Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-13

1AND .SOCLAL.

2 'oi'iSNs Jan. iot ~ Hto HoiIv VI UtS.
Lydia a. Frantz. the brides mother. by
Rev. NJ. NJ. Nelson. Mr.. Frank n. Millsn
and Miss Grace M. frantx- the ceremony
being Witnessed oy relatives and a few
friends. The groom Is highly estaemed
and successful young farmer and tho
bride skillful trained nurse. The young
couple will make their home in the coun-
try adjacent to Rocky Ford. Mr.. Millen
ought TO be happy man. having secured
handsome bride and completed the de-
livery OF a beet crop averaging so tons
per acre. The Enterprise extends con-
I gratulations.
Married. at the N. E. parsonage Sum
day afternoon Jan. 9th. by Rev. r. r.
Hoiienback. Rev. John T. Hardesty. Of
Brownlee. keb. and Miss Emma c. Rol.
len. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. l. E. Rol-
len. The witnesses Of the ceremony were
the brides parents and a few SPECIAL
friends. The wedding supper was taken
at the e Captain. The groom is a min
lster Of the NJ. E. church In actual SER
vice and the bride Is one OF Rocky Ford's
most estimable young ladies. The happy
couple left Monday for their eastern home
followed by the best wishes OF the brides
many friends.
We have previously referred 70 the pro-
posed marriage Of J. E. Edwards OF
Cresds to Miss Linnis wsathsrwax Of
Ord~ay. Tho wedding was necessarily
postponed on account Of severe accident
TO tho groom fsw days before the date
set for tho ceremony. Whsn ~ his work
as expert ore examiner. = large rock from
bias, struck him on the hsad. knocking
him senseless and causing fall Of thirty
feet whore he struck an obstruction.
breaking three ribs. From this point he
foil an additional forty fsss 70 ths bottom
Of the mine. He was found In . ssnss-
less condition by niasrs who returned TO
Sc how the blast had operated. He was
carried on = mine car two and . half
miles to the mouth Of the tunnel and
and thence 70 the hospital Within less
than three weeks from the date Of tho ae-
cident he slipped out Of the hospital with
out the doctors consent, made his way 70
ord~ay whero he was married January
9Th.
Arthur Dslahun., sugar saetory maehin-
st and Miss Bertha Rodsmsn Of Colo
RADIO Springs were married at La Junta
Saturday.
o. W. Mailaby OF Pueblo was in town
Saturday In tho interest Of now COR
pora,ion which proposes 10 acquire tho
louisiana lands belonging to the defunet
in-Fideli,y.
Altar enjoying her vacation at home
Miss Helen Howe;t has resumed her
school duties at Sterling.
o. {. Lsmberton and family have re-
moscd',o Lamar for a year at least, Mr..
L. having good position the building Of
tho sugar factory. Many friends regret
tho departure Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lambsr-
ton and daughter.
Harvey Maltby. ai,or service Of sew
oral months with tho tongmon. sugar
factory is now in tho Santa Fe Office at
La Junta.
Mrs. DR.. Lawson has received letters
from relatives at Wintersot. Iowa, stating
that rcoplc have ,c make their way thru
snow drifts from 10 to / s feet deep.
Mrs. Lawson conRratula,es herself on be-
ing IN land of almos. perpetual sun
shine where we have dusty streets in.
stead OF s foo. snow drifts.
After wandering all over tho country
both east and west for almost year j.
S. Green and wife have come back to
their Rocky Ford farm fully convinced
that the Arkansas valley is the best sec
ton Of this great country. =
C. W. Fenlason is this week moving his
household goods to La Junta and on the
tenth will assume the duties Of his office
as assessor Of Otero county. This estim-
able family will be greatly missed in
Rocky Ford. where for many years they
nave been among our leading citizents
especially will they be missed from the
Baptist church where Mrs. Fenlason has
been superintendent Of tho primary de-
partment in the Sunday Schools ever
since the organization Of the church in
1895. and MIR. Fenlason has been super
nitendent Of the school for many years
Tribune.
G. w. Proctor Of Pueblo was Rocky
Ford visitor few days since. He and
wife are spending the winter with their
daughter in the city whose motto is.
Watch our Smoke"
Mrs. N. e. Rogers was called to Chile
hia, No., on Wednesday by the death Of
her mother.
Prof. Howett was initiated into the
mysteries Of tho Eastern Star Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. w. c. Scanland on Tuesday re-
ceived the sad news of the death of her
father at Kane. III.
Mrs. A. p. Kouns and Mrs. c. o. Wat
ters were called to lockwood, O., Wed
nesday by news Of the serious illness Of
their father.
Otero county people have been plentiful
in Denver this week. The following list
probably does not include them all: H.
W. Potter and daughter, Mrs. Horace