La Junta tribune., 1905-10-25
REWS PALACE 0)9O0 STORE

the La Junta Hardware Company.
A bouncing baby girl arrived at
the home of Tom Carney last Satur-
day morning.
For painting. decorating and
paper hanging. call up Black 1901.
Jack Devine.
For RENT Two rooms, furnished
complete for light housekeeping.
Inquire at this Office.
Born To Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Gordon. Tuesday. October 18th.
son. Sugar City Gazette.
Mrs. Mary Chown. of La Junta. is
here visiting with her son. w. X.
Chown and family. Ordway New
Era.
A marriage license was issued
from the county clerk s Office yester-
day morning to Francis l.. Brainard
and Reina Lopez.
Mrs. X. E. Chatter came down
from Denver last Saturday night
for breif visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. =. Stephenson.
Sheriff Barr went to Buena Vista
Monday, having in charge Dan
Vogan. who was sentenced to the
reformatory at the recent session of
the district court.
For SALE-Ten room frame
house; four lots. Belleview avenue
and Ohio street; price 5000. if sold
at once: time on part if desired.
Inquire of j. NJ. Lyon.
Moore Bros. draymen. have sold
their artesian water department to
John Essing. and all patrons are
hereby notified to give their orders
direct to him in the future.
Mrs. Joseph Posi-. who has been
very i'll in hospital in Pueblo for
nearly two months. has recovered
sufficiently to be able to return home,
arriving last Saturday morning.
c. w. Wonderly left yesterday
morning for Holly and other points
down the valley on business. Mr..
Wonderly has had the largest bust
ness in the history Of his bottling
works during the past summer.
Mrs. X. N. Kirkpatrick returned
home last Saturday from Denver,
where she has been in a hospital for
several weeks recovering from the
effects of serious surgical opera
ton. and is greatly improved in
health.
Walter Babbs and wife. of Cres-
ton. Iowa. brother of Mrs. A. S.
Parsons, and uncle of Mrs. Bert
Hopper. have been visiting their
relatives during the past week. Mr..
Babbs had not met his sister in
thirty-four years until last week.
Engineer Harry Cox from La
Junta came up to the Bulletin Office
Saturday. and we were glad to see
him looking so well. He has been
out of the hospital but short time,
but is getting around in pretty good
shape. Wichita Railroad Bulletin.
County Treasurer Beerbohm is
sending out the last notices to tax
payers. The delinquent tax list will
be in the hands of the printer about
November 4th, and all taxpayers
who do not wish to have their real
estate advertised for sale must pay
up before that time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hireen. who
have been enjoying a brief sojourn
in California visiting various points
of interest, arrived in La Junta last
Friday, and after few days visit
with relatives and friends here de-
parted Sunday morning for their
home in Larned, Kan.
p. J. Hecox, writing from Colo
rado Springs to change the street
address of his paper, says: Il am
still on top. notwithstanding my
present trouble, and will continue to
lead an honorable life, and don't
intend to let a mean woman down
me at this stage of the game"
Here's hopin' as how, Pea Jay.
J. c. Lewis and his excellent COM
pany in the Rural play 81 Plunkard.
will be at the La Junta Theatre
Thursday, October 26th. Don't
fail to see the Yankee farmer and
his finn rnakerS 81 and his farmer