Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-07-19
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Mrs. Bert Cave was visitor to Pueblo
last Saturday.
Mrs. I. DENIES returned from Canon
City yesterday.
Mrs Geo. w. Gross arrived from To
peka, KS, this morning.
W. P. Noe, now of Victor, is a visitor
in Rocky Ford this week.
Our cosmopolitan friend. John E. God.
ding, made the Ford a call Monday.
E. M. Davis and wife, of Ordway, were
guests at the Swink Hotel on Tuesday.
Misses Haskins and Smith, of La Junta,
were among Rocky Ford's Sunday visit
ors.
Mrs. Bradley, of Pueblo, is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Bert Gave. at the
Swink hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Gerbing are the
proud parents Of a new girl-their first.
Congratulations.
Oliver Adcock, living across the river
under the Holbrook canal, is the happy
father Of a new boy.
W. E. Anderson left for Butler county,
Ks., last week, where he has a large
number Of cattle.
@. H. Dudley, prominent attorney OF
Colorado Springs, was in town last week
looking after real estate interests here.
Mrs. M. E. Springer left on Saturday
for Denver for q visit with her sister,
Mrs. O. o. Evans.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Philip J. Reifel to Miss Agnes
Lyon, at the home of the brides parents
in La Junta, July 25th.
Miss Bertha E. Bingham returned
home yesterday after stay Of several
les in vocal music.
Chas. D. Steward, after several months
mining in New Mexico and Arizona was
Welcomed by his Rocky Ford friends last
Monday.
A. L. Kellogg left for Grand Junction
Monday on business connected with his
duties as a member of the State Board
Of Agriculture.
The friends of Charley Daring tender
ed him surprise party Saturday night
at the home Of his parents. All present
say they had delightful time.
E. M. Davis and Miss Kate McEndree
of Ordway were guests Of hotel De Seely
Tuesday last as en- route to La Junta to
get married.
At Laura Dickes' home Friday night
the young folks Of Rocky Ford and vi:
cinity gathered to have social time and
from all accounts their expectations
were more than realized.
senator Swink's countenance has not
been visible on our streets much Of late,
as he has been putting in all his time
pushing work on the repairs to the Rocky
Ford ditch.
8. E. Ellis, Of Delaware, O., is spend
ing his vacation with the family of T. E.
Partner. They, with J. o. Gifford's fam
lily, expect to leave the last of this week,
for three weeks trip to the mountains.
Mrs. F. B. Bolles arrived home on
Saturday after protracted stay in Ill
inois caring for q sick relative. It is
unnecessary to say that she received a
hearty welcome from the Professor, who
has been semi-batching for several
weeks.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. r. 8. Beall
gave a very pleasant tea party IN honor
Of Mrs. 8. j. Hulse who expects to leave
in o short time for the mountains where
she will spend the summer. Those pres
ent were Mrs. 8. j. Hulse, Mrs ]. NJ.
Slane, Mrs. J. O. Faulk, and Mrs F. Y.
Hauck.
Mrs. D. W. Barkley arrived in Rocky
Ford last Saturday for stay Of couple
of months and perhaps permanently.
The ENTKRPRIsE family are now stop
ping at the Swink hotel, where Mrs.
Barley would be pleased to meet the
ladies' Of Rocky Ford and vicinity. Miss
Theo. Barkley is now in Denver but is
expected in Rocky Ford in short time.
George Maxwell and Van Hem
bricks and their families left yes
terday for a pleasant and protract-
ed mountain trip in wagons.
Sam'l Hulse has recently secured
a position as engineer at Hastings,
Colo, and Mrs Hulse will soon
join him there.
Mrs. II. A. Dawley is expected
home to-day from Omaha, where
she has been visiting relatives for