Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-01-22
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PERSONALS.

o. Gibson and Miss Grace F. Higgins. the
Rev. w. l. Davenport officiating. The
wedding march was paid by little Miss
Ruth Davenport. The bride is one OF
Rocky Ford's most estimsble young ladies
and one OF the most effieisn, and valuable
workers In the Presbyterian church. The
happy couple left on the noon train for
Longmon,. their future home. followed by
the best wishes Of many friends. 4 large
crowd OF the brides friends were at the
station to bid farewell and Godspeed. the
friendly demonstration being accompanied
by gift from the Christian Endsayofefs
and the usual shower Of rice.
Mr.. Clarence 4, wrIsh, and Miss Lucy
May Di,tas were married az non,iesllo.
ninn.. January l2, The happy couple
will be "a, horhs" at Bsardsiey. Mlnn,.
after February !. The bride was for
mefly a resident Of Rocky Ford. where
she was highly esteemed.
@. W. G0ss in a postal says that the IT,
riga,ion districts In California are com
planning OF droI,h and that grippe is prev
aisnt. He adds; keep the saloons and
gamblers down while you have them
down
Miss Fanny snswdsn Of Rocky Ford is
now teacher in the commercial college,
Miss Snowden will make many friends
hsrs.-Lamar Register.
Clyde Todd. who has been with the
English Lumber Co. In Rocky Ford since his
return from tho Pacific coast. has bean
promoted to tho managemen, Of tho same
eompany's yard al La Junia- Tho posi-
ton Is responsible and important ono.
but we arc confident that Mr.. Todd will
fully measure up TO It's requirements.
~ Kitchen Shower was tho name
given tho social and friendly function at
the now homo Of Paul Hardoy and bride
Friday evening. Tho young couple had
Just occupied their now homo and tho visi,
Of score Of young friends was Of tho
nature OF = surprise house o-warrning.
Each Of tho guests took some article Of
kitchen utility. and tho result was well
equipped kitchen. 4 ,affy- y-pulling was
tho chief anusomen, Of tho evening.
Tho San Souei club will entertain tho
members Of tho Every Tuesday club with
their husbands a, X. p. hall on nos.
Thursday evening. a royal umo Is an
;ieipatad.
A numbar Of ladies' eas, Of town ro-
Gently organized reading club TO be
known as tho Country Club" Mrs. C.
]. Cover was made president.
Mrs. II. W. Lance entertained at cards
on last Friday evening and also on We'd
nesday Of this week.
Mrs. George C. Maxwell has issued in
vitstions for an AT Homo" on next We'd
nesdSy afternoon.
The Ladies' union Of tho n. e. church
hold tho regular monthly social at the
homo OF Mrs. Bancroft on Thursday after
oon. There was 4 large attendance and
q good time.
Miss Flossio Van Buskirs arrived on
Monday for a visit with hor brother. DR..
II. Van Bussirk.
Doctor Van Buskirk is out Of town this
week on business trip.
Mrs. o. E. Caffory and Msis Helen
Stevens will return to their homo in Pueblo
this week after a visit with tho Prices
and Lances.
Mrs. Fannie Gerbing was able to walk
down town last Saturday for tho first timo
since September. Her many friends will
be pleased to know that she is so n.uch
improved.
The W. r. c. held social meeting on
Wednesday with Mrs. Ford Steward.
The attendance was unusually large and
the occasion specially enjoyable for all.
The next monthly meeting will be with
Mrs. J. w. Phenicie.
On Monday afternoon Miss Mabel Smith
celebrated her sixth birthday by inviting
twelve Of her little friends to spend the
afternoon and take supper with her. A
fine time was had by the little people.
Miss Mcbride entertained the Entire
Nous club this week.
The ladies Of the Every Tuesday club
will give farewell party to Mrs. W. j.
Irvine this afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
G. F. Evans.
W. J. Irvine and family leave on Satur-
day for Phoenix, Ariz. for residence.
Mrs. Mary Baldwin this week entered
the c. F. & I. hospital. Pueblo. to take a
three years training course as nurse.
o. B. Stauffer is spending most Of this
week in Denvor and may take quite an
extensive tour before returning.
The Woman's club met with Mrs. J. E
Godding Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Jack
son read an instructive paper on Chinese
Religions" which was followed by a de-
lightful talk by Mrs. Wietzer on her recent
trip abroad. Miss Mcbride was guest
Of the club and favored the ladies with a
pretty piano solo. A selection from Bret
Harte was read by Mrs. Barkley. Mrs.
Godding had an interesting paper on "Old
California Missions" which was supple
mented by number Of kodak views Of
the missions taken by Miss Cora Stevens