Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1898-08-04
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

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"A very pretty wedding took place ut
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Web
ster last evening. Their daughter, Eifie
was united in marriage with Mr.. Domh-
nal Kinnehan, Rev. G. II. Burton, Off
cutting, using the beautiful upd impress
sive ceremony OF the Methodist Episco .
pal ritual. The Young couple were at
tended by Mr.. q. w. Oates OF Florence,
and Miss Cora Stephens OF Rocky Ford.
After hearty congratulations by the
guests the company adjourned to Il 9
lawn where elegant refreshments wet
served. The bride is one OF Rocky
Ford's Intelligent and attractive young
ladies' and the groom is prominently
connected with Florence's prosperous
industries, being superintendent Of the
sampling department Of the Metallic Ex-
traction Co.'s works. The wedding
gifts were numerous and handsome,
consisting largely Of silver and glass:
ware. The happy couple left for their
Florence home this morning followed by
the best wishes Of very many Rocky
Ford friends.
Mrs. Arthur Temple and two sons
OF Chicago, were present at the funeral
services OF Mr.. Bingham at Pueblo.
r. W. English Of Denver spent Sum-
day in Rocky Ford.
-Chss. Cheney is assisting Manager
ment.
Mrs. VIM. Martin is visiting q sister
in Denver and has been taken quite sick
since arriving there.
M. L. Meyer left a few days since for
the east to purchase large stock OF fall
and winter goods for the Golden Rule.
Henry Wiley and Geo. Eaton LEFT for
Colorado Springs and Manitou awheel
Monday to remain q week. They were
armed with kodak and will bring home
some mountain views.
Mics Briggs few days since re-
turned from visit to Fort Morgan and
Denver.
H. G. Bourne OF La Junta is now in
Rocky Ford to take up his duties as
beckkeeper for the Melon Growers asso-
oistion and will soon have his hands full
Of work.
H. P. Allen and wife arrived from
Honey Grove, Texas, q few days since.
Mr.. Allen left for the mountains on
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visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
S. Seely.
-Robt. Todd Of Fort Scott, Kans.,
dropped in on his brother, Geo. Todd,
ST., somewhat unexpectedly Sunday last.
Mr.. Todd and family have been driving
through from Fort Scott and visiting by
the way for the past three months. They
will probably locate in THO Rocky Ford
country.
The following personal items we clip
from the Fowler Tribune: Mrs. c. A..
Stevens WINS Rocky Ford visitor Wed.
nesday--Miss Jessie Larmore of Rocky
Ford is visiting this week with her
friends, Miss Minnie Bay and Miss Ada
Hutchinson Of Fowler. Bloom Of
Rocky Ford, who has been Mt the Fowler
house for the past week, has returned to
her home ut the Ford.-P. \. Thomp-
son and wife drove to Rocky Ford We'd
nesday for few days visit with relatives.
a. G. White and family Of Rocky
Ford paid visit to Mt the home OF w.
NJ. Berry on their return from noun
Hail Adjuster Feulason called on
the hail sufferers Tuesday md made full
aud satisfactory settlement, and the
money will be paid under the conditions
of the policy October Is. All of these
parties speak in complimentary terms Of
the courteous treatment accorded them
by Mr.. Fenlason.
Miss Eta Waterman and Miss Maud
Wood OF Rocky Ford came down Sunday
to visit friends for few days.-Miss
Nettie Washburn came down from the
Ford this Monday morning to visit her
sister, Mrs. Adsmoud.-La Junta Dem
ocrat.
Jas. B. Kitchen, zone Of our many
new citizens. has handed us copy OF the
Marengo, ILL.,, Republican, neat aud
newsy paper published at his old home.
In it we find the following extract from
n letter from Mr.. Kitchen: I'VE nre 60
ing to try the Arkansas valley fruit for n
while. They raise all kinds Of fruits here
cherries (never saw 80 much fruit per
tree), apples, plums. peaches, silver
prunes, berries OF all kinds, and grapes.
There are between 1000 to 5000 acres
planted to cantaloupes (which will net the
growers over half million dollars"