La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-03-03


cedar wood.-Matt Daimler.
Port Beeman is working in the
local Santa Fe shops as pipe filter.
FoR RENT Four-room house, fur
nished Inquire of Mrs c. ID.
Steward.
Aayhew House Furnishing Co..
Undertaking. embalming. Phone,
AZ black: night phone. 462 red.
FoR RENT-Ten room house on
the corner of Belleview and Seventh
street. Inquire of J. NJ. Lyon.
FoR RENT Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Inquire
first door east of public library.
For RENT Five room brick house;
three and one-half blocks from the
postoffice. Inquire at the Harvey
House.
", T. Andrews left a few days
ago for Waterloo. Iowa. with the
intention of remaining there for an
indefinite period.
Miss Emily Davis. Of Auburn. N.
Y. who has spent the past four
months visiting her brother the Rev.
s. {. Davis. left for home on No. 2
last Tuesday night.
There will be special devotions at
the Catholic church on each Wednes-
day and Saturday during Lent. with
explanations of the Catholic doc
tripe. and stations Of the cross on
FRIDAY evening.
John Fisher Hose Company. No. /.
gave swell banquet at the Elite
Restaurant Thursday night. about
thirty-five. including the members
Of the company and their guests be-
ing present. A very enjoyable even
ing is reported.
Harry Bourne arrived home
Thursday morning from Huntsville,
No.. where he was summoned on
account Of ihe death Of his grand
father. A. J. Ferguson. His
msttser. Mrs. A.. n. Bourne. who
accompanied him. will not return to
La Junta for several months.
Maurice j. McShane and Miss A.
Eugenia Cochran. of Chicago. with
the "Parsifal' company. were mar
ried in this city Wednesday after
noon at 2:3O o'clock by Rev. w. G.
Barron. The bride. accompanied by
her mother. left on No. 6 for Chicago.
while the groom continued his en-
gagement with the company.
On March 18th and 18th Rev. E.
NJ. Stephenson, the new Sunday
school missionary of the Baptists of
this state. will be in the city and
speak at the Baptist church on the
18th at the regular Sunday services
and will hold a Sunday school insti-
tute on the 18th. Complete an
nouncement and the program of the
institute will appear in the papers
later.
Sheriff Barr received telegram
from J. II. Whitney. of Boston, one
day this week. requesting his pres
ence as a witness in the trial of
Schidlofskas. the wife murderer.
Mr.. Whitney is the officer who came
from Boston last summer and ac-
companied the wife murderer back
to the scene of his crime. Mr.. Barr
has signified his willingness to at
tend the trial providing the neces-
sary expense money is forthcomings
Don't ask a girl to marry you
after dark when she is dressed fit
to kill. Call on her. and when you
leave inadvertently drop a glove on
the piano. Return for it the next
morning at o'clock II she comes
to the door with one shoe and one
slipper on, her hair done up in curl
papers. dressed in an old mother
hubbard. our advice is to take to
the woods. But If she appears in .
neat house dress. her hair done up
and . rose in the top of it, grab her.
Dan Keesee, of Las Animas. and
one of the Oldest settlers in the Ar
kansas Valley. died in Long Beach.
Calf. on the 25th instant. Mr..
Keesee is . thirty-second degree
Mason, and q member Of Palestine
Commandry in this city. The fun
eral takes place at Las Animas Sun
day, March 4th, and will be attend