Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-12
PERSONALS.

Married. Wednesday evening. Feb. 70.
at the residence Of F. Y. Hauck. the brides
uncle. by Rev. W. |. Davenport. Mr.. Axel
F. Anderson and Miss Ella X. Hauck.
An elegant supper followed the ceremony.
The happy pair have many friends who
extend best wishes.
United In the bonds Of wsdloek. Feb. I.
at the residence Of N. D. Lyies in Msnza-
nola. Mr.. X. Wesley Rose and Mrs. Ruth
3, Harris. both OF Rocky Ford. Rev. N.
N. Nelson. pastor OF the Christian church
at Rocky Ford officiating. The ceremony
took place at Manxanola on account OF the
pastor being engaged in q meeting at that
place. Both parties are well known in
Rocky Ford. where they will continue TO
reside. and they have the heartiest best
wishes Of their many friends.
Rocky Ford has two annual festivals
which vie with each other In extent OF
progressive popularity Day
and the Presbyterian Ladies Chicken-Pie
Supper. Both arc events looked forward
70 with great expectations. Tho eighth
annual recurrence OF the later event at
X. p. hall last evening was no disappoin,-
ment to the guests who crowded the din
ing room doors in larger throngs and with
a greater pressure for admission than
ever before. The financial success Is In
dicatsd by profit Of about SIS. which
will be applied as a payment on the piano
Just purchased for tho use Of the church.
The Sans Souei club last week held an
ail-day session with Mrs. l. W. Babcock.
a subufbanite. The forenoon was spent
in various amusements. tho afternoon be-
ing devoted to tho regular program. IN
eluding paper on Yankee Inventors.
Miss Alice Cook has been on tho sick
list during tho past week.
Saturday evening q large number Of
Leland Poilock's young friends assembled
at the homo o! J. p. Pollock for party IN
removal Of tho family to Colorado Springs.
Tho evening was greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. Rumsey expects to leave In few
days 70 Join her husband IN Pueblo.
H. |. Maxwell left yesterday for the
east During tho trip he will visit Max
well. Iowa. his old home: also Chicago. 10
purchase goods. making Sssi, IN Kansas
enroute home.
Ell. Oiessner was drawn from Denver
this week by tho Tuxedo leap year ball
and other attractions.
Mrs. Leanna Mosier yesterday returned
from pleasant months sisi, with the
family Of J. D. Sherman. Trinidad.
Mrs. Paul Hardey and Miss Gertrude
Martin have issued invitations for val
an,ine party on Monday evening al the
homo Of Mrs. Hardey.
Mrs. Fr. wei,xer Is entertaining few
ladies this afternoon TO mee, Mrs. ( J.
Wilcox Of Denver.
Mrs. S. W. Cressey entertained the
Tuesday club this week.
Miss Martin loft on Wednesday for To-
peka after a months visit with hcr sister.
Mrs. Roy E. Wolfe.
Tho members Of tho Tuxedo dancing
club arc enthusiastic over tho success OF
their Leap Year ball Wednesday evening
atK. p. hall. Tho hall and dining room
wero decorated with crimson hearts ga
lore and tho small tables on which supper
was served were rcsplendent with tho
finest lincn and silver treasures OF the
ladies. Splendid music was furnished By
Orville Clark and Mrs. Spieklemirc and
an elegant supper by Mrs. Carroll. The
gentlemen were modest and retiring as
beii,ted tho part thoy were playing in
Leap Year fes;ivi.y.
The Jolly Six met with Miss Gertrude
Custer Tuesday afternoon and continued
tho study OF Whittier.
Misses Theo Duggins and Jennie Thombs
arc guests Of Mrs. E, j. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chumos left few days
since for their homo, Elgin. Oregon. Mr..
Chumos having fully recovered from his
illness.
j. M. Cus.or has leased tho W. J. Ir-
vine residence.
Sunday morning. Fob. z. Marion Wright
and Rosa Blines were married by Rev.
C. M. Cooper at the M. E. parsonage.
Fowler. Only near relatives and fcw
friends were present.
Mrs. Mary Rasmussen was given sur
prise Friday evening by the Ruth Circle
Of tho Rebekahs in honor Of her fifty-frst
birthday. A handsome chocolate set was
left as memorial Of the occasion.
Cashier Cunningham Of the First Ma
tional Bank has fully recovered from his
recent illness. He arrived from Denver a
few days since and Is now on duty at the
bank.
Mrs. A. H. Bryan gave very pleasant
party Monday afternoon to few OF
lady friends.
J. II. Castberg is now running a drug
store Of his own at Seattle and reports an
excellent business.
Mrs. R. M. Pollock has been quite sick
for the past week.
J.'N. Kinney and c. J. Cover recently
returned from three weeks trip through
the Kansas oil fields and in Indian terri
tory. They found a large and valuable
oil territory. but saw nothing attractive
enough to cause them to invest.
Harry Garrett, with D. v. Burrell. has
just returned from journey to Black
water, NO., to attend the funeral Of sis
ter.
M. L. Meyer left few days since for
the east on his regular spring purchasing
trip.
c. W. Albert OF La Junta has accepted
a position in lnge's store. He is an ex-
perienced salesman and hustler for
business. His family will arrive in the
course Of a few weeks.-Garden City