La Junta tribune., 1905-06-07
SoME noRe LOCAL ITEMS
Trade with II. @. Todd.

Trade with the La Junta Drug
Company.
Thompson will show you bargains
in carpets and pOrtieres-
For RENT Five room house; mod
ern; furnished. Inquire at this Office
Latest spring designs in carpets,
curtains and pOrtieres at ThOmp-
sons.
Four-room new house; Sl05O buys
it; rented now at SIS per month. r
b. Cook.
For painting, decorating and
paper hanging, call up Black 1901
Jack Devine.
Farmers, when you come to town,
don's fail 10 see Carlton & Howard
racket counters.
FoR REST -Albera's 5 nall, second
and and fourth Tuesdays for lodge
purposes or socials-
If you have any furniture you do
not want, trade il b. the Furniture
Exchange Company for new furni-
ture.
Bowen will give so suit OF
clothes to the father Of the first pair
of twins in La Junta.
Mrs. c. H. Hayter left Monday
for AlIegan. Mich. and other points
in the state. where she will spend
the summer with relatives.
Mrs. ". W. Hubbard returned
home last Saturday night from
Pueblo. where she has been visiting
her mother for several days.
Mime. Harris is anxious that sell
her two houses at once for 81, $50
They will be worth 5000 by this
time next year. R b. Cook.
Mrs. F. T. Lewis and children left
Monday night for Detroit. Mich. 10
spend the summer with Mrs. W. c.
Wright. the aged mother Of Mrs.
Lewis.
Rev. 5. r. Smiley. the evangelist
who recently closed a series Of meet
ings at Las Vegas. was a La Junta
visitor Monday greeting numerous
friends.
Mrs. :. +. Ieeman. of Trinidad.
returns home this morning after
brief visit in this city Mrs. A. NJ
Warner and Mis- Edith Draper will
accompany her home for visit
Five acre tract; about 100 assorted
fruit trees. small house. 500 down,
$3.50 on easy payments; twelve min
J utes walk from postoffce: will take
YOU there in two minutes with my
auto. K. h. Cook
d. I. Richards. formerly employed
as machinist in the local shOrs. has
left Topeka. and now holds down a
foremanship in the shops at Fort
Madison. Iowa. To which address he
has ordered his TRIBUNE sent.
Mrs. Carrie +. Money, Miss Pearl
Wieland, Miss Mayme O'Rourke and
Miss Sarah Hammond left Monday
for Lamar to attend the Normal In
stitutc, which is now in session in
that city. Twenty or thirty school
teachers from the west end Of the
county also passed through town
that morning on their way 10 Lamar.
Until June lst | will offer seven
room brick house. modern in every
way. located on Belleview avenue;
property Of Mrs. J. II. Rippey. for
merly known As John 7. Updike
home: original cost of this property
was over -. 500. II sold before June
lst. price will be 81 800. 81 600 cash,
balance to suit purchaser; after June
lst. if not sold. viii rent for so per
month R X. Cook.
A recent issue of the Carthage.
MO- Democrat says tnat Roe +.
Blake sold the Blake Theatre at
Webb City. Mo. for 1900 to the
owner of the ellis opera house in
Kansas City. The Democrat is now
urging Mr.. Blake to re-inyest his
surplus cash in an up-to-date opera
house at Carthage. Mr.. Blake viii
be remembered as the initial man
ager of the La Junta Theatre.
Last Sunday was the first real
warm number of the season. The
thermometer lowered around the
ninety marx. and il was distressing