Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-01-03
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

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B. U. Dye was visitor in Denver a
few days since.
Bort Cave made Rocky Ford visit
yesterday.
H. Z. Ellingwood last week returned
from his eastern trip.
After brief visit to Iowa J. @. Fox
is with us again.
Miss Daisy Harsh of Newton, Iowa,
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. R. s. Beall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyons of La. Junta
were the guests Of their daughter, Mrs.
Phillip Reifel on New Years.
Misses Nellie and Mamie Guthrie
last week spent several days with Pueb-
10 friends.
Misses Hannah Swink and Kate
Hornback recently made visit with Mrs.
Sam Hulse, La Junta.
Mrs. G. M. Hall last week enter
tanned her sister, Mrs. Milo Reynolds OF
Monarch, and her parents, A. j. Smith
and wife of Pueblo.
w. P. Soupeset, former citizen of
Rocky Ford, now living in Trinidad, was
around among his many friends here last
week.
Hon. J. H. Crowley, Jake Scott and
Jo. Deweese indicated their devotion to
hunting by starting for Bent Canon last
Friday, the coolest day of the year.
Prot. Nichols being called to Pueblo
to the position of deputy district clerk,
his place as principal of the Catlin pub
lie school has been filled by Prof. Eubank
OF Nebraska.
Hon. W. A. Colt, of Las Animas, one
OF the Representatives from Las Animas
and Bent counties. has moved his family
to Denver to reside during the legislative
session.
After three years faithful and eff
cient service in Maxwell Bros. store
Miss Annie Goblin has concluded to take
rest, bidding ginghams and silks good
bye last Monday.
We desire to congratulate J. B.
Pearce, of the La Junta Times, on his ap-
pointment to the Office Of District Clerk.
We predict that he will mako an excellent
official, and commend Judge Voorhees,
for the selection.
JAS. Montgomery Of the Otero barn
has sold his interest to Harry @. Cave of
Rocky Ford. Mr.. Montgomery has made
many friends while in La Junta.-Ad-
vertiser Forum.
Mr.. Montgomery is again resident of
Rocky Ford.
Mrs. VIM. Irvine was called to Coun-
Gill Bluffs, Iowa, on Monday by tele-
graphic news of the death Of her aunt,
Mrs. Amelia Bloomer, who had world
wide reputation us the designer of the
s'bloomer costume" This, however Mrs.
Bloomer discarded many years ago.
H. f. Hagen returned last week from
! an extended business rip throughout the
east. During the journey he made large
sales of his crop of superior honey.
Since returning he has shipped the last
of his extra fine comb honey to various
points, covering the United States from
Tennessee to Chicago.
On entering the Office Jan LIST, wo
saw in front of the editorial desk fine
leather-seated rotary oak office chair.
placed there by Swinlk & Co., bearing
this inscription: "A Happy New Year,
chair does not aid in making the Enter
prise better during 1895 it ought to.
"A. l.. Kellogg left Tuesday evening
for Fort Collins where he on Tuesday
delivered an address before the Larimer
County Farmers Institute. MIR. X. is in
demand for speeches at agricultural
meetings, having an invitation to address
tho Interstate Irrigation Association
meeting at Ell Reno, Oklahoma, Jan. 25th,
and 26th.
Married, by Rev. W. Mayo, at his
residence in Rocky Ford on New Years
Day, Mr.. Silvia Roher, of Rocky Ford,
to Miss Annie Nobling, Of Dayton, Ohio.
The bride arrived from her Ohio home
on the morning of the wedding day. The
happy couple will make Rocky Ford
their home. The best wishes of the En-
terprise are theirs.
DIR. A. D. Marks pressing pro-
fessisonal engagements keeping him from
making the contemplated visit to Rocky
Ford was great disappointment to his
many friends here, who had planned an
elaborate and highly complimentary well
come. However, Mrs. Marks and daugh-
ter came down from Fort Lupton week
ago and have been having a most enjoya-
BILE time with old friends, returning home
last Monday.