La Junta tribune., 1905-10-18

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The Fortnightly Club will meet
with Mrs. c, A. Beerbohm. Satur-
day October 2lst.
A marriage license was issued last
Saturday to Perry F. Brennaman
and Mary Fisher. both of La Junta.
Mr., W. A. Watt left yesterday
morning on No. 5 for Beloit. Kan,
to visit relatives for a month or
more.
Lee Ellis was down from Pueblo
last Sunday visiting his son. who is
serving a machinist's apprentice
ship in the local shops.
c A. Reynolds and family moved
in from Swink yesterday and are
now occupying their handsome new
residence on San Juan avenue.
Sala Bacharach was down from
Pueblo Monday visiting friends.
Sala is officiating as night clerk in
the yardmaster'S office at Pueblo.
Joseph Hart, of Kendall's, who
has had several ups and downs dur
ing an attack of typhoid fever, is
reported to be getting along nicely
at present.
DR. 7. Bruce Linville is about the
biggest man in town these days, all
on account of the arrival of a great
big baby boy at his home last Sun
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stoffel re-
turned home Sunday morning from
Huntington. Ind, where they have
been visiting relatives during the
past thirty days.
Kenney Wood and Fred Hill left
Monday morning for Trinidad,
where kenney is scheduled for
fifteen-round go with Jack Berry, Of
Fort Worth. Texas. tonight.
Mrs. o. j. Blakely entertained
twenty-eight of our local school
teachers last Friday night at one of
the swellest banquets that ever
happened at the Harvey House.
Work was commenced this week
on a fine Missouri mansion for G.. NJ.
Cameron. 1t is located on Ration
avenue. south Of w. A. Hart's resi-
dence. and will have nine rooms
with bath.
John Skoglund is advertising a
public sale for Saturday. October
DIST. He will sell his dairy stock,
and a large assortment Of farming
Implements. at his farm on the old
Armentrout tract. one-half mile
north of the new bridge, west Of la
Junta.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. W Chain. Of
Cnfeyvillc. Kan. and J. NJ Chain.
Of Wichita. Kan. were guests Of
the Harvey House Monday night.
They were on their way to Colorado
Springs and Denver by the auto
mobile route and had the swellest
and largest gasoline buggy that ever
-taid over night in La Junta.
DR.. f. W. Ragsdale is con
yalescing from his attack If typhoid
fever and expects to resume the
Practice Of medicine about Noyem-
ber lst. He was down town for the
first time last Friday, and although
-omewhat deprecated in avoirdu-
pois is rapidly regaining health and
strength.
c. 5. Stubs. of the Beaty-Stubbs
Trading Company. Of Fowler, was
la Junta visitor Monday evening
for a short time between trains.
He was on his way to Dodge City to
look after a shipment of ten car
loads of apples which he had just
made from Fowler there. Mr..
Stubbs says he has been doing a land
Office business in the apple line this
season. having had as many as forty
men in his employ picking and pack
ing.
NV line Of coffee. packed in one
pound dirt and moisture proof
parchment paper bags. Is the clean
est and in every particular the most
satisfactory coffee on the market
II YOU have not tried il DO 50 now
ard be convinced. have just re-
ceived four hundred l. cent packages
ef Chase & Sanborn's japan tea. that
for a few DAYS ] viii give free to