Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-06
PERSONAL
AND SOCLHL.

100000 100000
Married, Dec. 2S. at the home OF
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Tai
helm. by Rev. !. II. CRIT of Denver.
Mr.. Osee c. Frantz to Miss Blanche
Talhelm. A large company Of rela-
tives and friends with ssed the cere-
mony and afterward sat down to q
splendid supper. The young couple
were attended by Miss Matte Ras-
mussen and Nj. Will Frantz. The
presents were numerous and beauti-
Home" on South 9th Street and have
the best wishes of many friends.
Married at tho II. E. ::parsonsge. Sum
day. Jan. j. at 2 O'clock. Mr: Alpine Nor.
man. and Miss Florence N. Pryor. Rev.
F. r. Hollenbaek performing the eere-
mony.
o. Z. CafTrey and wife left on We'd
nesday for Denver. making stop
with Pueblo friends en- route.
NJ. u. Randel left on Wednesday on
one OF his numerous rips to the Pc
COS valley.
Milton Dukes returned to Victor
"Wednesday after a 10 days visit with
the home folks.
The vacancy in the Washington
school caused by the marriage Of Miss
Bacon has been filled by the election
of Miss Vera Keisay, recently princi-
pal OF the schools at Kidder. Mo.
Miss Kelsay comes highly recon-
mended.
The Every Tuesday Reading Club
met with Mrs. Cheny this week.
! ]. r. Cunninghal.. OF the First Ma
tional on Tuesday occupied G. u.
Diehl's fine residence on the hill
south OF town.
Congratulations are due at the Pat
terson Valley home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Douglas. Cause. the birth OF fine
girl on New Years Day.
Miss Cook. teaching the 9th grade
in the Washington building. has re
signed on account of the feeble health
oi her parents. Mrs. Rowton is I'LL
ing the vacancy until 4 regular teach
or can be secured.
II. ]. Woodbury. OF Los Animas
was in town Tuesday on a eantaloupe
mission and incidentally renewing old
friendships. lie looks as II Bent
county was treating him fairly.
Max Meyer OF Eaton is the guest OF
his brother. NJ. l.. Meyer. accompan-
led by his wife. Mr.. Meyer was for
mcriy associated with the Rocky Ford
Golden Rule. making many friends.
lie reports business dull in Eaton be-
cause the potato country raised too
large crops and can find no sale for
the finest OF spuds-aii same as Rocky
Ford cansaloupes last season.
Mrs. o. c. Lambcrton last week
entertained the Afternoon Whis,
Club in honor OF her sister. Mrs. J. l..
DeLongehamps of Cripple Creek. who
was making a weeks visit.
d. r. Haskell after q seven months
trip to Oregon and tho cast has re-
turned to his former position with
o. d. S,auiTer.
During the past few wccts John
Young has been prospecting in the
farther west for a new location. lie
found at Twin Falls. Idaho. \ bran
new town. an opening which he
thinks just righ; for making start
to grow up with tho country. lie has
filed on so acres OF finc land and will
soon leave Rocky Ford. Many
friends will wish Mr.. and Mrs. Young
much prosperity in their new home.
d. V. Burrcil's home was the
scene Of a pleasant; gathering New
Years eve. the entire force OF his
seed house being assembled to give
farewell 10 the old and welcome TO
the New Year.
Rev. w. !. Davcnpor; was called
to For, Wayne. Ind. Saturday night
by news OF tho death Of his mother.
Mrs. Annie u. Elscr OF La tunia
was at her old place in the ". Z.
church choir here last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hammond
entertained large party Of relatives
at. an clegan, dinner on Saturday.
c. n. Mathis Of South Carolina IS an
Interested spectator Ct tho ean;sloupo
mix up.
Miss Floss Pollock entertained ..,ho
Entro Nous club this week.
Mrs. c. E.'Bol,on span. par; Of this
wcek.in Denver on business. -
L.:R. Fenlsson made visi. 70 Colo
RADIO Springs this week.
Miss Mary Little. who has been visiting
Miss Judith Isbcll for several .weess -at
Nevada mo. is now with her kUut Bettie
Wheat. Pleasant Hill. Mo.
The San Souci club met with Mrs. L.
W. Babeoek Tuasdayi Tho program in
eluded paper by Mrs. Deener. on Tho
Bible in tho Public Schools and an ar
tiele BY Mrs. Libby oni"Physieal Culture"
Al Christmas tme the club distributed a
large amount Of easablss and toys among
number Of poor families. in which they
wore generously assisted by tho pupils
in Miss 0ooeh's and Miss wasson's
grades in the public school. Mr.. Kennedy
also donated number Of toys. The club
desires to thank those who assisted them
in this good work. 'ft is more blessed to
give than TO receive