Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-10-13
PERSONAL
AND SOCIHL.

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Married. Wednesday evening. Oct. H..
a. the home Of tho brides mother In
Rocky Ford. Mr. oran Burke Of otdway
and Miss Emma Brown. a small party OF
friends being present. Rev. F. r. Hollen-
back officiating. Tho groom Is ono OF
Ordway's mos, energetic and successful
farmers, and tho bride ono Of Rocky
Ford's highly esteemed young ladies' who
has been \ successful teacher. Many
friends Of tho bride In Rocky Ford will
extend hearty congratulations. Yes,er-
day the happy couple drove over 70 their
home near ordway.
Thursday evening last about 80 young
people. mainly members Of Mrs. Holisn-
backs Sunday School class. made . call
on Miss Emma Brown 10 give her 4
household shower. = pleasant forsrun-
nsr Of har apps oaehing wedding 70 Mr..
Oran Burke Of ordway. Each guest
was the bsarsr Of present. and re-
treatments were served. giving Miss
Brown very agreeable prs-matrimonial
send oi3." =
Presiding Elder Chase Of Pueblo was
in town last week 70 attend . business
meeting Of the official board Of the Rocky
Ford circuit, NJ. e. church.
The local officials Of the American bssi
Sugar Co. have recently had visits from
E. G. Howe Of Denver. general manager.
and A. E. Stevens Of Denver, auditor.
G. N. Hall and wife were called "a
Pueblo on Saturday by the illness Of Mrs.
Halls father. Mrs. Hall remaining on ae-
count Of the parents serious condition.
Mrs. l. E. cassady visited Pueblo re-
lativss on Friday.
Geo. Hammond and wife left on Mon
day for . months tour among relatives
and friends In Minnesota and Wisconsin.
VIM. Casebssr. who has been In Orc
gon for several months. returned home on
Saturday accompanied by his son, W. H.
cassbssr. Of Bly,. Oregon. and Arthur J.
cassbssr Of Pueblo. W. H. Cassbesr
has bssn resident Of Oregon for the
past - years and has not been 70 his old
home In that time until this week.
Mrs. H. J. Green and baby left . few
days since for her former home. Philsdel-
phia, and will spend four months visiting
relatives there and throughout Psnnsyl-
vania.
G. ". Miller. formerly Of the Fl Capt.
tan. has been In the restaurant business
At Billings. Mont. for several months.
and when sssn soon after he had started
talked most hopefully Of the future. But
latest adviess are that the business
proved failure, making Mr.. Miller prse-
tieally . bankrupt.
C. J. Samples 10 carrying one arm In =
sling while recovering from an operation
for cancer.
Mrs. H. I. Maxwell was . Pueblo visi-
tor Friday.
Mrs. r. Burgs Of Pueblo was the guest
Of her parents over Sunday.
Mrs. N. J. Anderson has issued invita-
tons for Whist party this evening.
Rev. N. N. Nelson went 70 vinsland on
Monday 70 assist the pastor there Ia .
two weeks special ssrvies.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. q. uinsbarRsr have
recently removed from Wallace. Idaho.
70 Butts. Mont.
Mrs. sips Of Trinidad 10 the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Babeock.
J. H. Green Of Kane. Ill, who spent
several months here last winter on ae-
count Of asthma, was % greatly bsnfit-
ted that he has decided to make this his
permanent home. Mr.. Green 10 brother
Of Mrs. w. G. Scandland.
DR.. and Mrs. Van Buskirk on Saturday
returned from weeks trip to Denver
and Evans.
David Best left Monday for johnson
City. KS, to look after cattle interests.
H. J. Bostwiek and wife. Mrs. Rhoda
A. Whitaker and Miss Birdie Whitaker
left on Monday for Pagosa Springs. Mo.
The Every Tuesday Club met with
Mrs. Kellogg this week and adjourned for
two weeks on account Of the meeting Of
the Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows next
week. 3
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Y. Hauek were Olney
visitors last Saturday. the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Auckland.
The Sans Souci Club met with Mrs. H.
A. Dawley Tuesday, and commenced the
reading Of Tho Grating" The roll call
was answered by quotations from favor
ito authors.
Carl Lindquist, recently with the Daw-
lsy-Wilson Co., has located at Mountain