Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-09-27


lilack has lately been ,lsmots.i having
exchanged the editorial pencil for the
teachers ruler.
Mrs. ". II. Iiickox is visiting relatives
af tennessee. Ill.
T. J. Ritter was DOM from Pueblo a
lew days since.
Mrs Henry bowman anl children
Went !" Pueblo Wednesday to visit Isis-
lives and take IN the state fair. Mrs.
Bowman also expects 10 attend the Dsn-
Yer Carnival before her return.
J. u. Priss and W. b. Goblin We're
Pueblo visitors Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Lowe returned
Monday after four wesks' r~csssssoa at
Manitou..
Miss Mabel Potter is assisting in
clerical work at tho new department
store.
Mrs. Will Young il tho guest Of Mrs.
Mayo Young. Pueblo.
Ray Hall snd Cary Pollock celebrated
their 18th birthdays on Tuesday by q
party an the home Of Dr. II. NJ. Pollock,
fourteen friends bsins present
u. u. bye will soon make another trip
10 Fort Collins on college business. ON
his return hs will bring u lot Of black
bass for tho further stocking of his big
lake.
Mrs W. y. Randall gave card party
yesterday afternoon IA honor of her sis-
!sr'in.la~. Mrs. J. n. Clark, of Coium.
bin, Conn.
Mrs. Anna Meyer on Monday left for
her hoin- ut Mobisvi,io. MINI. after n
pleasant visit with her sister. Mrs. i. ".
Cf.ssy.
g. N. Hall has been enioyin. tho Stat.
fair tins week.
q. ID. Lawson Of walsrnbur. paid his
brother. J. T.. Lawson visit this wcsa
hn -nfoni. home from tue Masonic
grand lodge in Denver.
a. W. Webster In anon. our sick pro-
pls this week.
Saturdays In Iunta Tribune reports
the issuance Of III. following marriage
lic-ns-s: Ira Cummings aud Dora I'm.
dcr~ool. both of Rocky Ford: Alfred l..
King and Enma Smith. boah Of Rocky
Ford.
DR.. SapBuskirk u happy. his iine
horse. Flower Girl" having won tho 2:iO
race nj tho State fair ou Wednesday.
Clarence brow, recently with Ramsay
& li!ars is now oicrkin. Tor II. l. Max.
we'll.
Mrs. b. u. Dys is visi.in. Manzanols
relatives.
l.. ". Ksil aud family this week move
TO their new home ou South Main street.
Walter II. Jones writes US 10 sspd the
Entrrpriss To him nj 9ia T. street, ssscrn.
mcnio, Calf. adding: II have xcuspse,l
n position with tho Southern Pacific Ry.
with headquarters at Sacfamrnto. My
family have arrived, also Miss Evn STRAIT.
ton who wns with us IN Arizona. We rc-
Rlixs quite difference between the
beautiful city of Sacramento aud tho red
sandy desert Of Arixoua aud wc expect
10 make this our future home" Mrs.
Jones is daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Badger.
NJ. q. Pasks Ia In town today from
Colorado Springs.
J. A. Wcruer Of Holly was the guest
OF o. O.. Crawfori OH Thursday as on
route to the Pueblo State Fair.
G. W. Albert wns Pueblo visitor
yesterday.
Orvillc Kcarby is attending school at
Jarvis Hall. Denver.
While on his trip cast. Rev. Mayo had
the misfortune Of u severe fall by which
hc seriously Injured one Of his arms, and
It still gives him some trouble.
V. W. Stamp hns purchased one Of the
Niche residences on South Ninth street
and his family is now occupying IL. Mr..
Stamp has gone to Arizona to close up
business there preparatory to engaging
in the grocery business here with his
father, W. II. Stamp.
A very pleasant dinner party was
given mt the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. Y.
Hauck Tuesday evening. Those present
were: Rcv. and Mrs. W. /. Davenport,
+. u. Bolles and wife, Mrs. X. NJ. Pol.
lock, Dr. 5. II. Pollock and wife. !. NJ.
Pollock and wife, q. NJ. Hall aud wife.
After dinner krokinole boards were
brought ont, but on receiving the snd
news OF DR.. Phillips death they were
set aside and tie evening spent in con.
yersatiun. The guests bade the host and
hostess goodnight with many nssnran ces
Of a pleasant evening.
One need 90 no further thrn Rocky
Ford to fiud host Of charming enter
tainers. Again large number Of ladies
have been gwen delightful afternoon,
this time mt the home of Mrs. Henry
Lance and Mrs. J. II. Price, about four
ty being present. "A Musical Romance
was the title Of the booklet OF question 8
presented. A very animated scene was
the result, each one racking her brain to
recall the titles OF songs in answer to the
twenty questions. Mrs. II. +. Rushmer
was the fortunate winner of the prize, an
elegant pocket book and card case COM
bined. Refreshments were then an
nounced, the places being designated by
card in the design Of four-leaf clover.
The refreshments were both dainty and
elegant. Mrs. Lance and Mrs. Price
were assisted in entertaining by their
mother, Mrs. Haskell. The guests from
abroad were Mrs. Remiers OF Grand Is.
land, Neb., Mrs. J. N. Clark Of Colnm-
bus, Conn, and Mics Stevens OF Denver.