La Junta tribune., 1905-09-20

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guest of his brother. Charles t.
Heath.
For painting, decorating and
paper hanging. call up Black 1901.
Jack Devine.
For RENT-Furnished rooms; one
door north Episcopal church.
W. H. Barkley.
For SAIE-Camp wagon. team
and harness; also two farm wagons.
Inquire of J. H. Rapp.
Mrs. j. Z. Mcfarland left last
Saturday for Rochester. N. ", to
visit relatives for a month.
Alfred Downer. of Lamar. WAS a
La Junta visitor several days last
week. the guest Of his brother. G. H.
People who use gasoline ought To
provide themselves with fire ex-
tinguisher. Wonderly keeps in stock
at all times the very best fire extin-
guisher made.
Sherman Farr. the genial editor
Of the Sugar City Gazette. was a
county seat visitor last Saturday, re-
newing his acquaintance with
metropolitan life.
Miss Estelle Williams. Of Cherc-
kee. Okla. arrived Saturday for a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Stanton. in HolbroOk. Miss Will
liams is a cousin Of Mrs. Stanton.
Mrs. Marie Steckel. Of Elmwood.
Kan. who has been the guest Of
her niece. Mrs. Barngrover. for
several weeks. left Saturday for =
weeks visit in Colorado Springs and
Denver.
Charles Stoffel. stenOgrapher in
the Office Of Mechanical Superin-
tendent Taylor. left last Saturday.
accompanied by his wife. for a
thirty days visit at his old home in
Huntington. Ind.
Doc Miller. Luther Hurst, Sam
|Branson and Tom Bates left early
last Saturday morning for q three
weeks sojourn among the deer and
bear Of the hills in the Cedars, sixty
miles south Of La Junta.
J. X. Wells arrived home last Sat
urday from California. where he has
been for several months in search Of
health. He is not much improved.
Colorado. after. all. is about the only
place where sick man feels good.
Lyons 4 Campbell shipped twelve
carloads Of horses from the local
stockyards last Saturday. They
were 'broncs" all the way from
Silver City. N. NJ. and were being
shipped to the Kansas City market.
Those who patronized the county
clerks marriage license bazaar this
week are - follows: William J.
NARROW and Katie E. Besgrove. both
Of Rocky Ford; Louis Safer and
Ara Sehneil, both Of Sugar City;
Alburtus Belveal and Martha E.
Waugh. both Of Ordway.
Roy Mahshall was in town for .
few days last week visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Marshall.
Roy is still with the Santa Fe steel
structural gang and works all over
the system. He is now assisting in
putting in three spans on the
"Picketwire" bridge east Of Las
Animas.
The forty. fifth annual communica-
ton Of the grand lodge, A. F. 4
A. NJ, of Colorado. is in session in
Denver. concluding to-day. The
delegates from La Junta were As
follows: J. N. Lamb. blue lodge;
v. Albera, chapter; I. d. Hale and
E. J. Smith, commandery; Mrs. A.
n. Bourne and J. B. Sherman. mast
grand worthy patron. Eastern Star.
Mr.. Sherman has been chosen to
exemplify the work Of the Eastern
Star.
John E. Euster, q well known
rsnchman Of the Fairmount country.
also . well known politician who had
the honor of of'iciating as the chair
man Of the last populist convention
in Otero county. pleaded guilty in
the district court last Saturday to
Stealing saddles and harness belong
Ing to some Of hin neighbors and was
sentenced By Judge voorhees, to .
term Of not les than two nor more