Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-06
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PERSONAL
AND SOCIAL.
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John F. Rawiey and Miss Susie NJ.
Thompson. both Of Rocky Ford. were
married in La Junta. at the Park House.
March 20. Rev. A. L. Ferguson officiat-
ing.
Married. Saturday evening at the resi-
denee Of Frank CLARK. Rocky Ford. by
Rev. S. c. Green. Thos. Ross and Mrs.
Olive Bagg. The happy couple left Sun
day for their future home in Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. v. Helwiek arc now
residents Of the beautiful town Of Whit
tier. Cslif.. the change being made on ae-
count Of Mrs. Hslwiek's throat trouble.
H. Wayne Russell was busy in Rocky
Ford Friday and Saturday in the interest
Of tho Denver Post.
E. J. Smith. cashier Of tho State Bank
has been detained at Princeton. ILL.,. long
Or than no expected. The death Of his
father required him TO stay some days To
look after tho probating OF will and tho
collection Of life insurance.
Rev. q. E. Studebaker is enjoying a
few days at home. most Of his time being
spent in other portions Of tho state and
in Kansas in missionary work for tho
German Baptist Brethren church.
a. w. Shelton Of Holbrook is in Den
YER this week on the federal grand Jury.
Rev. John Collins. OF Denver was in
town this week soliciting funds for tho
Preachers Aid Society. a most worthy
auxiliary o! the NJ. E. church. tho mis-
sion Of which is TO provide support for
ministers who have passed tho ago Of
effectiveness.
VIM. Winter having sold his farm south
Of town to Steele & Ingram will leave to-
day for wAilowa. oregon. where a son
resides.
Rev. F. r. Holienbaek spont a portion
Of this week at tho District Conference in
Pueblo.
The Every Tuesday Reading Club met
with Mrs. Or. VanBuskirk this week.
H. 4. Dawlsy Is home from his seven
weeks stay In Hot Springs and pitching
into business with his usual energy. This
is the longest vacation he has had for
many years.
George Maxwell is planning an extsn-
sivs addition 70 his home.
Mrs. Eliza Hornbaek leaves this week
for an extended visit with her brother.
Mr.. Edmondson. In California.
The San Souei club met with Mrs.
0slon Randall this week. Quotations
were given from "Hiawatha." Papers
were read BY Mrs. MeKslvsy and Mrs.
Randall on ''lndian Basksrty. Pottery and
Weaving" followed BY discussion. cur
rent events and music. Dainty refresh
msnts were served.
Ray Lswis. who has bssn visiting his
aunt Mrs. J. F. Meksivy. started on
Wednesday for Los Angeles.
The Ladies Aid Of the Presbyterian
church held an all day meeting with Mrs.
Emory Robb ysstsrday preparing for the
Easter Bazaar. yF
|, Mrs. Floyd Hawlsy entertained the
Entre Nous club on Wednesday.
Miss Cora Stephens Is expected homo
from California this week.
Mrs. W. c. Steele loft on Wednesday
for California for an extended stay for
the benefit Of her health.
Rev. ]. r. Edwards. Of Holbrook. was
in town Wednesday On route homo from
tho Pueblo district convention.
:. W. Lewis was a Pueblo visitor
Wednesday.
Karl Miller. Of Prowsrs, was among
many old friends In Rocky Ford Wednes-
day.
Altar an illness Of several days Mrs. J..
c. Kahn 10 eonvalesesnt.
Mrs. W. D. Ebbert left yesterday for
Hindsvills. Ark, TO spend the summer.
seeking better health.
p. E. vandenburg is enjoying visit
from his brother. R. L. Vandenburg. Of
Peoria, ILL.,. and Mrs. @. p. Randall Is
taking pleasure in entertaing her uncle.
E. J. Smith is expected home from
Princeton. ILL.,, this morning,