Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-06-15

Grand Opera house orchestra were
among the guests and volunteered some
nhe music being accompanied by Miss
jarvis, adding much to the pleasure Of
the occasion. Mrs. Fair is well known,
having been department inspector for the
Woman's Relief corps and late general
organizer for the Women OF Woolcraft.
MIR. Maulsby is one OF the solid miners
OF the great gold camp, Cripple Creek.
The happy couple will go to housekeep.
ing III Victor in few days.-Ch,eftain
The bride has many newly.made
friends in Rocky Ford who extend con.
gratulations.
The indications are good for this
column to have wedding notice in two
weeks. No use guessing US to the iien.
tity OF the happy couple. Twill be q
surprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Hall were in
Pueblo yesterday to attend the Maulsby.
Fair nuptials.
Miss Madge Hickox is taking va.
cation from her lRbors in Price & Lauce's
store until July l, and will take noun.
tain trip.
It. G. Stevenson and wife Of Michi.
gan were last week the guests OF Is. U.
Dye and wife. Mr.. aud Mrs. Stevenson
were residents Of Rocky Ford about Is
years ago and could scarcely be con.
viDced that thus was the same locality,
The only house which Mrs. 8. recognized
was the old adobe barn east OF the Rock.
ford House, in the second story Of which
she took her last meal III Rocky Ford, il
then being used as u hotel Mr.. Steven.
son was formerly newspaper man but
is now in insurance. He IL a brother Of
our fellow.citizen John r. Stevenson.
e. J. Smith is taking months va.
cation from bank cares and visiting his
father Mt Princeton, ILL.,, accompanied by
Mrs. Smith and Edwin.
Cadet Will Guthrie arrived home
from West Point for his summer vaca.
tion. He is greatly pleased with mill.
tnry life and just before leaving was
given promotion.
Rev. Harry B. Robins is taking
short vacation from his Theological
ut Jewell College, Liberty, Mo
and VISITING relatives here und at La
Junta.
"A letter to Frank Clark from Carl
brings the news Of his continued good
health, and that Ed Pitts il all right.
The boys are anxious to leave Manila
and may bring native band with them
to make tour Of the Union.
Mrs. J. A. Clark and daughter, Mel.
lie, OF Pueblo have been guests Of Mrs.
Fred Cheek for almost two weeks, re-
turning home Monday.
Rev. Joel W. Todd hns been called to
Saratoga, Wyoming, to take charge Of
the Presbyterian church ut that place.
He will leave for his new field about
June 20. Many Rocky Ford friends
wish him success in this new work.
p. A. Thompson is now engaged in
the livery business in Walsenburg.
u. 3. Ringer has been appointed one
OF Sheriff Barr's deputies and is pre-
pared to suppress law-breaking at
Fowler.
w. r. Gibson was doing business in
Denver few days since.
F. Nj. Harter, bookkeeper for the
Rocky Ford Mercantile Co., last week
welcomed the arrival OF his wife and
daughter from Denver. The family are
now ut home on G. H. Tnylor's garden
tract, "Vine Kraal" south OF town.
DR.. Kearby was Pueblo visitor last
week.
C. NJ. Hall was Pueblo visitor
several days last week, looking after ir.
rigation matters.
r. W. English OF Denver was in
town last week.
H. W. Gibbons OF Pueblo has been
inspecting his Holbrook ranch this week.
Miss Dell Porter Of Ordway was
shopping in town Monday.
Kyle B. Mitchell, son Of Rev. B. L.
Mitchell, arrived from Knob Noster, Mo-,
a few days since and will spend the sum-
mer in Rocky Ford. He was member
Of the % Mo. during the late war, but
was among the disappointed soldiers
who did not get outside the United
States.
Misses Mary and Agnes Shumate
left Monday for u visit at their former
home in Martin county, kans.
Mrs. J. G. Gracey and children left
Sunday night for Detroit, Mich. Mr..
Gracey will JON them nbout Aug. and
the family party will make n visit to the
old home in New York.
Paul Rider, known to many Of our
young church people, will preach at
Florence this summer.
j. N. Kinney arrived home yester-
day after spending several weeks at
Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Albert enter
tained the b. Y. p. U. and and number
Of other friends Tuesday evening, the
occasion being very pleasant one. Ice
cream and cake were served.
g. Z. Bryant left Saturday for Tex
as as inspector for the Western Poultry
& Game Co.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Tuttle writes that she
arrived at Santa Rosa, CAL, in good
health and Is feeling better than for
years. She is visiting brother whom