Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1905-12-29
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PERSONAL
AND SOCIAL.

LOlNNu INNlS > popular NlStAt mas bNNh
fitting up cottage in manner 10
indicate that he had matrimonial in
tentions, On Sunday accompanied by
Miss Ella Morris and Bert Shelton he
made trip TO La Junta. where he mel
Miss Ella Todd. an accomplished
young lady and successful teacher o.
Cherryvale. rs. The NJ. l.. paTson-
age was sought and Rev. r. w. Ashby
said the mOmentous words which
made the young couple man and wife,
The wedding party returned 10 Rocky
Ford ON the noon train and AZ once
repaired to the groom's new home.
the key to which he had given Mrs.
NJ. l.. Meyer in order to have the
house in shape. for the reception OF
the bride. The happy couple found
the house full OF friends and rear
rangement OF furniture which must
have given the bride holy horror
Of Colorado methods OF housekeep-
ing. Rice was everywhere and old
| shoes about as numerous. The kiieh-
en- utensils were in the parior. the
broom leaning against the center Ia
bic. and most everything else where
Il ought not to have been. The recsp-
ton was lively one. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ftttil rt no" ~ ~ ttpHiS ~ ~
South Eleventh. The many friends
hearty welcome to Rocky Ford So
cicty.
Married. at the -chri,,sn Home" south
end Of Ninth street. Rocky Ford. Dec. rs.
Justice chrit,on officiating. Mr.. Alton
Lehman and Miss Katie Dean. both Of
Rocky Ford. The young couple are from
the Southland. Mr.. Lehman has been =
'ssidsns Of Rocky Ford for some time.
the bride recently arriving hers In order
To marry the man Of her choice. We
predict for them happy and prosperous
married hss.-A Friend.
NAMED. BY Rev. n. n. Nelson. At his
home. Sunday last Mr.. HsTbsrt Dalla
and Aiss Mida Harris. both living west Of
town.
Miss Hattie Carlyle. Of Pueblo. Is the
guest Of Mrs. Dennis F1sAk.
Miss Townsr. Of Denver. . former pa
dent Of Dr.. a. colman. Is = guest At his
home and taking further treatment
A. . called meeting Of the woman's
Club on Wednesday Il was decided to
hold the Guest Day" meeting at the
home Of Mrs. W. c. Steele. instead Of
with Mrs. Lawson. Tho different COM
mittsss were appointed and q pleasant
Afternoon Is anticipated. Each member
10 allowed 70 invita- ono guest
One Of the most enjoyable Of tho many
Christmas dinners In Rocky Ford was
the family reunion at tho homo Of r. A.
Potter. the old J. W. Potter homestead. at
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Mrs. Mary Waldorf. Of Goldaold. was
the only out-of-town guest.
Milton E. Dukos. Of Victor. spent
Christmas with his parents in Rocky
Ford.
Charles Samples. wifo and twin boys
twho look as much alike as two poas,. Of
Fort Duoll. spont Christmas with c. ].
Samples.
Foster and Furman Cline. students in
tho Mcpherson tKas.l College. are spend
ing tho holidays with tho homo folks. W.
r. Cline and family.
Row. Jobcs and wife recently returned
from three weeks visit with daugh-
tor in Pueblo.
County Clerk Garwood and wife were
guests Of tho Buttorfield family for big
Christmas turkey dinner.
Mrs. L. Melton. Of Las Animas. enjoyed
Christmas with Rocky Ford relatives and
friends.
w. NJ. Richie and wife left few days
since for Princeton. Ind. their future
home, much To tho regret Of many friones
in Rocky Ford.
F. Cheek left on Saturday for Califor-
mia, and will soon return with his wife
and Miss Myra. II is reported that they
will occupy the fine now brick residence
on South Main.
Mrs. Annie Slane is visiting relativ es in
Rocky Ford and La Jurta.
]. J. Blinn and wife, Of Colorado
Springs. spent Christmas with Mr..
Blinn's parents here.
Arthur Casebeer. a prosperous young
attorney Of Pueblo. ate Christmas tur-
key with his parents in Rocky Ford.
]. N. Kimzsy on Friday returned from
his trip 10 Cimarron. kas.
Mrs. A. P. Smith. Of ordway. spent
Christmas with the home folks at the
Jacob Wsist homestead.
Our old friends, Mr.. and Mrs. c. z.
Tuttis. who have been living in Missouri
for year or more. have returned to
Rocky Ford to make their home.
E. J. Wilcox, wife and two children.
Helen and Barley. came down from
Denver on Saturday to spend Christmas
at the Enterprise home. Mr.. Wileox's
mining interests required his return on
Tuesday, Mrs. Wilcox and the children
remaining this week.
The San Souci Club met this week
with Mrs. L. W. Babcook. The usual in
teresting program was given. including
an able paper by the hostess on the be-
ginning of the temperance movement in
this country. The first club baby. Doro-
thy Elma Randall, sent greetings to the
club, after whose president she was