La Junta tribune., 1905-12-30
,REWS PALACE DRUG STORE
Traie with ii. G. Todd.

Tor ule fnest display OF Amas boxes
in Ia Junta.
FoE RENT. Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping close in.
lnquir, al this office.
For RENT Ten room house on
the G -7er of Belleview and Seventh
stree Inquire Of j. NJ Lyon.
WAVED A good girl for gen
eral h"I7ework. Apply t" Mrs. +.
G. e 4 ards, Belleview avenue,
tn, Fnrtnightly Club will meet at
the home of Mrs, D. K McCune
Satnr ay afternoon at , o'clock
Ma new House Furnishing Co.
unde 4king. embalming Phone.
442 h ack; night phone, i62 red
Arthur Middleton. basso. with his
sopraro, violinist. and reader will
be at The opera house January Sth.
auspir,-, the La Junta I.yceum
tn five-year-old daughter of
William Rolton, of Lincoln avenue.
who has been seriously i'll with ty-
phoid fever, is reported greatly i'm
prove and entirely out of danger
NJ J. NJ SIane. of Florence.
accou1 panied by two children. who
Were iil guests Of Mrs. Slanc'e par
ents, MIR and Mrs C. NJ Robins,
durilV Christmas week, will return
hom' today
n. T. Oberdorf. of Pueblo. has
lease the store room formerly oc-
cupied 10y the Draper Shoe and
Clothing Company. and in the near
future will open a first-class and up
to-iiatc restaurant.
Tie teachers of the La Junta
schools presented DIR. Blakesley on
Christmas day with a leather-bound
ColIencz edition of Shakespeare as a
marx of their appreciation of his
he'fulness and many courtesies to
them.
Mrs. Joseph Posi- arrived home
last Wednesday morning from Min
ncqua Hospital. Pueblo. where she
has been seriously i'll for many
weeks. Her many friends will be
plrased to know that she is greatly
improved in health.
James Handy. who has run be-
tween Albuquerque and Silver City
"a Wells Fargo express messenger.
arrived home Thursday morning.
Jim was badly bruised up in a
Il wreck few days ago. and his
physician advised him to take lay
off for a week or ten days before
gring back to work.
Chalk" NJ. Beeson. of Dodge City,
Was one of the distinguished
guests at the Cowboy ball in this
cIty Thursday evening. Mr.. Beeson
u~ed to roundup cattle on the plains
here La Junta now stands thirty
yrars ago, and says there has been a
dccided change in the appearance of
Il ngs hereabouts since those days.
senator II. r. Miller, of Usage
tty. Kan. was a La Junta visitor
Thursday for few hours between
trlins. While perambulating about
our streets he accidently stumbled
upon Chalk" Beeson. and the two
old political cronies had quite a
round-up. Mr.. Miller was on his
way home from trip to the West
crn Slope, where he had been on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Luckey cele-
hrated the twenty-fifth anniversary
Of their marriage on the 2lst instant.
al their home in Galesburg, III.
Immediately after their marriage
MIR. and Mrs. Luckey came to La
.Iunta to reside. Mr.. Luckey holding
the position of master mechanic at
this point. Both are friends of the
adolescence of the editor of the
great family journal. Meo my,
How time do fly.
The members of the First Baptist
church treated their pastor and
family to a regulor old-fashioned
donation surprise party Thursday
night. The met at the residence of
James McNeen and proceeded in a
body to the Baptist parsonage. where
most enjoyable evening was spent.
The occasion will be long remember
ed with pleasant recollection. The