Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-07-07

Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Palmer. June 2lst at
8 D. m.. Anita Harriet Palmer and Mr..
J. Brevard Morehead. both Of Manzanola.
The brides dress was Of white net and
she carried brides roses. The bridesmaid
was Miss Nina Palmer. sister OF tho
bride. and the groomsman was Mr.. Fred
Brewer. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. T. B. Tyre. Elegant refresh
men,s were served. The young people
are well known here and have the best
wishes Of many friends. Quite number
Of out Of town guests were present.
G. NJ. Coffman and wife on Saturday
returned from a five weeks visit in
Iowa, Ayoea being headquarters. This
was Mr.. Coffman's former home. which
he had not seen for twenty years. and
the renewal Of old friendships was very
pleasant. While having a good time Mr..
Coffman has no desire to return to Iowa.
sizing |, up as far behind Colorado in en-
terprise and opportunities for making
money in either town or country. Like
all former fasteners who now live in
Colorado Mr.. Coffman had been spoiled
for residence In tho "effete east"
Hon. W. N. Randall left on Tuesday for
Now Mexico on a sheep purchasing trip
and will do business II the sheep-raisers
dc not ask prohibitive prices. =,
N. W. Terry came up from Trinidad a
few days since 70 renew the aeauaint-
anes Of his family. Mr.. Terry IS now do
ing an extensive contracting business in
Trinidad. having all the buildings he can
a~vA1nI 1.aaeha
Mrs. c. F. Evans entertained = num-
bsr Of lady friends At luncheon Saturday.
Mrs. J. W. Bowman entertained about
thirty ladies Thursday aftsrnoon. The
hrst part Of he afternoon was spsnt with
needle work. and the latter part In very
interesting guessing contest Lavender
and white was prsttily carried out A. .
color scheme Tor ths 6seoratioas and In
the refreshments.
A:pasty composed Of Mr.. and Mrs.
chas. Daring. Misses Jennie and Abbis
oobin and Wiley Reynolds. started for
Ia vets Pass On Thursday for . camp
Ing trip.
Arthur cassbsss lsfs On Wednesday 70
enter upon his active work ~ an attor-
nsy h he osses oS District Attorney
whits. Pusblo.
J. ". Love. sftss doing large amount
Of work On ths Great Esstsrn ditch Ia
western Kansas, has returned 70 rssnms
his o,d.tims Job with the Sugar Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Y. Hauek are home
again aftsr pleasant months tour Of
ths Pasfse coast. visiting all the principal
cities and the Portland fair. Miss Stove
d, was seen at San Barnadino and the
Russell and Passoas families visited Il
San Luis obispo. Mrs, Hsuek and Miss
Ksilog did" the fair together.
Miss Adra Hines has returned from q
visit with her father At Fountain. srps
Miss Alice Thorsgard has returned
from athree weeks visit with Pueblo
friends. -'
Mrs. Dennis Fleak finds tho altitude
Of Pueblo to DO just right for hcr asthma.
A letter from Bert Bcymor shows
that great preparations arc being made
a. Bowerman for tho reception and en-
tertainmont Of tho excursionists who will
visit that famous camp on noxt Monday
July tho 10. The indications arc good
for a large crowd from Rocky Ford.
Hunter Cover. son Of c.J. Cover writes
to his father from ChafFee county where
no is spending the summer with an uncle.
that no has killed his first boar. one Of
tho CHINA mon variety. Good Job for a
boy Of l4. Roosevelt ought TO secure
him for companion whom next hunting
in Colorado.
Or. Sigman and family left yesterday
for Green Mountain Falls where ,hcy
will spend July.
from their visit with relatives at Grand
Island. Neb.
T. Roe Of Solomon KS. arrived a few
days since for visit with his daughter
Mrs. Chester Johnson. and likes the
country so well that he has concluded
to locate for tho practice Of his profession
as veterinary.
There is Joy in the house Of Harry p.
Badger over the arrival Of a fine IL Il
pound boy. Congratulations.
G. n. Taylor directs US to send his
Enterprise for the next two months to
z24 E. Salmon street, Portland. Oregon.
D. W. Barkley Jr. is taking his annual
vacation from bank duties this week.
The time is being hugely enjoyed up near
timber line in the vicinity Of Georgetown.
Ho is getting an idea Of mining by
watching the workings of the Waldorf
tunnel and the operations of the mill at
the Stevens mine.
Mrs. Chas. Cartwright and Mrs. A. W.
Shelton have returned from an extended
visit in Lincoln. Neb.
Miss Lena Mason Of Eureka, KS. was
the guest Of Leroy Elser and his sisters