Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-04-16
MARRIED.
KNIGHT-DE WOLF.

Yesterday at 7:l5 a. m. at Holy Trinity
church Sydney Knight Of Rocky Ford
and Miss Grace Caroline De Wolf were
Joined in holy wedlock. Miss De Wolf
Is the second daughter of Rev. Erastus
De Wolf formerly OF this city, and Mr..
knight is the second miller at the Rocky
Ford Milling and Elevator Co.'s plant.
J. G. Gracey, general manager Of the
works, was best man, and the brides
cousin, Knizer Backinstow, in the alb
sence Of her father, gave her in marriage.
There were no maids. A nuptial eucha-
rist was celebrated, and directly after
the party sat down to breakfast at the
rectory. Mr.. and Mrs. Knight have
gone to make their home in Rocky Ford.
Pueblo Chieftain Of Friday last.
The Chieftain's account omits the
pleasant fact that large number OF use
ful and elegant presents were received.
The Enterprise extends congratula-
tions.
The happy couple came to Rocky Ford
the same evening. On Friday dinner
was rendered them ut the home Of
Horace Knight, to which q number OF
intimate friends were invited. Mr.. and
Mrs. Knight will occupy the home OF
can be built. Many friends wish them a
long and happy married life.
"A sharp California Chinaman by
'.monkeying" with the jockeys recently
beat San Francisco horse racing gam
blers out of 100000. Sympathy for the
losers will be neither deep nor wide
spread.
Saturday was a good day in the bug
cy line for Ellingwrod & Hauck, they
selling a surrey to Nealey's livery stable
and top buggy to J. NJ. Hopper OF
Ordway.
Harvey Maltby is working up good
business for Pueblo laundry.
Il. D. Hale has added to his landed
possessions by the purchase of 40 acres
Of Oliver Adcock adjoining his place ~
miles east.
The Enterprise OF q few weeks since
had an account Of shipping mine in
which our fellow-citizen, Horace Knight,
is interested. The item was incomplete
and should have stated that his partner
in the lease is D. p. jackson, a well
known mining man Of Monument.
Last week Gibson & Fenlason were
showing around Messrs. Tyden y Nor
rison of Chicago. They are on the look
out for from 5000 to 1000 acres OF land
on which to locate Swedish colony.
Some negotiations have been made with
II. R. Holbrook for lands under the La
ouna canal and deal may yet be made.
We have received copy Of The
Record, finely illustrated publication
devoted to booming North Dakota: It
contains 40 pages and is filed with half.
tones. Among the latter is picture OF
three kids eating watermelons, the head
ing Of the article being "Melon Day at
Rocky Ford" From the reading matter
we learn that the youngsters are Harry,
Leslie and Scott Drummond, children OF
r, W. Drummond, who was connected
with the Enterprise number of years
ago, Thus does the fame Of our famous
festival extend into the far of regions OF
bleak Dakota.
The attention Of our business men is
called to the card Of the Postal Iele-
graph to be found in our advertising col
umns. Mr.. Kellogg will be found at his
post in the office Of Goblin & Gobin,
ready to attend to all business promptly.
Mrs. james Montgomery moved to
Florence on Thursday, joining her hus-
band who has been in business there FOR
several months. Mrs. Montgomery Will
be greatly missed in Rocky Ford, where
she has been ministering angel beside
many beds of affliction and death.
"A black-eyed man is most jealous OF
his wife; gray-eyed one the most FAITH
ful: a brown eyed one the best provider,;
n blue-eyed one always henpecked.
Girls, take your choice.