Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-27
PERSONAL
AND SOCIAL.

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The Enterprise acknowledges the
receipt OF cards announcing the mar
rage Of Mr.. Erwin Otis Blair. OF the
Trinidad Chronicle News to Miss
Nina Modesto George. at the home OF
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hir-
am Miller George. Mattapan. Mass.
April 18th. The happy couple will be
at home Tuesdays in June at Cos
Prospect street. Trinidad. The groom
has long been identified with the
newspaper work in Colorado and has
many friends anon. the editorial
brethren who will extend hearty con-
gratulations
Mr.. Arthur S. Beymsr and Mrs. En-
ma J. Phillips were married at tho home
Of the bride. +oi S. 9th street, at 7:3o
=. m. Thursday. Rev. W. !. Davenport.
officiating. The wedding was quiet
one. only = few friends being present.
The newly married couple sourneyed to
Denver At 6:62 .. m. and will be at home
after May lst, at %oi S. 9th St. The
contracting parties are well and favor
ably known in Rocky Ford and have
many fnsnds to wish them a long and
happy married life.
Married. at the home Of tho brides
mother. Mrs. X. J. Crane. one and ono
half miles north west Of Rocky Ford.
Sunday, April is. Miss Bessie Roberts
and Mr.. Dsllar E. Phillips. Rev. Frank
r. Hollsnbaek officiating. Tho happy
couple will make their home at the new
town Of Swink. Many friends extend
their best wishes.
Mrs. Frank Green will entertain tho
ladies Of the W. r. c. at their regular
social Wednesday. May 2.
Mrs. J. H. Burr on Tuesday entertained
. number Of friends at dinner. her out-of-
town guests bsing Mr.. and Mrs. Emery
S. Fear Of Mineral Point ks.
J.F. Roth last week returned from
Southern California where he had bssn
for two months In The interest Of Coggins
4 Lyon. Instrueting eantaleups growers.
About 1000 acres will b grown there
for cogsins = Lyon this season and the
outlook 10 promising. While on the coast
Mr.. Roth visited many portions Of Call
| fornia. At the new town Of Hamilton he
met . number Of Rocky Ford rsopls
amoag whom were B. F. wyekon and his
two sons. Mr.. Asnsy. Phil Erickson. Haf-
~ Craiehssd. the Rubls family and Mr.
PREM formerly with the A. B. S. Co
At San Bssnardino he mst Mrs. A. C.
White THAT wssl and daughter. Lillian. .
Lydia E. visrling. N. D.. has moved hsr
Office 10 rooms over the kimzay grocery
Ksntuekians who have wandered al
over the union are planning to hold q
great reunion at Louisville. June q. Our
followeitizsn. D. H. Nicely. would like te
hear from those citizens Of otero county
who arc planning to attend.
John Swindle. formerly resident oi
Rocky Ford. but recently Of Purdy. Mo.
was here last week on business. tAt tho
. time Mr.. Swindle was ono Of our fellow
) citizens he had for a ncighbor Mr.
Triekoy)
. Tho painful suspense Of tho families o!
a. p. Kouns and J. j. Guthrie since tho
} San Francisco earthquake was relieved
on Wednesday by tho arrival Of a letter
; for Mr.. Guthrie. which said that Vinccn;
Guthrie and Ed Kouns were both alive
. the latter having received some injuries
. not Of a serious nature.
Walter Hardcy has received telegram
. announcing the death Of tho two-ycar-old
daughter Of his sister. Mrs. Gonoveye
Adrianee, at Berkeley. CAL. on Sunday.
A. g. Meadows Of Hinton. W. Va. ar
} rived on Wednesday to attend tho funer-
al Of M. G. Anderson. his wife's brother
Mrs. Meadows being unable to mako the
journey.
; M. L. st. John has moved his bicycle
and variety shop to the north room OF the
opera house.
Tho Tuxedo club gave tho closing dance
for this season on Wednesday evening at
the X. Of p. Hal | followed by supper
I served by the ladies' OF the club.
R. II. Todd will leave in few days
for Kippcn, Idaho. where his daughtcs
Mrs. Gertrude Sawyer, lives He
plans to be absent for about year
having rented his Grand Valley farm,
for that time.
After trying in every possible way
to hear from his son, Ed, A. P. Kouns
started for San Francisco Monday
evening. At last reports Ed was
rooming in the district devastated by
earthquake and FIRE.
Mrs. A. c. Sloan Sr. left on Tues.
dav for visit of two weeks with A
c. Sloan, Jr., Denver.
Mrs. Edward Adriancc, sister oi
Walter and Paul Hardey, lives. at
! Berkiey, just across the bay from
San Francisco, but in section NOT
nearly so badly shaken as California;
capital city. The earthquake was
felt but little damage done. The
scare was enough, however, to cause
most OF the population to rush to the
streets in night clothing. The Ad.
rance home was open to refugees
from across the bay and u earthquake
and fire sufferers were entertained.
John Little after trip through the
coal regions in the vicinity of Trini-