Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-08

Clara Burke. the bride5 mother, MIR.
Chas. Morgan and Miss Cora Burke, Rev.
r. J. Davenport officiating. The guests
at the wedding were limited to the family
and intimate friends. Many friends ex-
tend hearty congratulations. The above
is republishsd from last week as the item
got in the forms without proof reading
and was deficient very important par
ticular-the name Of the groom.I
Married. at the home Of Chester John
son. Wednesday. May 9th, by Rev. W. |.
Davenport. Mr.. Gilbert 4, Wheelock to
Miss Ida A. Rowe. Many friends Of the
happy couple wish them long continued
bliss.
Mrs. Geneyieve Stewards Rocky Ford
friends will not be surprised 10 learn that
she was married on Wednesday. The
happy groom is Mr.. Frank Cory Of
Segundo. new town near Trinidad.
One OF those rare anniversaries. a
golden wedding. was held in Rocky Ford
on Tuesday. May s. 1858. C. z. Tuttle
was married to Miss Mary E. Benjamin.
The groam was % year. old and weighed
l+0 pounds. while the bride was | 8 and
weighed only 80 pounds. The young
couple lived in Exeter. Ill., for a number
OF years. While there Mr. Tuttlo was
police magistrate for -four years and alder
man for a dozen years. Since coming To
Colorado he has reformed and has held
no municipal ofiice.l After living in west
ern Kansas for four years and losing
most Of their property in trying TO make d
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Tut,Ie came 10 Colo
RADIO. They spent few months in Pue-
bio and in 1889 located in Rocky Ford,
where mr. Tuttle has been kept busy at
his trade OF carpenter and builder. Al
the noon hour Tuesday score Of old
friends and neighbors sat down TO a
sumptuous dinner at the futile home.
The feast was preceded and followed BY
good social time. 4 handsome rocking
chair was loft behind as a memen,o Of
tho anniversary.
E..C. Howe. general manager OF the
American Beet Sugar company's various
plants. made tho ROCKY Ford factory a
yisi, on Monday. Mr.. hOwe's home is in
Denver.
D. W. Polloct OF Fooseland. Ill.,. the
oldes, OF tho Pollock brothers. Is visiting
many relatives in and near Rocky Ford
Mr. Pollock is In general merchandise
business and Is thinking Of making d
change Of location. He has his mind OF
California but |. is hopad that induce
non;s can DO made which will sido,fee'
him hora. He will make considerable in
vos,fnents wherever he locates.
Win Wolf has lei, tho employ Of Geo
C. Maswoll's clothing house TO take
charge Of the Office \; tho steam laundry
Rober, Craighead Is now helping Geo
C. Maxwell dress the public in no"
spring suits, etc.
Walter Canedy. wife and baby arc nov
residents OF Rocky Ford. occupying Mrs
N. S. canedy's dwelling. it being her in
;on,ion To spend the summer with he
daughter at Lamar.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l. Adams arc on!oy
ing visit from their noieo. Miss lrrn
Briggs Of momphis. do.
On tho trip to Pueblo on Monday ",
mot our old friend. J. Marble. formerly o
Rocky Ford. now living at Fowler. mf
Marbles advanced ago does not provon
him from keeping yp his habits Of indus
try. as he is now building now house
He promises 10 pay his Rocky For
friends visit soon.
Mrs. Or. vansus.irs was Pueblo Wis
i,or on Saturday.
T. n. Gibson is expecting tho return o
his wife in tho morning aftor an eGtondo,
visit a, St Louis. Chicago and Dc
Moines.
]. D. Martin Of Lamar. is visiting oI,
Rocky Ford friends. prominent amonl
whom is Geo. c. maxwell.
A. Liningor and wife Of Kansas City
old friends Of o. G. Crawford. are visit
ing Rocky Ford. and possibly looking fo
a location. Mrs. Liningor has a higi
standing as musician.
Born. May 5th. to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Snyder, a ten pound boy.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. n. J
Sprinkler entertained a number Of friend
at seven CtuCh lunCncOn. "nlC'
was followed by an evening Of whist.
F. n. Hilhkor vas doing business it
Pueblo "Wednesday.
p. j. Reifel is in Denver on a businos,
mission.
D. v. Burrel is among our hardest
working business men just now. as a por.
ton of his time is spent looking after his
big seed farm near Ordway.
During DR.. Sigman's visit to Denver
this week he made such arrangements
for.next winters theatrical season tina;
The Grand will have none but such high
class plays as appear attho Tabor Grand
and Broadway no Curtis street engage
ments next season.
Miss Theo Barkley on Monday returned
from two weeks visit with her sister in
Denver, stopping a couple Of days with
Pueblo friends.
W. j. Jordan. now a resident Of Fort
Wallace. Ks, is in town this week.
Mrs. Meredith has returned from her
eastern visit.
Miss Maie Irvine returned the first of
the week from Denver.