Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-01-06
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

fEh0uNhL ANU OUVlhL.
"Wednesday last Rev. Warren Mayo
united in marriage Mr.. viii Rico and
have the best wishes OF tho Enterprise
that their married life may be long and
crowded with happiness.
Married, ut the Baptist parsonage,
Jan. LIST, Mark G. Marlenson aud Miss
Louisa Cox, Rev. d. l.. Mitchell oillcia.
ting.
a. II. Winchell this week moves to
La Jnnta where he will soon enter upon
his work as county clerk. He and Mrs.
Winchell will be much missed in Rocky
Ford society.
%. G.. Ament Of Fowler was greeting
many friends in town Monday.
Miss Beuna Goo Of Colorado Springs
is visiting old friends in Rocky Ford.
Ed Wilson OF Pueblo made hi sister
Mrs. Henry Bowman holiday visit.
Theron Stevens of Ouray has been
appointed by Gov. Adams to the vacancy
on the district bench caused by tho eleo-
ton Of Judge Gabbcrt to be judge Of the
supreme court. Judge Stevens IL an old
friend and schoolmate Of our fellow-citi.
zen, N. W. Terry.
Miss Gertrude Kellogg gave her
friends farewell party Monday evening,
just previous 10 her departure for Fort
Collins TO resume her studies at the State
Agricultural College.
An Epworth League social was held
at the home Of II. +. Hagen Friday ev.
ening.
From the Eldorado. Kas., Industri-
al Advocate we learn that our old Illinois
friend. Prof. 7. j. Jones, is president Of
the Illinois Seminary, Aurora, Ill. We
extend congratulations.
"A copy of tie Woman's Club edition
OF the W0man's Club edition OF the En-.
terprise reached the Sharon Springs, KS,
friends through the courtesy OF N. A.
Ferlen. The Times says: "Mrs. Anna
Burr, formerly OF Wallace, il editor Of
Church News. Mrs. Burr was always q
leading spirit in church and Sabbath
school circles here and we nre glad to
note that she is taking her place among
the good people Of Rocky Ford" Tho
editor OF the Times, Mrs. Mary Il. Ward,
promises TO make Rocky Ford q visit
during next watermelon season.
VIM. Matthews last week visited
Trinidad and Walsenburg.
g. W. Haskell and wife Of Pueblo
are making an extended visit with their
daughters, Mrs. Price and Mrs. Lance.
--Robt. Grceable OF La Junta attend.
cd church in Rocky Ford Sunday.
The social and supper at tho home
Of F. NJ. Harsin Friday evening was, it
is unnecessary to say, a decided success.
in that neighborhood. About 60 persons
were present and participated in the
games and social enjoyment Of the even
ing and the sumptuous supper.
Mrs. j. W. Phenicie is being visited
by her brother, w. H. Davis, Of Hills
boro. KS.
Miss Gertrude Green on Tuesday
returned to her studies In the Denver
University.
B. U. Dye is now able for regular
duty in his Office.
Mrs. KNOCK recently returned from
q visit to her daughter, Luella. who ID
making her temporary home in Denver.
Mrs. J. II. Crowley is just recover
ing from protracted illness.
H. M. Barry, of Como, spent sever.
al days among old friends here last
week. He is manager Of the Fowler
Tunnel, Mining, Milling Co., one Of the
reliable gold mines.
He thought to glide cross Harsin'a
lake
With wondrous ease and grace.
But sad to to say his thoughts went
wrong
He glode upon his face.
p. v. Smith Of Pratt, Ks, arrived in
town on Saturday on a prospecting tour
and was made welcome at the Kansans
reunion.
Boyd Irvine entertained a number
Of his young friends Friday evening.
Harry Day, DR.. Kearby's drug clerk
is taking months vacation at his old
home in Iowa and his place is being
filed by Fred Wallace.
Mrs. A. B. Webster was called tc
Pueblo Monday by news OF the illness ol
her daughter, Effie, a nurse in the Pue
bio hospital. Both returned Tuesday,
Miss Effie being quite sick with typhoid
fever.
w. L. Atkinson Of the Leland house,
Las Animas. made Rocky Ford a visit
Tuesday.
Mrs. F. A. Sabin of La Junta is the
guest of Mrs. ]. H. Price.
Mrs. s. L. Stats of Fremont, Neb.
is visiting her brother, J. 8. Wilson; bel
sister, Mrs.G. NJ. Zufall and other rela.
tives near Rocky Ford. She is en- route
to visit relatives in Oregon and will stop
again on the return trip to enjoy Water
melon Day.
The knights Of Pythias pride them.
selves on their ability to get up fine
ball and are more pleased with their last
effort than any previous dance. The coz
tunes worn by the maskers were Of a
more varied character and richer than
ever before, making scene Of kaleido.
scopic beauty. Almost 100 couples we're
at times upon the floor, all portions OF
the county being represented. Karl
Miller says, and he is good authority,
that no larger or more elegant dancing
party was ever given in southern Colo
RADIO.
Sam Dunsmore is able to be on the
,+raato oftar n protracted and complicated