Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-03-06

Swink when his daughter. LeCEa Belle.
was married 10 Charles II, DarHg. Of the
grocery firm Of Daring & Young, A.
eight O'Clock Miss Maude Wood took her
place al the piano and began the we'd
ding march, The happy young people
took their position in the parioE under. a
beautiful arch OF smilax and roses and
the ring ceremony was performed by
Rev. W. |, Dayenpor, Of the Presbyterian
church. The only attendants HsTe the
tiny daughters Of Elmer Gomez ard Geo.
Daring. Jr.. one bearing the brides roses
and the other the wedding ring on a pal
low. The bride Was Handsomely a,,irei
in gown Of white silk Persian lawn and
the groom in the eonseniionai black.
After the ceremony an elegant wedding
supper was served TO tho many guests.
which included the immediate relatives
and friends. The presents wsfe numsf-
Gus. including Sc, Of HasilaRd china.
hand decorated china. Gu, glass, solid
silver. furniture. etc, In leaving each
guest was presented with a pretty little
boz containing a piece Of the wedding
cake. Il Is presumed that by this time
all the single people have lssfRsd their
fate. All pressn; !nined in bidding the
bride and groom God speed. and voting
the wedding the happles, Of the season.
Married. a, Las Animas. Sunday even
ing. March ls,. by Rev. X. NJ P.ngfss Of
the n. e church. Mr.. II. NJ. waeassr. Of
the Enterprise Office. 10 Miss Sadie Grit
fiih. Of Grea, Bend. KS In no;iEsng this
mos, eommendable action Of M, Waess-
OF. tho La Jun,a Democrat says: We
arc informed ,ha, Miss Grifii;h's father
Is one Of the thrifty business men Of Great
Bend and his daughter was visiting fala-
,ises al Las knimas when she met Mr..
wseaser. and tho meeting terminated as
above. Bert Is good boy and a good
printer. but he Is tho last fellow ~e
would have thought Of taking such q
rash stop. However. wa extend eongrst-
uia,ions TO Mr.. and Mrs. wseasef and
wish them long and happy life ;oge;h-
or" Tho Enterprise and Mr. Waeasaf's 5
Rocky Ford friends yoin In wishing the
happy couple unbroken married bliss,
Mrs waeasar Is making shor; sisi,
with her parents a, Groa; Bend. bu, will
soon yoin her husband in Rocky Ford.
Married. a, tho home Of the brides
parents. las, Sunday At 400 p. IN. by
Rev. W. |. Davonpor, Of tho Presbyterian
church. Mr.. Earl N. cru.en and Hiss
Edna May kennison.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. q. Christian entertained
a score Of young people Monday evening on
tho occasion Of tho fourth anniversary Of
their marriage. whis, and an "obsersa-
ton Party" were tho amusemenis Of the
evening. Dainty refreshmen; were served
and tho entire company united in v5;ing
Mrs. Christian royal en,ertainer.
Fr. Wic,xor has returned from his pro-
,rae,ed visit in New York City.
Hon. J. w. Beatty and n. q. Dye Of
Manxanola were in town las. evening ,e
become acquainted with tho initial mys-
tories Of Masonry. John vroman came
along to SEQ that his noighbors were
treated fairly. -..tgss
Hon. E. NJ. Cranston Of Denver. United
States district attorney. was in town on
Saturday and was the guest Of Col.
Loekhart at tho El Captain.
T. n. Gibson was called TO Waverly.
ILL.,, last evening by news Of tho death Of
his mother.
@. T. Gcrbing's many friends will re-
gret to learn that his illness has assumed
a critical stage.
]. E. Godding is Longmont visitor this
week. looking after extensive proposed
beet growing interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kennedy have
many friends in Rocky Ford to extend
congratulations on the birth Of a fine ten
pound girl March 2nd.
The Tuesday Club was pleasantly en-
tcrtaincd by Mrs. Warren Mayo this
week.
]. K. Bancroft Of South Main street,
who has been quite seriously i'll. is con-
valescent.
John Ruble has decided to move to
Laton, Calf. The Enterprise follows him
and what he shall thus hear of agricul-
tural prosperity may cause him to be
with US again after years trial Of the
Pacific coast.
c. n. Samples has moved to DEUEL..
The Denver Post of Sunday had a
three column account Of the approaching
musical festival at the Broadway theater
April 18th. The article contains por-
traits Of Wardner Williams, organizer of
the festival, and his brother. Alfred Will
liams. who will take the part of Elijah
in the oratorio. The Williams brothers
are most favorably known to Rocky
Ford's lovers Of high-grade music.
Miss Fannie Wallace is now stenog-
rapher for Hauck g. Mckelvey.
Mrs. Mabel Russell writes US from San
Luis Obspo, Calf, renewing her sub
scription, and adds: I'VE have now
spent one year in the beautiful state of
sun and flowers and fruit, and with all
its beauty we cannot do without the En-
terprse to tell US of home; although |
hope we will never leave this state, as
Mr.. Russell's health is so much improved
c. c. Barrick of Manzanola has just re-
turned from three months visit with
sister living at Middleton. Md, whom he
had not seen for twenty-four years.
Like all other of our citizens who make
eastern visits Mr.. Barrick noted the con-
tinuous and disagreeable rains.