Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-18
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

brave men," the gowns Of the former
showing that Rocky Ford keeps up with
the procession in dress as well as in
business affairs. The evening was spen,
in social conversation intsrmingled with
vocal music and wealth OF entertain
men, provided by Col. Lockhart's won
derfui Edison gramaphone. During the
evening the bride gave two solos. and
her exceptionally fine voice contributed
much pleasure. Al various times the
gramaphone was brought into service and
proved To be whole concert in itself.
The variety Of music and reci,ations
given. and the great volume and distinct
ness Of the fenderings. brought forth
many EXPLANATIONS Of delight Toward
the close Of the evening the gramaphone
was converted into receiving ins,ru-
ment and various members Of the com
pany spoke into the machine sentiments
OF eongfa,ula,ion and good advice for the
young couple. The cylinder was pre-
sented TO the happy couple and in after
years they Can hear the kind words OF
their friends repeated as naturally as a,
the reception. Several original cylinders
had been prepared for the occasion by
Col Locshar,. among which was bur
lesaue program in which many Of the
guests figured in various capacities. As
sample Of the good hits in this program
VIC will mention that duet. I'D leave
my happy home for thee WAS assigned
10 pair OF charming widows. Elegant
refreshments were served. Throughout,
tho occasion was notably successful
social reunion.
Tuesday evening Mrs Dr.. Phillips gave
a party in honor Of Miss Matte Corn
who lef, tho same evening for her home.
Wichita. Ks. Miss Corn has resided in
Rocky Ford for several months and will
Be missed by our young society people.
Many Of our readers will DO painfully
surprised To hear that Mrs. n. r. Hagen
has filed suit for divorce In tho county
court Tho case will probably no; come
up for trial before September.
Miss Edith Bu,;srfeld Is spending some
days with her sister. Mrs. Gar~ood. in
laJun;a-
L. NJ. and Sam Meyer have returned
from their tour in various portions Of tho
state looking for a location for Sam. Al,
las, reports they had found no good
opening.
E. o. Blair and his daughter. Miss
Bessie. came up from Trinidad on Sa,ur-
day for sisi; with tho Enterprise fami-
y. Mr.. Blair's daily paper duties com
PEELED his return Sunday night, but Miss
Bessie remained until Wednesday. Mr.
Blair reports Trinidad and tho News
shfoh'e'o 70 90 IN q prosperous condition
Frank Shook. who ha. boon with tho
Rocky Ford Hardware Co. has returned
TO Cleveland. Ohio. his former home.
where he has an Office position with a
leading lumber company.
He slifor 4. .pendi,y n fsu v,ook, n.
hi. fo,,pc, horne mephcr.on x.
Al, =,
Ioi, a, mondav 10, , two mo,,hs v;si, \,
,hoir old home In Canada. Our reader.
viii be pleased 10 learn ,bs. Mr.. T.yIor
bs. promi.od .omc Ic,,e,. Tor IN, Entc,-
prise during his absence.
H. MAXWELL In. re,,,rn,d from bis
trim 10 various poin,. in Northern Col
orado.
=. So'e' 10 eon''neo 70 MS room oy
s'esness'
,,an, , v;.;, ,.,;,h Iii;no;s ,.I,,;..,
slrths are reported IN tho following
/, Mi m T,o.d,v. "a, ~ NJ tuGa
h;ng , hoy On Sunday. M, ,rd M.
Towos 49, on Sod.
mrs JOSIAH Soughran IS visiting her
sister, mrs. y haie' Of LaJunta.
T. c. Tietsworth will not return to the
profession Of school teaching this autumn.
He has purchased a machine shop in the
suburbs Of Denver and has quite gang
Of workmen employed. He is also pur-
suing his passion for music in the Denver
HIP Ta,beln ;s bo;no vis;tod bv h;s
,,o,ho, me- N,nov T.jhaI,n ~ S,,;n,
ks and HE cousin Me- w cJ;na ~
Ks
A. n. Bryan, head chemist for the
american Beet Sugar Go. here, is off
iuty Just no" by reason OF an attack OF
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