Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-05-06
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

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Mrs. Milton Reynolds is Justly proud
in possessing very fine mocking bird,
that not only makes melody in her home,
but for the whole neighborhood.
4. B. johnson last week decided lot
4 blodk 80 to G. w. Rapp, to whom
building permit was granted at the last
meeting Of the council.
j. W. Phenicie was in Pueblo on
Monday.
Mrs. II. A. Albright and daughter
Pauline, Of Salida arrived yesterday for q
visit ut the home OF her brother, T. W.
Hawkins.
Married, by Rev. H. M. Mayo, at the
Rockford House, Tuesday, April 9th
Adam G. HaAy to Miss Bell Evans,
both of La Junta.
Miss Effie Webster left yesterday for
q visit to Canon City.
The cantata given last Friday and
Saturday evenings under the director
ship Of q. e. Stevens was success. The
singers were all in good voice and the
children did splendidly being compelled
to respond to an encore. A good house
and an appreciative audience was in at
tendance both nights.
j. n. Slane is now night operator
for the Santa Fe and will occupy the
house vacated by Prof. Bolles. The
many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Slane
welcona their return.
-0:P. Randall is decorating his new
ly acquired business property with a
coat d paint.
The male quartet from La Junta,
Messrs. King, Jones, Francis and Lewis
were in attendance at the cantata on Sat-
urday night and assisted in the choruses.
Mrs. J. H. Price returned yesterday
from visit with friends in Pueblo and
Denver.
The X. P.'s gave reception on Mon
day evening to members and their friends.
We will be thankful to any Of our
Ordway friends for items Of news, during
Mr.. Tarbox's illness.
Mrs. E. R. jeffrey, nee Goblin, Of
a three weeks visit with her parents.
w. G. Lewis was abeent last week
as witness III a court case.
L. W. Keil will remove his family
from Lamar to Rocky Ford as soon as
he is able to secure desirable house.
M. E. Springer has gone east, we
presume to hypnotic the gold bugs.
Bert Gave left on the 1910 tram
Monday for Colorado Springs and Dem
yer. The Cripple Creek stage line from
Colorado Springs to Cripple Greek will
be opened up this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. 8. Beall are receiv-
ing congratulations upon the arrival Of
a baby boy in their home. The advent
occurred Monday Of last week but We
were advised too late for last weeks
issue.
Mr.. Laptz, who has been stopping
at Garden City for some time for his
health is now in Rocky Ford. He will
bring his family here soon.
The Enterprise family was most de-
ightfully serenaded on last Saturday
night by the male quartet from La Junta
and we take this neaus Of rendering our
appreciation and thanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Roberts and
Misses Bobichaud and Olmstead Of Ord
way, were shopping in Rocky Ford We'd
nesday.
Mrs. AL Bloom of Manzanola was in
town yesterday.
j. d. Burke arrived on the 9i5
Wednesday for visit with his children.
H. Il. Van Clief Of the Pueblo Lith-
Co. was in town yesterday.
Mrs. Farrar and Miss Locke Of Boston,
who have been visiting the family of 7.
T. Woodruff Of La Junta, were the guests
They enjoyed trip around the vicinity
of Rocky Ford very much, indeed. The
improved farms and beautiful orchards
were constant surprise to them
ID. W. Barkley and daughter will
arrive tomorrow a. m. After a months
treatment at the Infirmary at Kirksville,
Mo-, Mr.. B. has been much benefited.
w. F. Tarbox, who met with quite
serious accident IN one of the recent
storms by being struck on the head by q
falling timber, has been compelled to un-
dergo surgical operation. DR.. Fenton
~ that the operation was sue
cessful end that he is now doing nicely.
We trust that he may soon recover.
w. n. Randall and bride arrived on
Sunday night. Mrs. Randall will receive
a cordial welcome to Rocky Ford and
our best wishes are extended to her as
are our congratulations to Mr.. Randall.
We clip the following from the Norwich,
Conn. Bulletin:
RANDALL-CLARKE.
The marriage Of Emily Marcia, daugh-
ter Of Willard B. Clarke, and William n.
Randall of Rocky Ford, Col, was cele-
brated in the Congregational church at
Columbia Wednesday noon. The bridal
party was led by six young girls as
Miss Adams Of Wethersfield,
Miss GLADDEN. of New Britain, Miss Hag-
erty of Bristol. Miss Brockway Of Mid
Miss Sheldon Of New Britain
and Miss Crittenden Of Northampton,
Mass. They were followed by the maid
Of honor, Miss Lena Fuller OF Columbia,
who wore white organdie over pink The
bride, accompanied by her father, was
met at the altar by the groom with the
beet man, Mr.. Willard B. Clark, Jr.
brother of the bride. The brides gown
was of white lansdown with train, and
was trimmed with pearl. The veil was
caught by pearl brooch, the gift of the
groom. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Charles Clarke of Whitney
Vile, brother of the bride, assisted by
the Rev. J. P. Harvey, pastor of the
church. A reception was held at the
home Of the brides parents after the GER
emony. Guests were present from Will