Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-04-18
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. ". q.
Warren, Wednesday. April 10th. occur
red one Of the prettisst Of home we'd.
dinRs, the occasion being the marriage
Of their daughter, Mary Addie. to Mr..
Eugene W. Shelton. To the strains OF
the bridal chorus from Lohengrin,
played by Mrs. Stuart, the bridal party
took their places under floral wedding
bell suspended in canopy Of lace and
smiiax. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Knucksy Of the NJ. +.
church. and was beautiful aud impress-
i've. The bride and groom were attend.
cd by Miss Nina Warren aud Mr..
Bertram Shelton. The bride WAS ut.
tired in u graceful gown Of albatross.
trimmed with accordion ruffies Of liberty
silk and drsperies Of chiffon, and carried
brids's roses: The bridesmaid wore pale
green Orgsndis and carried ill - Of the
valley. About forty gnests witnessed
the ceremony aud partOok OF the elegant
banquet prepared by Mrs. Warren. A
sersnade by tho Woodman band was q
pleasant feature OF tue evening. The
presents were numerous aud beautiful
and attestsd the esteem aud popularity
Of the bride smong her friends. The
young couple are well endowed by na-
turs to Rdorn home aud society, aud
10 take high rank IN the circle Of home
life. The best wishes Of their friends Mt.
tend them ms they enter its LISTS. Mr.. and
Mrs. Shelton are now nj home In neat
country cottage in Holbrook.
Rsv. W. II. Stamp and Mrs. Stamp
last Wednesday, evening observed IN u
social wsy tho 3th anniversary Of their
marriage. 4 company Of friends to the
number Of about 10 were invited and u
very pleasant evening spent. leo cream
congratulations extended tho friends pre-
senied Mr.. aud Mrs. Stamp with large
handsome wicker rocker.
Manager Wistzer OF the Sugar Co. Inns
been absent in New Mexico for several
days, returning Wednesday.
Mrs. W. X. W'interhalter, u few days
since, left for her old home. San Fran.
ciso, accompanied by her mo ther. Mrs.
4. q. Hnmphrics. Mrs. WinterhAlt or u
n native ,lsughisr oe California aud will
greatly enjoy the visit. tCsliforians sre
~ proud u tho state of their nativity ms
are keutuckians.)
Mrs. Haskell and Mrs Csffrey. who
have been guests Of Mrs. Lnnc~ and Mrs.
Prics, lsft for Pueblo Saturday for u
short stay.
Miss Gertrude Kellogg aud Miss Syl.
via BrowDlce wrrs visitors In Mspzanoln
Saturday.
II. II. Ginger. formerly Of Dyes Lake
ranch, and more recently Of New Mexico,
10 with Us again for stay Of several
months.
q. G. Crawford has returned from his
duties In the Holly branch Of tho Eng.
lish Lumber Co.'S yards aud will now be
on duty nj tho old stand hero. The
Holly yard has been placed permanently
In charge of Mr. Alder. who comcs from
ono Of tho large numbering couccrns of
tho south to tho employ Of Mr. English.
Hon. Il. W. Patterson paid his banker
fricuds IN town visit on Wednesday.
A few days since J. z. Goidins and
q. II. Hall Ecturuci from trip IN tho
country. Their appearance indicated
TINT they had been roughing Il on an oil
prospecting tour. They seemed happy
they wcrc looking for.
l.. II. Fenlasou made Boulder q visit
Saturday.
Miss Helen Hcrsh returned 10 Denver
Saturday after visit Of three weeks with
Mi. Gladys Gibson.
Frank Green was doing business in
Pueblo Saturday.
w. Q. Warren, wife aud daughter,
Nina, leave tomorrow for kcnncwick,
Washington, TO make their home. Ken.
ncwick II now town on the Columbia
river. or rather an old town that the n.
=. Railway Co. has revived and gwen u
t.s,<,s,, anil NJ wuppun t,ssCfa N AnI
largo building operations and plenty of
work for carpenters there tho present
summer.
Mrs. Fannie Brasbear left on wc,lncs.
day for Council Grove. KS, after u years
stay with her fsther.iu.inw. Liiourn
Brnshcar.
Miss Penrl Dcnnes this week enter
tained her friend. Miss Celia Sughrue. OF
In Jhp,n, " cpmRapiqp ~ 'As Telephone
Mrs. DR.. Phillips and Miss Pearl Gill
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. John
ston Of Manxanola, old Hoosier friendr,
Sunday.
Miss Theo Barkley has returned from
a seven weeks VISIT with her sister, Mrs.
T.. J. Wilcox, Denver.
Mr.. j. l.. Alder came down from
Rocky Ford last Saturday and Inns been
installed as manager Of tue Il. w. Eng.
ii,sb tRpksF cs9;'s yaTd! =! this this place
Fred Check, IT,, goes shortly to Hig
bee station, where lie will summc. with
his bees, instead OF laying brick. lie
has an apinry Of 100 hives now aud will
build HIM nn enlarged honey house.
Walter Cheek left last Friday night
for Los Angeles, Calf, where he will be
employed for tho summer with tn.
former mast or builder Of the brick work
Of our sugar factory, g. Leonurdt. Mr..
L. hEg takon \ conitract IN Iiies.ni, work
involving y million Rhd y 'half aaflafs,
which means the laying of several mil.
lions OF brick.
NJ. U. RandeI was in Boulder few
days since aud came home with an in-
creased temperature OF oil fever.
Miss Beulah Haskins, who has been
the guest Of Mr.. md Mrs |. ID. Hale for
several days, returned to Ln Juuta Sun.
day.
y. p. GihsaB 9f GapoB City laq been
with ns a portion of this week,
Frank Farris and wife left on Satur.
dny fpr sam Erancisco and may continue