Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-18
PERSONAL
AND SOCIAL.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ger. no groom mas many triehos VINO
will extend the heartiest Of eongratula-
tons.
M. L. Meyer few day since returned
from his three weeks purchasing trip to
Chicago. He was accompanied by n. L.
Meyer Of Loveland. and Sam Meyer. OF
Meyer g. Co.. Of Fort Collins. both OF
whom made Rocky Ford short visits.
Hon. T. H. stratton has returned from
his fishing trip.
Miss Lucy Maurer Of Pueblo is taking
Miss Mary Kinney's position as stenog-
rapher with the Sugar Co. during Miss
Kinney's vacation.
Rev. W. |. Davenport has been absent
much Of this week. presumably on new
church business.
Mrs. W. r. Cline and Mrs. o. 3. Stauf-
fer have returned from a two weeks out
ing in the vicinity Of Colorado Springs.
DR.. Pollock reports the birth Of a son
on Wednesday to Mr.. and Mrs. n. D.
Clute.
Rev. E. 3. Martin in sending his church
notices from Westfieid. Ohio. adds: II
am now in tho old familiar places It
seems good but my appreciation Of Rocky
Ford Is about 200 per cent greater than
over. Colorado Is Gods peculiar country
but I'm glad He has lot mo have a
share"
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Jones spent Sunday
in Pueblo with their daughter. Mrs. Ezra
Nuekolls.
Miss Rella Stewart has returned to
Sullivan. Ind. after = visit with hor faith
or. J. A. Stewart
chas. E. Dagenett Of Albuquerque.
government agent for placing Of Indian
labor. was the guest Of the Fl Captain
some days since. en- routs 70 Topeka, &c
eompan'sd by his wife.
Mrs. Phsnieis who is visiting at Hills
boro. Ks. writes that her father died last
Friday At the advanced age Of s6.
F. c. Flory and wife were ysstsrday
the guests Of Hon. W. B. Ebbsrt On route
home from Portland. Mr.. Flory 10 an
old Pueblo friend Of Mr.. Ebbsrt and b
now editor Of The Elk County Citizen.
Howard. Ks.
F. J. crstehsr has bssn enjoying visit
from his mother. Mrs. W. Y. Crstehss Of
Kansas. and his sister. Miss n. c. crst-
cher Of New York City. for the past
week. the ladies leaving for Pine on yes
tsrday.
L. J. Henry has a. = guest Mrs. Iva
Henry Of Dss Moinss who will make an
extended visit.
III. Price will leave tomorrow on an
eastern purchasing trip.
Miss BartiiH has returned from her va
cation.
On her return from Colorado Springs
on Monday Mrs. Hilaksr was aeeompan-
led by her neies.
Mrs. Portor Allen Of Texas and Mrs.
Gus Thompson Of Trinidad arc guests Of
Mrs. Seeley and other relatives hore.
Next Sunday will be tho beginning Of
Rev. Nelson's fourth year with tho Rocky
Ford Christian church.
Mrs. Ford Steward and her guests.
Mcsdnmcs Clark and Cooper of Little
Rock. and Mrs. Ollie Russell were
royalty entertained by Mrs. Henry
Bowman mt her country home n few
days since. Mrs. Bowman's rcputn-
ton as n fine cook was increased and
the fried chicken and other genuine
country iuxurics made the day long
to be remembered.
II. II. weist returned to La Jarn
Wednesday after pleasant two
weeks visit with the home folks here.
He In associated with his brother.
chas. d. West. In n gents furnishing
store.
DIR. c. o. Townsend of the Agricui-
tural Department arrived on wcdnes-
day. His special subject of investi-
gntion In the valley has been beet cul-
ture In all Its features.
Mrs. ]. A. Strong OF Sterling is this
week making n visit with the home
folks. the Robinett family.
J. L. Turner OF Remington. Ind. mr.
rived on Wednesday to look after real
estate interests near Rocky Ford.
Undertaken Sprinkler and wife were
recent visitors beyond Manzanola-
Mrs. Paul Hardey left on wednes-
day for visit at her home. Trenton.
Mo.
G. NJ. Beers and wife OF Danviile. Ill.
are spending some time In the Rocky
Ford country with view to the resto-
ration of Mr.. Beers health. He Is an
extensive building contractor and may
locate here. He Is an old friend of
A. d. Wallace. who has been with us
for some months successfully seeking
n restoration of health.
p. J. willis left on Tuesday for
Portland via Billings. Mont.
Mrs. J. A. Mckenzie and her moth
er. Mrs. Van Dorm are en- route to the
great fair on the Pacific coast.
Jesse Peek of Longmont is among
old friends here this week.
The Every Tuesday Reading Club
was entertained by Mrs. Reifel this
week.
The cool air and bright moonlight
of Tuesday night made the evening
an ideal one for the Epworth League
social at the home of ]. w. Leccing.
tu,o miles west. Over fifty were pres
cnt. largely young people. almost 40
of whom rode out on Mr.. Lcccing's
hay rack. After good social time
and refreshments a business meeting
was held. The evening was unMcth
ndisi in that no collection was Ia