickison, who has been with us
for several months seeking health, a
of his wife and child from Iowa.
B. Padfeld, of st. Louis, former res
ident of Rocky Ford, is here looking
after his ranch interests and renewing
the acquaintances Of old friends.
Geo. A. Kigore, of La Junta, was a
guest at the De Seely house last Satur-
day while attending the Populist meet
ing.
Rev. e. g. Smith, of Princeton, ILL.,, is
spending week with his son, e. j.
Smith, being on his regular annual trip
west.
Mrs. Fouts, of Schuyler, Neb., who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. s. l.. Lester,
left for home Tuesday accompanied by
Mrs. L. as far as Manitou.
Bert Cave is absent in Kansas this
week looking after the 200 head OF cattle
owned by Gave & Fox, w. 7. Walker
punching meal tickets at the Swink hotel
during his absence.
Senator Swink quit the Rocky Ford
ditch work long enough on Tuesday to
attend the fair meeting, and rushed back
10 push pusluebS, uOpluS W uaFe WuUeI
flowing by Saturday.
Philip J. Reifel and Miss Agnes Lyon
were married at the home Of the brides
parents in La Junta last evening by Rev.
d. L. RAIDER of Pueblo. The young cou-
pie have many friends in Rocky Ford
who wish them long and happy mar
ried life.
Rev. w. Mayo writes us from Palmer
Lake II do not expect to return till after
next Sunday (the 29th.) 1 think I am
gaining little, but it is very slowly. 1t
has rained almost every day since we
came here. The place is pretty we'll filled
up, and not few wish they had their
heavy clothing and we are among that
number"
Married, at the Argo NJ. E. church,
Denver, on Wednesday, July 18th, 1894,
at 7:3O p. M, Miss Emma A. Rennic and
Rev. Charles w. Huett. A reception was
held after the ceremony at the residence
of the BRIDES sister, Mrs. S. d. Pratt,
440 Pearl ST., and the young people took
the 10 o'clock train for Brighton where
they will spend several weeks and will
be at home after August LIST, at the par
sonage on South Gaylord Ave. The
groom is the popular young pastor of the
Argo NJ. Z. church and the bride, whose
home was at Catlin for several years has
many friends in and around Rocky Ford
who will join in good wishes for her
future.