Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-08-09
PERSONAL.

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A somewhat romantic wedding took
place nt III. residence Of DIR. Il. N. Pol.
lock Sunday morning. Some months
since DIR. \. J.. ksndig spent several
weeks IN Princeton. ILL.,. aud while there
seems To have made mn engagement OF
marriage with Miss Camilla ID. Prail.
fhe bride elect arrived on the morning
train Sunday and Rsv. II. S. Walker
WAS snmmnned to perform the ceremony.
which hs did IN his pleasant and irnprss.
sivc mnnner. The groom is known ss
ono of It,eky's rising young professional
men, aud n gentleman of worth and
tons most intelligent and lovabls young
ladies', highly estsstnsd by wide circle
OF frisnds. The happy couple have the
best wishes Of u host Of friends both in
Pnncston aud Rocky Ford.
J. II. Award was called to Washing.
ton, KS. few days since 10 attend tho
marriage OF sister.
Lee Me(iee and family have returned
from pleasant thres weeks stay ut
Colorado Springs and the adjacent
mountains.
Misses Abbie Goblin and Belle Swink
left Tuesday for Salt Lake and Cali
forpia. Chas Daring accompanied the
the ladies' ns far as Colorado Springs
where lie will spend week.
Mrs Eliza IIornback left yesterday
for a months visit with her brother. II.
&. Edminston, Pueblo.
Elbert Phillips Inns abont recovered
from his fever.
The mhil brings ns the following per-
sonnl: Horn ut brighton. TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Sarl.y. Aug. !. u lovely daughter.
J. G. Hamilton. Vic. President Of the
Oxnnrd Construction Co. arrived on
Wednesday aud the same day hc with
Manager Wicizer and Chief Arricnltnr.
ist Wintcrhnlt.r visited Sugar City aud
the adjacent beet fields.
james q. Oxnar,l. Vice President of
the American Beet Sugar Co.. is expect.
cd to arrive tomorrow.
DR.. Geo. Pratt and wife. mud Walter
Vance Of Wintersct. Town, nrc visiting
Leo McGec, 4. Il. Cook and other old
Iowa friends.
Mrs. II. ". Potter and daughter,
Ethel. left Tuesday for Stnnsbury, Mo.
Miss Ethel will enter Columbia College
in the fall to continue her school work.
The Pollock. davenport. Hall outing
pnrty spent u portion of last week nj
Manitou mud vicinity. The crowd mum.
bers - nnd they make regular caravan
appearance when ontspann-l for travel.
Their arrival Mt Mauitou was not exnct.
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ists who visit thnt famous resort. They
drove on in advance OF the tent and
commissary stores and when night came
those necessities were not In sight. Pro-
visions were procured from town for
supper but when 10 p. m. arrived tho
camp eauipage was yet absent. There
was money enough in tho crowd to have
taken rooms Mt tho Antl.rs, bn, the sun.
bonne,s Of tho Indies and the ovcralls
Of the gentlemen forbid such enjoyment
Of the comforts Of that famous hortelcry.
The problem was solved by sleeping in u
hay stuck. u part Of the play not on the
program but highly enjoyed neverthc-
less. We suspect that their experience
was not such Rs to give them Increased
sympathy for other tramps who have to
sleep in hay stacks.
+. W. Biederman, formerly Assistant
Superintendent OF the American Beet
Sugar Co. here. now has good position
with the Bay City Sugar Co.. Bay City,
Mich, with prospects Of promotion.
A letter from II. +. Eilingwood from
Fort Worth. Texas, informs us TINT he
In. had good summer on his ranch.
plepty of grass and cattle doing we'll.
The family are well ahd better content
ed than when they first went to Texas.
p. J. Reiiel and wife have returned
from their mountain trip.
s. W. Wolfe has returned from va:
cation in the mountains, accompanied
by F. o. johnson Of Sioux City, Iowa.
who is looking over the country with a
view of sizing up it's advantages for the
information OF party OF lowans who
have an eye on the Arkansas Valley.
G. D. Rouse directs ns to send his
Enterprise to Salt Lake City where he
will sojourn for time.
JIG. Conner of Fort Worth. Texas, is
visiting his uncle, A. q. Conner, and
other relatives. accompanied by his
family. His first impressions OF the
country are quite favorable and we pre-
dict he VIII increase III Hpptecihtiob ~
he becomes acquainted with its manifold
resources.
NIiss Clara Weist has returned from
n visit at Colorado Springs.
Mrs. Ellie Kelley of OTTAWA. KS. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. II. Z. Schuyler
and her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Farris.
Mrs. DR.. Kearby, after spending n
week ut Canon City returned last Satur-
day.
Mrs. G. A. Rose is visiting relatives
near Hutchinson, KS.
+. NJ. Clark informs us that Orville
writes from Kansas City that his eyes
are improving greatly and he has hopes
of the full restoration OF his sight.
Landlord Thompson OF the st. James.
has purchased an interest in new hotel
now being completed in Pueblo.
LII. Lister. with NJ. o. Coggins. ar
rived a few days since and will remain
Al. .n,t,,loupa appSOn. SluCe