La Junta tribune., 1906-03-21

A'hPsh Soh SAVE sou hHo'Ss oi
household goods.
-Fok SALE CHEAey Hareyooms.
IsN55. and 2Ox25. that are to be re-
nsred. See v. 1lbsra.~ -,
e Mayhew House Furnishing Co..
undertaking. embalming. Phone.
AZ black; night phone. 462 red.
Miss vina Lusk will sing beauti-
fui Japanese love song at the Fort
nightly musicale Friday evening.
Mrs. Alice Stokes, of Albion. .Neb. :.
il the guest of her brother. Champe
JameysQn. and family. for a brief
visit. ,.. 49,.
For SALE Sixteen horse power
detached engine: cylinder 7Axl2; all
complete. Inquire at La Junta
Planning Mill. =
STRAYED Yellowish red muley
! Gov, branded lazy II left thigh. and
IL left side; sin years old Finder
notify S. Matson. r.c
Charles Paddock sold his chilli
paror on First street last week to
W. p. Hamblih. OF Rocky Ford. and
the latter is now in charge, 80
Z. Ray Elan and Miss Lilly Jones,
both Of La Junta. Colorado. were
married Wednesday by Probate
Judge Martin. Syracuse Republican
Mrs. Will Morrison. formerly of
AIemosa. after visit with her
uncle. w. ID. McPherison, left for
her new home at La yunta. Rocky
Ford Gazette.
! Mrs. Pearl Stebbins. of Chicago.
soprano soloist. will sing at the Fort
nightly Club, musicale to be- given at
the new. Woodman hall, Friday even
ing, March 23d.
Arthur Mclean, a former we'll
known machinist Of this city. who has
been employed on the night force at
1.-The Rock Island round house in
Shawnee, Okla. has resigned and
tsone, to Trinidad. Colo. to reside.
W,Il Spane. who has been weigh.
ling mail % Nos. s and s for Uncle
Sam. has been transferred to run
I on the d. & r. G. between Denver
and Salida. taking the place Of the
! mail wfigher. who wAs injured in the
recent wreck.
J. J. Brown. Of Fowler. chairman
of the board Of county commission.
ers. writes from Temple. Texas,
where he has been visiting relatives
during the past nonth, to discon-
tinue sending the great family jour
nal as he expects to arrive homie
about the Both instant.
st. Patrick s day in the a. m. was
I duly observed in La Junta last Sat
urday and the shamrock was much
in evidence, even Deacon" Scott
becoming addicted to the habit of
the wearing of the green before the
day was over in an effort to impress
! Strangers with the fact Of his being
q native born son of Old Erin.
| Father Callahan received news on
4 Thursday of the sudden illness of his
cousin, William Ford, at Pueblo.
Mr.. Ford died on the same day. and
Father Callahan accompanied the
remains to Pittsburg, Pa. on Sun
Jay evening. Before returning he
win spend a few weeks with his
brother. Rev. J. Callahan. who is on
a visit to New York City.
The Santa Fe has adopted a new
plan of marking mile posts and sta
tons along its system. Formerly
the main line began at Atchison,
which was numbered 0. and from
there on the several stations were
numbered according to the number
of miles they were distant. BY the
new order. Chicago is 0. Kansas City
458, and 50 on, the main line taking
all the short cuts to the coast. To-
peka is now on the =" AtchisOn !"
branch. La Junta's new number is
99S.
The cement sidewalk At the old
Draper corner has at last = victim
to its credit. After . light snow
fall it d almost impossible to navi-
gate anywhere in that vicinity. and
there have been innumerable hard
falls without serious damage. One
dav lnst veek. Francisco Morales. q