Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31

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chss. Riley visited in ManitOu tho iip;
o! the week.
Miss Jessie Page visited friends in tho
country part Of this week.
Mrs. ]. T. Mullans Of Sullivan. Ind. is
visiting Mrs. Sol T. Wolfe.
Mrs. j. T. Knuessy wen, TO Lamar
Tuesday for few days visit
Marx Canadian was enjoying tho water
and brse.es Of Mani;Su Sunday.
Wiley Robertson left on Thursday for
Vernon. Texas. In tho interests Of E. r.
Nichols & Co.
There was ! sigh, fall Of hail Thurs
day afternoon. bu, as far Us We can learn
no damage was done.
Misses Ethel Cook and Frankie Ewers
returned yesterday from Colorado Springs
after a pleasant vacation.
Mrs. W. C. Hereford is enjoying visit
from her mother and sister. Mrs. Minnie
u;,ing and Mrs, G. II. wiFh, Of Marion.
Kan.
7. F. Godding. Jr.. Is down in New
Mexico. swoliering In ITO degrees a,
sundown and anxious for Rocky Fords
grecnness and shade.
Tho ladies' Of Methodist church in Now
dale will give an ieo cream supper nos,
Friday evening at the school house
for tho bsneft OF pastors salary.
Rov. C. F. Stevens. pastor Of tho Chris
tan church in Trenton. Mo-. accompanied
by his family are visiting Mrs. Ruth Har-
ris. Mrs. Stevens is sister Of Mrs. Har-
ris.
]. j. Browning and wife leave about
the first Of August for Ashland. Oregon.
where it is hoped the change Of climate
will be beneficial to Mr.. Browning's throat
trouble.
Senator and Mrs. Swink leaves this week
for Hot Springs. Ark. in hopes that the
baths will be beneficial to Mr.. Swink.
who is still suffering from blood poison
ing.
The Boston entertainers who were here
several weeks ago will appear at the
Grand Friday night. Aug. z. Everyone
who heard them before will want to 90
on Friday night.
Mrs. Greenwsult, Miss Kelly and her
niece. Miss Dorothy, of Miledgeyille, ILL.,,
are guests OF Mrs. Mckevey and Miss
Stevens this week. They will leave for
Colorado Springs on Sunday.
Roy L. Schultz of Rocky Ford and Miss
Ursula E. Hagan of La Junta were quiet
" married at the Christian church par
sonaEe in La Junta by the pastor. Rev.
r. A. Lampkin. on the 2lst. A reception
was rendered them on Tuesday evening
at the home OF the grooms mother, Mrs.
Mary E. Schultz in Rocky Ford. A num-
ber of handsome and valuable presents
were received. Refreshments W r Q
served.
Married. at the home OF the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Casebeer,
on Wednesday evening. Miss Eunice Case
beer and MIR. Frank Grove, both of Rocky
Ford. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. j. T. Knuckey in the presence Of
about thirty-five relatives and friends. A
number of useful and pretty presents
were received. The happy couple will
live in Newdae. The Enterprise joins
the many friends of the young people in
extending congratulations and very best
] wishes.
MRS. F. Y. HAUCK'S LAWN FETE.
The lawn fete at the home Of Mr.. and
| Mrs. F. Y. Hauck last evening was one OF
| the most pleasant functions of the season.
The lawn was brilliantly lighted and the
evening was delightfully."- cool, SO that the
| Famous Pictures" represented were
viewed under most favorable conditions.
Among the works OF art shown were:
Deer IN Winter pieces Of coal; The
Horse Fair" a dish of corn; "The Sea-
sons" salt, pepper and vinegar; Birth
place of Burns a fiatron; The Village
Friar.'' frying pan; and many others
equally artistic and interesting. There
we're twenty-seven successful in correct
ly guessing the list of pictures represented
and Mrs. H. w. Lance was the lucky one
l in drawing the slip of paper which en-
| titled her to the prize, pretty little book
of Rocky Mountain Beauties The
consolation prize. "Burro Book fell to
| A. C. Sloan, who binself made the sug-
gestion that it be given to the homeliest
man present The vote was by acca-
nation and unanimous. During the eve
ming Miss Jennie Campbell OF La ypnta
rendered several vocal solos which were
highly enjoyed. The hostess was assist
ed in serving refreshments by Misses
| Stevens, Pollock and Howett. Everyone
] present spent most en,oyabe evening.