Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-06-10
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PERSONAL
AND Social.


4th by the pastor Of the Presbyterian
church. a, C. Sloan. Jr,. Of Durango 10
Miss Rachael MeNsil Of Denver. Mr..
Sloan made tie acquaintance Of the bride
when resident Of Leadyille. that then
being the home OF her parents. The
original date set for the marriage was in
January last, but the prospective groom
was then dangerously III. The bride is
graduate OF the Denver high school. has
been student in the Denver University
and is most worthy. intelligent and low
able young woman. The groom is well
known and highly esteemed in Rocky
Ford. He is now chief clerk for the Local
Surety Co. Durango. a broad guagc cor
pofation. whose activities include real
estate. loans, saw mills. planning mill. etc.
and the operation OF a street railway. The
many friends OF the groom in Rocky Ford
wish that all his anticipated happiness
may be fully realized.
Mr.. c. Frank Burke and Miss Grace
E. weatherby were married last Wsdnes-
day morning at the home Of the brides
parents Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. WeA,herby.
In Homs Place. Or. C. o. kimball oiiieiat-
ing at the ceremony. Only the immedi-
relatives and fe@ intimate friends were
present. After the ceremony q sumpt-
uous wedding breakfast was served. and
the young couple left on the noon train
for Colorado Springs for few days Wis
Il. They will make their home on Mr..
Burse's ranch south OF Rocky Ford on
their return from the honeymoon trip. Mr..
Burke Is a nephew Of c. N. Robins. dep
t,s,s eli
has been principal Of the schools al
Swink. Miss weathsrby Is graduate OF
the La Jun,a High School. ana has been
a successful primary teacher in tho Fo~-
Ter schools during tho past two years.
In Junta Tribune.
To-day Father Godding is seventy
nine years old. and quite lively for . man
o! that extreme age. In November he
and Mrs. Godding can celebrate the 56thi
annivsrary Of their marriage-an extent
Of married life rarely eaualled.
The Sans Souei Club me. with Mrs.
Mekelvy this week. II being Will Carl
ton Day roll call was answered by
quotations from that popular author. Mrs.
Deemer gave fine reading. Eight Wis
will BE- held in two weeks at tho homo Of
Mrs. Cleveland. when Tennyson will be
studied. graphophono concert was an
enjoyable feature Of tho meeting.
Tho Ladies Of tho Maeeabees were on
tertained at tho homo Of Lady Gibson on
North Sixth street Thursday of last week
from 5 to S p. m. Tho afternoon was
spont in playing finch. Ice cream and
cake was served. All departed with
ligh. hearts and good wishes.
One Of the pre;,ics, parties Of tho
season was given by Mrs. a. NJ. jackson
and Miss Reni on Friday afternoon. The
house was profuSely decorated with
roses. Slips Of paper were scattered
about tho parlors containing questions
which were 10 be answered by tho names
Of roses. Tho prize for getting tho
names correct. large American Beauty
rose in water color. was awarded to mrs.
Lance. Dainty refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Hattie. Stewart. Misses Madge
Hiesux. Emma Brown. and Grace Bark
ley left on Wednesday as delegates to tho
Epworth League convention at Golden.
A. c. Conner, wife and Rolla. arrived
home Tuesday after four months stay
in California. Most Of tho time was
spent in Redlands. but all tho principal
cities and points Of interest In Southern
California were visited. Elmer Conner is
at Redlands doing an extensive transfer.
feed and coal business. The climate did
not benefit Mrs. Conner and Rolla as
hoped for or tho stay would have been
longer. Mr.. Conner is not enthusiastic
over the Pacific coast as most visitors
are. and thinks that the californians have
an idea Of the value OF their lands far be-
yond the bounds Of reason.
M. L. Anderson and wife were Pueblo
visitors on Monday.
J. p. Pollock Of Colorado Springs has
been spending several days here this
week on business.
D. W. Pollock Of Fooscland. ILL.,. has
been visiting relatives here and at Colo
RADIO Springs. He has made several Wis
its to Colorado and likes it so well that
he will probably move here.
Will Tewes. wife and two children.
started on Sunday for Portland, Oregon,
for residence for year or more. Mrs.
Hester Tewes accompanied them as far
as Pueblo.
J.W. Dautrieh was down at Las An
imas this week on life insurance business.
Mrs. J. H. Richardson spent a portion
Of this week at Green Mountain Falls.
The Every Tuesday Reading Club met
with Mrs. c. F. Evans this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Mathews we're Pu-
eblo visitors this week.
Miss Minnie Laokey Of Canon City has
been visiting relatives here for several
days.
Miss Mabel Reed. for two years a
valued clerk in the popular B. & o. store.