Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-19
PERSONAL
HND SOGIHL.

Babcock Tuesday evening, May rs, from
8 to 10 o'clock. This reception follows
the marriage of Miss Mary Grace Bah
/ C0ck to Mr.. Raleigh Gale Llnebarger.
which lakes place atz:3O o'clock. The
~2rds also announce that the happy
coul. Jill he AT Tome after July lst,
Wallace, la, h1."
From the Mirror, Olathe. KS. we learn
that on May 6, Lynn c. klinefeter and
Miss Mary Isabelle Robb. both of Rocky
BRIDES grandfather, H. Hummill. Rev. W.
M. Elledge of the Congregational church
officiating. The happy couple left the
same afternoon for their new home in
Southeastern Arkansas.
W. c. Steele is representing the Rocky
| Ford crowd of investors in the Jaliseo
| bubble, being one of the excursionists
who. started from Kansas City on Tues
day. We trust he will be agreeaby dis
appointed in the Jalisco prospective COL
ony.
| Luther Melton came up from Las AMI
mas on Wednesday, a portion of his mis-
sion bel..g the securing of thinners for the
l4OO acres of beets in his neighborhood
He was accompanied by Mrs. Melton.
w. R. Ladd, master mechanic at the
sugar factory, wife and daughter arrived
from Portland few days since and are
quartered at The Berkley pending the fur
nishing of their home within the factory
grounds.
J. N. Kinney is absent in Kansas look
ing after ranch business near Cimmaron.
| Wiley Robertson is enjoying visit from
his brother, c. A. Robertson of Wander
grift, Pa, who in company with his wife
is en- route to California.
At the G. A. R. Enoampment at Den
yer this week Rocky Ford was repre-
sented by the following: A. J. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Green, Geo. Med. Os-
born. A, c. Sloan, J. M. Chritton. J. w.
Phenieie. Mrs. c. V. Kinney. Mrs. W. H.
Hickox. Reuben Waite, Mrs. Clara Nc
pherson.
W. L. Wright of Pnmona. CAL, recently
spent few days with his sister. Mrs. W.
L. Caldwell, accompanied by his wife.
Mrs. Taylor and Miss Thomas and their
pupils had an enjoyable picnic in the City
Park Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Cartright and Mrs.
Hutchinson of La Junta were guests of
James Piper few days since. Mr.. Cart
right is one of the Jalisco suckers and is
one of the party now enroute to see how
badly hundreds of easy-going investors
have been worked in this Mexico deal.
But Mr.. c. left home with faith in the
venture.
Allen Lee was down from Colorado
| Springs on Tuesday.
Quite n delegation of Manzanola
girls We're in Rocky Ford on Saturday.
shopping and visiting friends. The
party consisted of Misses McClain,
| Barlow, Palmer and Brewer.
Ben Reed left on Tuesday for an eX-
tended trip in Texas. He had quite a
scare at the station just before the
arrival of the east bound passenger.
He had placed his valise on the plat
| form and when he went to get it found
it missing. Marshall Baldwin was no.
catch the supposed dishonest fellow
the valise turned up all right, having
been taken by mistake and returned.
| A. B. Gray, well known to many of
our pioneer. citizens. and at one time
| an editor of the Enterprise, advertises
earn nine per cent" What particular
kind of get-rich- quick concern A. B..
| is operating we do not know, but being
an ex-newspaper man he ought al
| ways to STICK TO the truth.
County Clerk Garwood is making
preparations to leave next week for a
| tour of the Pacific coast, which will
include a visit to the Lewis and Clark
| Centennial Exposition at Portland,
| Ore. Mr.. Garwood expects to be alb
sent about thirty days.
On Tuesday Harold. the young son
of Hon. w. N. Randall while at play
fell from a fence and broke an arm.
Mrs. J. H. whittenburg left for La
Junta Tuesday to spend a few days
with Mrs. c. w. Fenlason.
H. A. Dayley was a Holly visitY
this week looking after business af-
fairs and to enjoy the present rapid
construction of the sugar factory.
A. L. Kellogg left few days since
for Chicago.
| G. w. Lewis leaves this week for his
former home. Goshen, Ind, to bring
his household goods to Rocky Ford.
His family accompanies him for visit
| with relatives and friends in Chilli
| cothe and Mexico; Mo-. all to return
together in a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Bryan left on
Saturday for an eastern trip.
/ David c. Coates, printer. labor leader
and lieutenant governor under Waite.
is now in the Newspaper business at
Wnllaee b,IS ISan9 h .tS sould abba have Union
Examination % but preferred his first
love. the newspaper. Gale Linebarger.
who has been a semi-citizen of Rocky
Ford for the past few months, will be
associated with Mr.. Coates in the pub
lication of the Wallace Tribune. May
they have much success.
II The Woman's Club met with Mrs.
DR.. Van Buskirk on Saturday for the
last meeting of the club year. vaca-
ton being taken until Sept. 16. The
Year Book for the next year was dis
tributed at this meeting. 1t contains
the programs for the entire year, Civ
i,,or tbo OF StlllN and rellily