La Junta tribune., 1905-09-02
PALACE DRUG STORE
locAi Aso 1GasosAl ,veos.
Trade with H. G. Todd.

Trade with H. G. Todd.
Take your prescriptions to the La
Junta Drug Company
For painting, decorating and
paper hanging. call up Black 1901.
Jack Devine.
Edwin 2. Condit arrived home the
first of the week from a months
visit in Denver.
G. s. Thompson. undertaken and
embalmer. Day phone. ISL black:
night phone. TBS red.
FOR SALE-Full-blooded Plymouth
Rock cockerels and pullets.-F. T.
Webber. Horse Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Basler left
Thursday morning for Colorado
Springs and Denver for a weeks
visit.
The city has put in a new water
ing trough. twelve feet long. on
Trinidad plaza. almost directly
across from the TRIBUNE Office.
Miss Anita Wood returned home
last Tuesday night from Trinidad.
after brief visit with her aunt,
Mrs. George Little.
l.. N. Campbell. the sage of Horse
Creek. was . La Junta visitor last
Tuesday and left the following
morning for Lamar to attend the
big fair.
Merritt Miller. of Stansbury. Mo-,
who has been the guest Of his aunt,
Mrs. S. c. Foxworthy. for some
time past. returned home the first
Of the week.
Miss Anna Hall. Of Republic.
Kan. has accepted a clerkship in
c. F. Kendall's dry goods store.
Miss Hall is q sister Of DR.. n. E.
Hall. Of this city.
Charles S. Rine. Eugene Woodruff.
L. E. Whistler, Fred Cutshalt and
Carl ThOrne leave this morning BY
the overland route for the Gunnison
country to enjoy q months outing
and fishing.
F. L. Clinesmith and f. l.. Ora
ham, Of Wakita. Okla, arrived in
la Junta Thursday morning for a
brief visit and have been guests Of
George Barr. Mr.. Clinesmith is a
cousin Of Mr.. Barr
Miss Florence Sargent and her
mother. Of Las Animas. and their
cousin. Mrs. !. b. Graves. of Wash
ingtOn. d. c.. returned to Las Ami
mas Thursday after weeks visit
with friends IN this city.
Jack Devine. the ex-village po-
liceman. landed the painting con-
tract for the Draper block Thurs
day. and some Of these days expects
to have $725 IN his jeans all at one
time when he gets the money.
John Fisher. Of the railway mail
service between this city and Albu-
querque. left yesterday morning for
the Portland Exposition. He will
return home BY way Of the Puget
Sound country and California. and
will be absent for . month.
Gulliford Academy for Girls. sol
Lake Avenue. Pueblo. Colorado, will
reopen Monday. September llth.
Special advantages to boarding
pupils; highly recommended; early
application desirable; number Of
students limited. Write Miss Gulli-
ford. Principal. for prospectus.
Charles Blankenship is entertain
ing his brother. Irwin. and sisters.
Mioa Ella md Alice. who arrived
in Ii Junta murstiay morning from
Lynchburx. Va Irwin Blankenship
w.s . resident Of this city shout five
years agO snd d quite well known.
The ladies' win probably remain here
during the coming water.
c. L. Mckenzie. anistsnt superin-
tendent Of The Well FarEo Expre@
Comp.ny's southern division. 1t
Houston. Tex, ~ been promoted
to the Colossdo-New Mexico divi-
son. hsadquaFsess in Denver. vice
C. H. Y0uag. 6sceassd. r. L. Sci
Ieck, roste agsst, With he.dquartess
st Fort worth. sfnk7 leeKenzie's |
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Dr.. Win 8. EIIiagslea, Who for
@esiy resjded here, but now practic- |