Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-16

marriage.
Mrs. James Butterfield and Miss Edith
plan TO leave Sunday morning for Denver
for short visit with friends. From there
Miss Edith goes to Spokane. where she
will be married to Mr.. VIII L. Carter and
the happy pair will journey to their home
in Calispel. Mont
Hon. j. II. Crowley was ROCKY Ford's
only representative at the Canon City
Farmers Institute Tuesday. Tie reports
very pleasant and profitable session.
The program OF each day Included a
picnic dinner.
LII. Adair left for California Tuesday
night. His family are visiting Kansas
relatives and will follow him al later
date.
Mrs. ]. T. Knuekey was called to La
mar Wednesday by sickness In the fami-
ly Of her son.
P. J. Refel has Just purchased more
commodious home than he has hereto
fore possessed. having bargained for the
property built by Miss Anna Huber. now
occupied by II. J. Sprinkler. We would
like To see Mr.. and Mrs. Reifel enjoying
the benefits Of better home. but don't
like their removal from our part Of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herring are nov a, home
10 their friends al the El Captain.
Lieut.. VIII Guthrie has for some
months been attending the school Of en-
gineers at the national capitol This
might be called post graduate course
following West Point. and his assignment
To such place indicates his high stand
in army circles. as tho engineering de-
partment Of the service Is tho choicest
and most sough, for.
Mrs. c. E. Lueore is eonvaleseent and
left Sunday for visit with her mother
in Denver.
L. E. Colby and wife oxpee, TO move ,e
Chicago in a couple Of months and will
60 into tho manufacture OF chic cor
carne on Wholesale scale.
II. j. Roberts Of Manxanola was one oi
Treasurer Beerbohm's visitors on Tuesday
and Of course complained Of the sixa oi
his tax receipt. all Same as the balance
Of US will do whom wo get money enough,
TO interview tho treasurer.
One OF tho brightest young mon in the
employ Of tho Columbine Music Co. is c.
e. Lueore Of Rocky Ford. manager Of the
branch located at that town. Since Sop
.ember no has sold fifty pianos and has a
string Of prospects" as long as your
arm. In addition to having trained eye
for business no possesses = pleasing par-
sonality that counts for no little in work
irg piano deai.-January number OF
Tho Music Trades. Now York City.
Mrs. S. W. High Of Colorado City is
tho guest Of hor daughter. Mrs. X. F.
Hilfiker.
M. E. Levy will start cast in few days
on purchasing trip.
D. W. Barkloy and wife were the guests
Of Uncle Joo Graham and wife on SUM-
day. @
As Hon. W. A. Colt was on route from
St. Louis Tuesday no received telegraph
ie news Of the death Of Mrs. Colts
mother in Florida
Rocky Ford has been represented in
Denver this week by the following ladies':
Mrs. W. 3. Goblin. Mrs. W. NJ Randall.
Mrs. J. W. Phonieic. Misses jennie and
Abbio Goblin and Mrs. Mary J. Anderson.
L. J. Bronston. Of Wichita, is in town
with a view to business location. Of
which moro In later issue.
Misses Theo Duggins and Jennie
Gibbons Of Pueblo are guests Of Mrs. E.
j. Smith.
Tho reception given by tho Every Tues
day club on Monday evening to the San
Souei club with their husbands. at the
home Of DR.. and Mrs r. M. Pollock was
most enjoyable affair. Several ladies
Of the Every Tuesday club acted as a
reception committee. making every one
welcome. After time of pleasant CON
versation. cards were passed with
twenty descriptive or fitting phrases. the
first letter Of each word forming the
initials Of some one present, as example.
Relieves many pains"-R. M. Pollock.
Much amusement and entertainment was
furnished during this time. A majority
got all the initials correct. A card was
then passed with a 'wiggle' drawn on
it. Each one was requested To draw any
plSIurd ouRReStco W tiicii hSi ioVSs Saso'
birds. dogs, men and many other subjects
were made as the wiggles suggested.
The prize. china cup and saucer was
awarded to DR.. H. G. Sigman. The
Tuesday club are noted for their skill in
playing oharades. The San Soueis
were requested to select ten of their num-
ber to play against ten Of Every Tues
days. The San Soucis may not play as
often as the Tuesdays, but they are far
from lacking in proficiency. Dainty re-
freshments were served. At 'midnight's
holy hour all reluctantly departed. with
assurances of having had good time.
Secretary Hall Of the Fair Association
was in Denver this week to confer with
other fair representatives relative to
dates, etc.
Mrs. E. J. Smith gave most enjoyable
social function Thursday afternoon, en-
tertaining at a .thimble party large
company Of girls and young married
ladies, in honor Of Misses Duggins and
Gibbons of Pueblo Much fancy work
was advanced during the merry hours Of
the gathering. The refreshments were
truly elegant. A color scheme of pink
and white was prettily carried out in the
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