Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-06
Married at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.


were attended by Miss Zella Norton and
Mr.. Frank Haight- The guests were
limited TO neighbors and few special
friends. A sumptuous dinner followed
the ceremony. Tho happy couple were
the recipients Of large number Of useful
and ornamental presents Mf. and Mrs.
Dautrieh have many friends in this com
munity whose best wishes will be ex-
tended them for long and happy mar
ried life.
Misses Theo Duggins and Fannie Glib
bons upon Tuesday returned TO Pueblo
after a months enjoyment OF Rocky Ford.
They came for two weeks visit. but
found thu time To pass so pleasantly as
guests Of Mrs. E. J. Smith and their bro
Tiers. Ray F. Gibbons and George Dug
gins. on the Gibbons ranch. that the stay
was protraeted. The last social event
they attended was given by Miss Theo
Barkiey Monday evening. when the new
game Of ''Flineh" was played with much
enthusiasm and hilari,y. followed by
several numbers Of highly enjoyed
vocal and instrumental music.
Mr.. and Mrs. p.'L. Flea. gave a very
pleasan, party Friday evening to a couple
dozen young friends. The Amusement, o.
the evening was High Five. at which six
tables were engaged. All pfesen, report
a regular picnic Of a time and vote Mr..
and Mrs. Fleak royal entertainers Dain-
ty refreshments were much enjoyed
feature Of tho program.
John e. Godding has been in Long
mont much Of tho past wee. planning for
tho improvement Of his large farm there.
and for tho cultivation Of 30 acres OF
beots this season.
Miss Ruth Janet Pollock. aged s weeks.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Pollock. is
having attentions paid her which may be
compared with those which are showorod
upon infants Of European royal houses.
On Wednesday Mrs. F. Y. Hauek enter
tanned party Of fourteen ladies with
Miss Pollock as tho gues; Of honor.
and who doubtless behaved herself with
q dignity becoming the occasion.
Mrs. Kate Goblin and her daughter.
Miss Mary. left Wednesday evening for
visi, with Mrs. Annie Jo''nes a, Axusa.
Calf.
Leonard w. Burnham. Of washburn.
Illinois. returned homo Thursday morning
after spending several days this week
with his aunt. Mrs. r. X. Todd. and fam
lily. He liked tho looks OF tho country so
much and appreciated the fno Colorado
weather wo arc enjoying tha; no expects
to return in fcw weeks and make this
his permanent homo.
Miss Grace Babcoek was in Manzanola
Monday to give tho now telephone OK
change good start.
N. v. Willard last wee. welcomed a
visit from two granddaughter from Dill
lon. Mont. Mrs. Hattie Bares and Miss
Lydia Willard.
Or. Van Buskirk and wifo have been in
Denver most OF this week. Ono object OF
the visit was TO attend grand opera.
G. W. Edwards was last week added
to tho elerking force a; Hilfikers.
Miss Edith Wayne Bu,,erfield is now
married and happy bride OF VIII l.
Cartor. with pleasant home at kolispel.
Mont.
p. X. Blinn has been a Fort Collins
visitor this week.
Warren Blinn was doing business in
Pueblo on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. 3. Cook and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fry. Of Trenton. No.. arrived last
week to see the country. Mr.. Cook and
wife returned "Wednesday. but Mr.. Fry
and wife yet remain.
I. S. Farris. who has been in Kansas
City for the past three months, arrived on
Wednesday.
Mrs. S. W. Cressy was the agreeable
entertainer Of tho whist club Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Phillips returned TO Pueblo on
Wednesday after visit with relatives in
Rocky Ford.
Miss Lou Green. Of Manzanola, was
this week the guest Of her sister Mrs.
M. M. Nelson.
M. Wetzler Of the Department store is
quite sick with pneumonia at Baldwin's
sanitarium.
Rev. McBride's many friends will be
pleased to learn that he has returned
from Denver greatly improved and able
for his church duties.
Mrs. F. G. Pinkerton left this morning
to join her husband at Wagner. Okl.
R. W. English is in town for the first
time in several weeks. An operation on
one Of his eyes has kept him in dark
room for month, but his vision is now
all right.
X. L. Mumford met with painful
accident few days ago. While driving
the tongue of the wagon dropped ana the
horses ran. Mr.. Mumford jumped and
wheel ran over one foot causing injuries
which will disable him for business for a
week or ten days yet,
Sherman Ball and family arrived this
morning after two months visit at their
old home, Fooseland, III. They were ac-
companied by the family Of w. T. Ball
who have been in Fooseland for the past
year.
We are sole distributors in Rocky Ford
for the Waterman Ideal Fountain Pen.
They are the best made or we would not
handle them,-Kennedy' Bookstore.