Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-04-11
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.


II tbs h0ns of the bsiais's father in
Rocky Posd. M. IssiLss Todd TO Niss
Ages wiss. Rsv. J. r. Ksseksy pss-
formias the csssnscay In tLs psssssrs of
. sasii eompasy II relatives sod frsssls
Ths yoane coapls hsss many friesds
sl0 sxtsai bsss Sisbss thsf tlssir msrsiesl
life nay bs ioss ssd jayosa Tiss ssasa
0uns . nice ssrtiss fsnr1 II Buink 0s
vhieh iAs hsppy eosPis uiii sasks ti,sir
future hows.
Married. = The Leas os ths bsills's
passsis. 704 n. Nsin n :. an Ws.lnss-
lav sysains. Apsil y. NJ. u. csivin iiss.
saa II istsssos. 4 D.. 10 Niss Nsyss
4. Wells. dsnshiss Il W. u. weiis. ilss
ttsv. Wilsos Nills oslirislins,
Y. q. Hose a 6aa Fsssrisea. ssssssi
msnaesv Of tLs Amsss~an list Basar
q sapAsy's fsrsoSies. Isid ilss ioesi plant
af The company . s,s,f shss ss~h.
Aitssssys r. II. p~siss II Pueblo and
y. 4. VILLAS Il Dvayss usss in toss
oa i@ssi basinsss rss.Aisy.
w. J, Net;sssch u t,siss visited by
his sister. Ms hea Fisher Il Anfinri.
III. ssi b~s husband. vLo uiii probably
tsrsts bsse sod ian our array II psus-
pesoas farmers
J. u. Bachsnan arrived fsnm Kansas
City Wednesday aud msy 10 ssisisL lo
our large costs of caspsaisss-
Mr., Busiingsms and dsashiss Mary
arrived si NAisxzsols = fvs days ssnre
from Y.isslslL. III. Mr.. Bafi,sgsm .
u,ii coo.lacs J. W. besiy's sss'rh basri'
ing house
Miss Mary Hastsos hss sssusssd after
an sxi~oisd visit II cnsossjo Spssnes-
4 Mrs. y J. Smith vss PssbIo visitor
this vcek.
Mrs. Filth Rass,,i lssvss ia fsu
days fos wsysoks. OklA-, vbsso skss y
'boiiins dosa- eisin-
M. A. W. Psicy II Sssscu.~. IA. 10
The guest u lsVs sister. Nss. Paul ksa
pssiy.
Mrs. y. J. u. Z-iiars snL daashi~s
Eva u Cb~uey. Ms. sss visiting Nss.
Cellars sisasss. Ms. J. d. Wolfe and
Mn. ksie 0obin.
S.P. Cobb os Hall. No, frisad nf r.
r. Hoax. vss . visitor In Rocky fosd
this week. He = . furuiiass man and
looking fos bussnss lousisoo.
Liitis Blanche Ysnioa. the doctors
s~copd daughter. celsbsaisd Lss sssvnih
birthday On wednesday lest. BY sases.
tsiuins al the us~mh-fs of tes school
cls.s Al dinner. A hsppy. uscoavva.
tioaal time vss hssl.
Mss. and Miss Mansille of Lamar have
bpsa guests II Miss Mssss 4. Dean.
Mr.. c. 2. Kso.iali and Mrs. II. r.
Rasssil Il La Junsa visited Rocky Ford
fsicods this vesk.
A. II. Page l~ll ios Dsavse on Tass.lsy
for stay II indssssmiusis isus'h.
Rcv. J. T. knucksy returned on Sssar.
day irum bis sod tnp ssst 10 ait~od the
burial II his father. Tho body vss lskeo
frum North Beod. Nsb 10 Illinois fue
burial beside tho pssaer's muais~s.
Ds. Jooes Paul II Moapd City. KS.
. insad d Alderman Hickox. wss 10
town lasl week paying him vtsit snd
sizing up tho countsy with vi~v 10 In.
vsssmens In land.
Mn. Ford Steward II spending the
week With . Pueblo FREUD. Mrs Jack
Rapslic.
Mn. w. q. Goblin 10 now The proud
poasessoe of = hue new pinno -abolhcr
cvidsocs of tile prosperity of tho valley.
Mayor Fred A. Sabip Of La Junta and
Mrs. Ssbin ~crs gnsssa at the
home Of Mrs. Prics and Mrs. Lance last
Sunday.
Mis- Tbso Barley 10 expected homo
from Denver on Monday.
An o, sser supper for the benefit Ct tbs
Sunday school will be givcu At the Grand
Valley schoolhouss Thursday evening,
April II. Everybody Is cordially invited.
San Meyer has been spending u part
Of this week with his uncle. who In con.
ductipg store Ut MsnxanUlR.
Mrs. J. N. Cbritton and daughter
n. .'is. & Il. EsIs .slea1 asssPi us. 'GsInEs GI.E
toms father.
Mrs. I. b. johnson has been quite sick
for several weeks.
I. b. johnson has rented his Newdnle
farm aud will move to town, taking the
place Of foreman IN the Gazette Office.
It 10 reported that O. d. Steward Of
/ La Junta will erect handsome home iD
Rocky Ford iu the near future, and re-
move to the beet sugar metropolis. Is
not this item Of special interest IN con-
nsctipn with Mr.. Stewards aspirations
for the RockY Ford ppstmastersliiP?
Mrs. G. w. Albert 10 spending several
days with La Junta friend.
H.. /. Maxwell 10 serving on the U. S.
Jury at Pueblo this week.
JIM. Kinney OF Colorado Springs was
among old friends here yesterday.
Frspk NJ. Burr, a nephew OF j. II. Burr
and Thomas Ray, both OF Seymour. Ia.,
are at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Burr,
and will remain III the west during the
summer.
Rev. w. 1. Davenport has been absent
this week attending Presbytery ut Flor.
ence.
Joe Burnett has just returned from n
four p6nths sojoutp in SOUTHERN Ca ii.
fornia, where he went last Decstuber for
relief from an attack Of asthma. He
comes back immensely improved by the
change and will again make his home
/ with us. He reports California rejoicing
over the abundance Of moisture it has
got this winter, the most they have had
ID ere for many years. The orange crop
was seriously damaged by frost in De-
cember.
Prof, j. F. Heating, superintendent