Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-15
PERSONAL
AND SOCxAL..

ana mss lliiieh btasS. ~. L1Sood hAe
Tor . long time bssa . valued ssissmsn
Ia n. !. Ms1wsll's store. Miss Black hll-
ing . similar position with Ramsay q |
ByaSa The young couple have many |
friends In Rocky feSd who sxtsnd best
wishes for long and happy married life. |
The happy pair are temporarily domieiied |
at the St James. pending the preparation
Of home Of their own.
Among the marriage licenses issued
this week are the following; William
Naneolas and Pearl Abel. both of La
Junta; David A. MePeek. OF Manzanola.
and Mildred E Emerson. Of Fowler.
Mr.. and Mrs l. r. Fenlason this week
visited Pueblo and Denver.
DR.. and Mrs. r. E. Wolfe are being
congratulated on the birth OF nine pound /
boy. April ~, their frs, born.
Mrs. W. c. Steele entertained the Every
Tuesday Reading Club this week.
Lieut. wiillstord Dey. Of Pueblo. was
this week the gues, o! Mrs. Mary J. An
desson.
J. p. Pollock directs US to change his
address in Colorado Springs To i+2s |
Gran. avenue. and adds that tho family |
expects soon to DO permanently located
in West Colorado Springs In their own
home.
Mrs. Sol. T. Wolfe arrived from Colo
rado Springs on Wednesday to visi, her
new grandson.
J. H. Biddie was called 10 Illinois Sun
day by the death Of his father.
Mrs.. J. ~ Weaver Is sspsetsd 70 arrive
In few days from Fsismount, Ill, 70
spsad the summsr with hss parents. hr.
and Mrs- J. N. Custer.
Miss Lana Hedges. d Ia Junta. vas
The guest Of hass MAJ cussss . PAT os
this week. i
Ths Grand Domain Of Nebraska sends
cordial greeting 70 the Grand Domain Of
Colorado and eongratulatss the brothers
on the acquisition Of p. c. Or. S. c. Green
Of York Lodge No. IL. now located at
Rocky Ford. Colo. Brother Green will
b missed among the workers In the
Grand Domain Of Nebraska He was
ever Of that number who do things and
not dream shsm.-Ths Pyshian Sunbeam.
R. 3. Christian Is planning 70 remove
70 Ia Junsa.
chas. Meyer. oi Eaton. Is making =
visit with his brother. N. L. Meyer. OF the
Golden Rule.
! Boon Bacon. . Missouri Ksp.Siean'
came to the Rocky Ford country q year
ago for the benefit Of his wlses health.
His wife has improved and would not 60
back to Old Missouri under any eireum-
stances. Mr.. Bacon likes thi, country tho
longer he stays and last week anchored
himself hero by buying 4 20 aero ranch
Of ]. F. Trimmer near town to the north
cast. part Of the Potter ranch. The
consideration was $1,000.
At Trinidad wo met N. W. Terry who
has been doing carpenter work there for
several months. He Is kept busy. his
skill at tho very finest grades Of work
keeping him employed continuously at tho
| him a visit last week but found tho alti-
sudc too great for hor TO remain long.
W. A. Conlcy has rented o. c. Lamber-
toms dwelling. Mr.. Lamborton will oeeu-
py house in tho same vicinity while
building another residence property for
himself.
Tho following citizens wore cansd 10
Pueblo on Tuesday as witnesses in the
U. S. court: Col. Loekhart. H. !. Max
well. D. v. Burrsll. q. W. Higgins, Goo.
Egbcrt, W. S. Mitchell. L. r. Fenlason,
W. X. Wintsrhalter, J. F. MeKelvey.
W. D. Mcpherson and wife are enter
tanning Mrs. Parsons and daughter Of
Milwaukee.
Miss Powell. teacher in the Washington
trk st
her place being filled by Miss Cora z.
Stevens.
| H. W. Lance and wife left this morning
for Pueblo. driving through. On Monday
Mr.. Lance will go to Cheyenne to attend
the meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Bradford Oil Co
Judge Wallis and County Clerk Gar
wood expect to be in Cheyenne on Monday
to attend the meeting Of the Bradford Oil
Co. stockholders. when important busi-
ness will be transacted.
F. J. Gretchen is home from the Kansas
oil fields.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. c. Maxwell are en-
tertaining their old friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gundrum, Of Iowa, Mich.
E. c. Hamilton late Of Chino, Calf,
succeeds, W. A. Conley as superinten-
dent of the manufacturing department Of
the sugar factory.
At the meeting Of Pueblo Presbytery at
Colorado Springs last week Rev. Daven-
port was present; also A. L. Kellogg rep
resenting the church, and Mrs. Gordon
Hardey on behalf of the Woman's Mis-
sonary Society.
A merry lot of school children today
enjoyed picnic on the river bank under
the chaperonage Of Mrs. L. W. Babcock.
Mark benson says it was Cooper
Mountain claims which he sold-not Bow