Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14
Personal and Social.

ding "tower." He and Nisa Heasi Shrl.
ton were united In marriage last Wetlnes-
day noon At the home Of the brides par.
ents In Hoobrook. Rev. Wilson Mills
was the officiating clergyman. Just
after the ceremony was concluded the
Ford and srscnaaied the happy couple.
A magnificent wedding dinner was served
To a company Of fully fifty guests. Later
In the after noon Mr.. and Mrs. Cartwright
were driven over to Sugar City, where
they took the Missouri Pacific train for
Salina. rs. From there they were to 70
IN Topeka, and thence into Iowa. return.
ing by the way of Kansas City. They
will be gone about a month on the trip.
after which they will take up their resi-
dence in Rocky Ford.
i a quiet but yer, pretty wedding was
celebrated at the home Of Mr.. Robert
James last Wednesday evening al eight
o'clock. when his eidcs, daughter. Re-
bceca. was married to Mr.. Edwin q.
Tingicy Of Rocky Ford. Only the iui-
mediate family and a few intimate
friends Of the contracting pprtics wit
messed the ceremony. after which an ell
egant supper was served. The happy
couple will remain in Rocky Ford for a
few weeks. hut expect then to move to
Boulder. The bcsi wishes OF many
friends 10 with these excellent young
people ~ they embark on the sca oi mat
Timony.
Mrs. A. d. Cox left Wednesday for a
months visit with relatives in Caldwell,
rs.
q. &. Crawford went to Denver this
morning.
II. p. Hagen made trip to Las AMI.
mas Thursday.
Rev. Joel Todd came down from Lake
City last week to visit his parcuts-in.law
aud take Mrs. Todd. who has been visit
ing her parents since the holidays. home
with him.
/, Rev. l.. &. Thompson, state supcfin-
trn,lcnt of missions Of the Christian
church. visited Rocky Ford this week
and conferred with the local church So
cic,y on their proposed church building
plans.
Mrs. Frank Green. her daughter Eva
and the baby. left Thursday evening for
n visi, in her old home. Seymour. Iowa.
Rocky Ford was represented at the
Lincoln Day banquet AT Denver Wcsincs-
day BY Hon. g. ". Swink. ]. Il. God
ding, 5. II. Young aud ID. W. Barkicy.
1. N. Snyder Of McPhcrson. KS. form
CT editor aud proprietor Of the McPhcr-
son Freeman. Is visiting Rev. Studcbakcr.
Dr. Sigman has been suffering the
pas, two weeks will, an abccss on the
hand. The last few days II Threatened
To bc malignant case Of blood poisoning
and Il had the doctor confined To his
house. lie is somewhat better at last
reports
Mr. J. r. McKelvcy cnicrtain-d n
company Of her lady friends last Sntur.
day afternoon, giving them u most enjoy
able and novel form Of entertainment.
Fan tan. tho popular Chinese .ams with
cards. took tho place OF tho universal
whist, aud when refreshments were
served il was found that they Ind n
complete Chinese menu. every dish on
the table being formed with rico for its
prime constituent. IL In doubtful II
tho heather IN his blindness" Inns amy
! comprehension of tho vari.ntcd deli
caciss TINT Mclean woman II capable ot
evolving from his chief article Of diet.
AZ cards Mrs. ". II. McPhcrson won
the BOBBY prize, which proved to be u
dciicately bcfringcd and bcribboned
book. bearing on tho cover the title
written in both English md Chinese
characters, "Whnt 1 Know About Fan
Tan On opening tho book 1t was
found 10 be utterly blank.
In few portions Of the United States
in this latitude will nm outdoor camping
pnrty for pleasure bc planned Tor Feb.
runry. Such u party on Saturday re.
turned from trip to the Huerfano, 60
miles southwest of Rocky Ford. The
party consisted of FIR. Weitzer. VIM.
Wintcrhaltcr. VIII Lockhari. Mr..
Lampson Of Colorado Springs and o.
- rnltfnr,,tu Ry tbia
trip Mcssrs. Wictzer and Wintcrhal'er
secured absolute immunity from
business cares which had been so heavy
during the past campaign, they being
Leyond the reach OF telegraph mes
ecngcr or telephone ring. The outing
was generally enjoyed for ten days.
Coyotes were the only game secured.
Mrs. Harriet Bristol has returned from
her eastern trip.
Lewis Swink, A. ID. Best aud Col.
Lockhhart were named last Saturday ut
tho Otero Stockmen's meeting us the
delegates from this vicinity to the meet
ing in Denver next month.
Mrs. A. NJ. Jackson's y many friends arc
delighted to know that she has recover.
cd from her late serious indisposition and
is again able to take her atcive part in
the social activities OF the community.
She entertained pleasant company in
her new home ON ninth st. last Friday.
She also entertained the Afternoon
Whist Club on Wednesday.
Fred Thede has gone east on his spring
purchasing trip. Ho will stop off at
Great Bend, Kan., for brief visit with
his sister.
w. p. Noe, Of Greenland. Colo, basked
in the rays OF the more genial climate OF
the Arkansas Valley few days OF lust
week.
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