La Junta tribune., 1905-09-27
REWs PALACE ORUG STORE

fof town; please return to this Office.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Smith
of Holbrook, September. 5th, a
daughter,
For painting. decorating and
paper hanging. call up Black 1901.
Jack Devine.
5. Dunkin has succeeded Herbert
Bixby as collector for the Colorado
Telephone Company.
For SALE-Camp wagon, team
and harness; also two farm wagons.
Inquire of J. H. Rapp.
John Cook. general foreman of the
local shops. has leased Joe Farry's
residence on Ration avenue, and will
move in October lst.
Mrs. w. S. Matlock and Miss Ida
Thiets. who have been spending the
summer in California, returned
home last Saturday morning.
People who use gasoline ought to
tprovide themselves with a fire ex-
ltinguisher. Wonderly keeps in stock
at all times the very best fire extin-
guisher made.
n. b. Edwards, Of Hopkinsvile,
KY, and Jesse Brown. of Memphis,
Tenn, nephews of Ike Read, arrived
last Saturday and will become per-
manent residents Of La Junta.
A. l.. Addy. Of Minturn. Colo. a
former resident of La Junta. has
been visiting relatives and friends
hereabOuts this week. Mr.. Addy is
thinking seriously of making his
home in this city once more.
Charles Lowe is ready to suppy
every school kid in La Junta with a
corncob bubble pipe on demand.
without money and without price.
All the kid has to do is to call and ask
for one. Mr.. Lowe does the rest.
! W. E. Jurd. accompanied by his
wife and family Of ten children,
arrived in La Junta last week from
San Bernardino, Calf. and will
make their home in this city. La
Junta sometimes grows by leaps
and bounds.
Miss Helen Lux. Of Toledo. Ohio,
arrived in La Junta last Friday
morning, having been summoned to
the bedside Of her brother who is
very low with tuberculosis. Miss
Lux il graduate nurse and will
probably remain here.
Frank Powell, who was suddenly
stricken blind two weeks ago, and
who has been under the care Of a
specialist in Wichita ever since. has
been fortunate in having his sight
entirely restored and can see as well
- ever. Mr.. and Mrs. Powell are
expected to arrive home the latter
part Of this week.
r. E. Pilloud, Of La Junta, has
been appointed to the position Of
Telephone exchange manager for
Granada and Holly by the Colorado
Telephone Company. Mr.. Pilloud
expects to make improvements on
the lines and put them in shape to
give the patrons the best possible
service. Chieftain.
Mrs. z. r. Stephenson, Of this
city, was awarded the two hundred
and eighty-second dollar in the Den
ves Post top Of first page, red ink.
short motto contest in last Wednes-
DAYS iDue. Mrs. Stephenson mot
to vas Our lives are like sunbeams
our errors are the notes." but
snys she has not received the dollar
yet.
The annual meeting of the Otero
county association of the Blue and
Gray viii not be held this year. but
will be paased up until 1895. This
10 caused By the fact Of 50 many
mestin9s having been held in the
state snd in this vicinity this year
anA tle buey coodition Of the farm
ers. ne people are entitled to and
must have . little time to attend to
bx.aex. Rocky Ford Gazette.
Next Monday X. n. wac4ser viii
ksrsae Tie proprietor Of the shoe
sAsp - lsag eondueted by p. A.
Resessa. vke expects to leave som
fer - fssWe4 hsne in Fremont.
NeA., % re.iAe permanentiy- Mr..
Wa1@s - - FIVE years expert
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