Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-11-17
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PERSONAL
AND SOCIAL.

Married at the home of the gEoom's
parents. Wednesday evening. Mr. Law
renee G. Burson and Miss Wilhelmina
Grover. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. M. M. Nelson in tho presence OF
large number of relatives and friends.
A number OF valuable and useful gifts
were received. Many friends Q. the hap
py pair extend congratulations.
In u business: letter Mrs. IL. C.. Jor-
dan OF Kippen. Idaho. writes: I'VE
| think as much OF the Enterprise MS u
letter from home
When "A .dressmalSer has an order
| FOR u fine dress, which must be nm
| ishcd by. "Wednesday, the Inference Is
| ;nat au interesting personal Item VIII
| he ripe for next weeks Enterprise
Further than this We dare not iell.
T.. j. Crotcher. IA Colorado Kansas
| citizen, IL. this week registered at MS
more westerly home.
M. ID. l.. HaIght OF Patterson VAL
ley has some, theories la regard TO
handling s.epnge which he has put IN
To practice and found most advanths-
eous. Perhaps he viii some day give
the Enterprise readers the benefit OF
his theory and experience.
George Hammond and wife recently
returned from their eastern trip ana
were accompanied home by Mrs. Grey.
Mrs Hammond's mother.
II. o. Wheeler Of. bloomington. .lil'.
arrived last week to look after real es.
tate interests. he owning u splendid
farm "a few miles southeast OF Rocky
Ford. Mr.. wheeier believes that lands
In the Arkansas valley bnve not nearly
reached their Highest price. He bases
his belief on the cash value OF the crops
our lands produce.
Friday evening Mrs. Virgil Moore
lal far ks n d.
craft. The pleasant home was well
niied and Mrs. Moore made the even-
Ing an enjoyable one. After . season
! Of social converse the euests were In.
vited to the dining robin where punch
wa. ssrvsd.shst is.:. the Rocky Ford
Kind Of punch; nis .7i. a Barrow HrSs, :sSe ave
81 Mrs. Moore. With Mas Grace at the
plano. After more music dslightful 70.
freshments were Ssrvtd. A variety OF
inseeesting samso were then intro.
dvsed. which sntertaided the company
untii . NE hoSr. The verdict Of al
We. that nr@ Moore IL . capital en-
Il l. sov. oiandmo,her Rsichen.
baush. . dAushtsr having been born
to Nfs. nyywnipg . few days since.
Ara. Rrichepba6gA- ID one Of ahs
youngess looking srandmothers TO Be
Nrs. O. 1. Mecrsery writes from
0rayviile. M. that while enjoying her
visit with relatives. she must condemn
the weather. which 10 most disagree.
able by continuous rains. which To- =
condition most unplrasant to . Colo.
rndoan who sometimes does not see Il
rain for six months. Mrs McCrccry's
trip will take In Tennessee before rc.
turning.
II. ". blossom and family left Nom
day for their ncw home. Olathc. KS.
During Mr.. blossoms stay In Rocky
Ford he built up splendid candy and
Ice crram hnsinras by industry. enter.
prise ana push. He nspircs to do n
wholesale business. hence II seeking a
larger town with more populous
tributary territory. Mr.. Blossom will
prove valuable addition TO the busi.
ness interests Of Oiathc and his mary
friends In Rocky Ford VIII wish him
much success.
Druggist Baldwin Of Pueblo was
down on Monday To zee his Fairmount
farm for the first tim. since h. traded
for u. "" IL better pleased with tho
Investment than he expected to he.
Manager wictscr made the Lamar
factory VISIT Monday. Mr.. wicizcr
IL rapidly rccJStrinr from his scrio-s
accident. The chances nrc that no
lnmcncrs win permanently result not
withSinndinE the threatening character
of tho fracture.
Mr.. and Mrs. James cuiiison were
Denver visitors recently.
q. l.. McCrccry has recently been
walking much less cncrgoticaiiy than
usual. Cause: when in tho barn
horse Kicked nt another horse and
made n mistake. his hoofs striking Mr..
McCrecry In the breast. For. short
timo he felt quite blue with. his wife
1000 miles distant visiting Illinois rel
nuvcs. But he IL NIL right now.
Preston c. Lewis of Salt Lake City
is now connected with the Bolton Mu-
sic Co. He. is.nn experienced piano
man and will bn n valued addition to
Mr.. Bottoms force.
The Sans sodci Club met with Mrs
G. p. Randall Tuesday. and con,in-
tied the reading of "'Thc Crossing"
followed by a discussion of the book.
Roll cali was answered by giving
some current event. Vocal and in
stsumcntal music was enjoyed.
The Presbyterian Ladies Union an
nounced a Rummage Sale to COM
mcnee Nov. "23 to continue for three
two doors south of the Farmers &
Merchants Bank. There will be can
dy and fancy work booths and an at
tractive home cookety booth on Sat-
urdsy. The different committees re-
quest those having donations to make do
not wait 70 b solicited but send them At
any time 70 The residence Of Mrs. L. Y.
Hauek.
J. W. Bowman has made ian arrange
msnt with , number Of real estate men
in the valley to represent them In the east
as = colonization agent. Mr.. Bowman
will carry lot Of suitable printed matter
and being good talker will do good SER
vice in attracting the best class Of i'm
migration. His work will be in Missouri.
Illinois. Iowa and Oklahoma. He will
probably leave in a few days.
Lloyd Polloek's fine voice is being rec
ognizod in tho Chicago University quar-
tette. which will have the pleasure Of
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