La Junta tribune., 1905-06-10
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PSt~f nAiiBin8s C1ii Up bL1fk IoOl-
Jack Devine.
Farmers. when you come to town.
dons fail to see Carlton 4 Howard's
racket eounters-
For RENT-AIbera's hall. second
and and fourth Tuesdays for lodge
purposes or socials.
The Norman building on the cor
ner Of Santa Fe avenue and Trinidad
plaza is receiving = new coat Of
paint.
Three room house in good repair;
q acres splendid garden tract; close
in: $3.50 down. 81 900 in monthly pay
ments.-R h. Cook.
Robert Denny and family. who
have been visiting relatives in Gar
den City for several months, re-
turned TO La Junta Thursday morn
ing.
c. r. Buckley is having the plans
drawn for fine residence which he
will build on the east front Of his
Ration avenue lots during the sum-
mer.
DR.. Audley J. Heather will speak
at the opera house Sunday at sp. m.
To hear him is to get brighter views
of life and of ones self. Admission
free.
Mrs E. Robinson. who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. VIM.
LockhArt. in California for two
months. arrived home last Wednes-
day night.
The cornerstone Of the new Pres
byterian church will be laid next Sat
urday afternoon at o'clock. Rev.
X. b. Norton. Of Las Animas. will
deliver the principal address.
Charles Worthy. the ten months
old infant son Of Robert Worthy,
died "Wednesday night after a brief
illness The funeral took place from
the A. N. Z. church Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. T. J. Howard. Miss Maud
Carlton and Miss Katie May Hyde
visited the family Of z. H. Gholson
in Las Animas several days this
week. returning home last wednes-
day night.
Henry Honaker. who has been
working as a machinist in the shops
Of the Fort Scott and Gulf in Kansas
City. since leaving La Junta about
a year ago. has taken a two month";
lay-of. and with his family is visit
ing his parents in Draper. Va.
NJ. S. Martin. formerly superin-
tendent Of the bridge and building
department of the Santa Fe at this
point. was La Junta visitor yester-
day shaking hands with numerous
friends. Mr.. Martin is now located
at Colorado Springs with the Colo
RADIO Midland.
r. c. lnge. who was one of the
Pan-American colonists and made
the trip to Jalisco. left the City Of
Mexico June lst. and is expected to
arrive home to-day. The country
evidently did not look very enticinT
As Mr.. Inge did not wait for the
drawing" which took place June
Sd.
Carl Allen. who recently graduat-
ed from the State School of Mines
at Golden. leaves next week for
Portland. Ore. where he will have
charge Of the exhibits Of the school
at the exposition. This fall Mr..
Allen will locate in Boulder. where
he has a fine position awaiting him
with one Of the leading mining COM
panies.
News Of the death of J. l.
PeGram At Long Beach, Calf. June
Sch, from heart failure. was re-
ceived in this city yesterday. Mr.
Pegram WIS engaged in the rsal
estate business in La Junta for
nearly two years. and left here
several months ago for California
for the benefit Of his health. The
remains were inferred at Long
Beach.
A. J. Anderson. accompanied by
his son. Bill Anderson. former we'll
known rssidents Of La Junta. ar-
rived in town yesterday mornin9 for
brief visit They have been resi-
dents Of Cheyenne, Okla. ever sinee
they left La Innfa A,-r>l,.<