Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-04
1000 Observation-Disclosures
PERSONAL
AND SOCIAL.

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Marriage licenses were issued by the
county clerk last week as follows:
Eugene S. Young. Of Rocky Ford. and
Helen N. Baekus. Of Msnxanols: Henry
Johannes. Of Rocky Ford. and Katherine
Mayer. Of Sugar City.
| \. q. Meadows. bSothsr-in-law Of W.
II. Anderson. who came last week 70 at
tsnd the funeral Of N. q. Anderson. will
remain . week or two and before return
ing will see some Of colorAdo's mountain
scenery. Mr.. Meadows Is postmaster
and mayor Of his city. q place Of about
5000.
c. G. wsshburn. Of Denver. has been
among old friends here this week.
Dr.. Van Buskirk has been spending
this week at Evans. attending to his
banking interests there. The Bank OF
Evans is doing fine business under tho
Management Of E. W. Baifour. and the
doctor feels well pleased with his enter
prise.
E. W. Nanny Is spending few weeks
at his former home. Galssburg. Illinois.
Arthur Beymer and bride. on Monday.
returned from their bridal tour. to Denver
and other mountain points.
"when to Marry and How to Be
Happy" was the subject Of recen, elo-
auen, lecture at Collins N. E. church Of
Denver. by Rev. F. r. Holienback. Of
Rocky Ford. II was unusual In point Of
wisdom as well as wit, and worthy OF
more general hearing.-Denvcr Republi-
can.
Mrs. Floyd E. Hawlsy loft yesterday
for visit with Mr.. Hawiey's relatives at
Sidney. Iowa. and will DO absent abou.
two months.
For tho next sig months A. @. Eplsr
will have his home IN Colorado Springs
from which pnsnt he will conduct gener-
al real estate business reaching all over
The west
n. S. Martin. on Tuesday. returned
from three weeks absence In Missouri,
Kansas and Iowa. He was called TO
Hamburg. Iowa, by the serious illness Of
his brother. but finding him improved.
turned the trip into one Of pleasure and
visited relatives In various parts Of the
east
Mrs. Lou Hunter and Mr.. L. c. Hunter.
sister and brother Of Mrs. W. II. Hiekox.
deceased. Of Gsnssso. ILL.,. were present
at the funeral services.
Mrs. Do Long and family Of Omer,
were recently guests Of tho family Of A.
Nieholes.
VIM. Freeman has gone to Ouray for
an indefinite stay.
Frank Cummings was down from Bow
erman this week on important mining
business.
Tho Every Tuesday Reading Club was
entertained by Mrs. Greasy this week.
Jacob Rifo. who has boon living in CAL
ifornia for over q year. arrived in Rocky
Ford fow days ago to remain for sew
eral months. Mrs. Rife will stay at Long
Beach whoro sho is running rooming
house. Tho earthquake was felt at Long
Beach but no damage done.
a large party OF young people met a.
the home Of D. H. Nicely last Friday and
had a most enjoyable time. in tho mids.
Of which dainty refreshments were SER
we'd.
Rev. and Mrs. Jobes had three children
in tho earthquake belt. Mrs. Paxson.
Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Oletha Tisdale were
all at Petulma, 80 miles north of San
Francisco. The town was badly shaken
but little damage was done. Mrs. lis
dale is now enrouto to Rocky Ford.
Mrs. A. E. Wheeler left on Wednesday
for hor former home. Leoti. Kansas. for
a visit Of week or more.
The San Souei club met with Mrs. w.
J. Brown this week. Owing to an unus-
ual amount Of business the program was
dispensed with except current events.
At tho close Of the session dainty refresh
vents were served.
Rev. M. M. Nelson made Pueblo visit
yesterday to make arrangements for the
coming convention Of the Southern Dis
triet Of the Christian church.
Mrs. Henry Hardey has returned from
an extended visit at her former home in
Tennessee.
Miss Lillian Grover, Of Boston, is the
guest Of Mrs. H. w. Lance.
Among our new citizens is Walter Roe,
Of Pilot Grove. Missouri. who arrived a
few days since to locate. His wife will
Join him soon.
DR.. W. J. Mcdonald has been appointed
receiver for the city drug store.
Wednesday A. p. Kouns returned from
San Francisco. Such was the confusion
in this destroyed city that he could not
find Ed. He was near him several times
and was assured that he was uninjured
and well. We hope to have an interesting
Interview with Mr.. Kouns before our next
issue.
The visiting ministers on the occasion
Of the laying Of the corner stone Of the
M. E. church were: Revs. G. W. Barron
Of LaJunta; VIM. John, Of Sugar City;
J. R. Edwards. Of Holbrook, and G. G.
Gillsn. of Fowler.
Miss Ida Lawton entertained number
Of young people Saturday evening in