La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-09-15

oy all dealers-
G. S. Thompson, undertaken and
embalmer- Day phone. s5l black;
night phone. TBS red
Claude Fairy has returned to
Denver to resume his studies at
Sacred Heart College.
Mrs. J. c. Mills and daughter.
Fontella. leave early next week for
Los Angeles. Calf, for an extended
visit.
| Miss Josie Tomb was the guest of
her sister. Mrs. Odus Whiteman, of
Pueblo. this week. and also visited
the state fair.
Go to H. H. Clark for fire insur-I
ance. surety bonds or burglary in
surance. He is agent for the
National Surety Company.
j Miss Jessie Baldridge left last
Tuesday night for Lawrence. Kan.
to commence her second years
course at the University Of Kansas.
Miss Mayme Stoffel and Herman
Stoffel. Of Huntington. Ind. arrived
in La Junta q few days ago for an
extended visit with their brother.
Charles Stoffel.
4 Mrs. w. l.. Bertrand and Miss
Hazel Hamilton were Pueblo visi-
tors this week. the guests Of Mrs.
Ernest Weinhausen. and also to see
the sights Of the state fair.
To LOAN $4,000 on first-class
real estate; also close in property in
Colorado Springs which | will sell
very reasonable or trade for Otero
county property. Inquire of A. w.
; Shelton.
G.. A. Rand. for the past four
years in charge Of the plant of the
La Junta Ice Company. left last
Monday for Emporia. Kan. to ac-
cept position with an artificial ice
company of that city.
Mrs. George Mackie, who has
been taking a course of treatment
at the C. F. 4 I. hospital in Pueblo
fOr several weeks. returned home
last Sunday morning. Mrs. Mackie
is greatly improved in health.
Il DIR. F. Finney left Thursday night
u for Oberlin. Ohio. to join Mrs. Fin
ney and Gertrude, who preceded
him the evening previous. DIR. Fin
ney was unable to secure leave of
absence in time to accompany his
} family.
J, Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Waddell. for
mer residents of La Junta. who have
been residing in Chanute. Kan, for
the past year or more, returned to
La Junta last Saturday and will
again become permanent residents
Of this city.
BILLY" Green, Otero county's
famous coroner, arrived at his home
in Rocky Ford last Monday. just in
time to attend the big republican
county convention. BILLY" has
been attending the grand army re-
| union in Minneapolis and taking in
other sights in the effete east.
, John Mackie, who has been work
ing in the famous Livingstone gold
mine near Boulder during the past
summer, arrived home last Sunday
night. He left Thursday for Boul-
der to resume his studies at the
State University. where he is taking
. course in electrical engineering.
: Engineer Heirgood has been out
Of service this week on account of
an accident which happened to him
, at Dodge City last Saturday. A
huge chunk Of coal fell out of the
tank on to his right foot, breaking
the great toe in three places. He
. does not travel at very swift pace
these days.
p. A. Peterson. who for q number
Of years was La Junta's official
shoemaker, arrived in La Junta last
Wednesday accompanied by his son,
John Peterson, of Sioux City, Iowa.
The latter is in poor health and is
making . tour of the state in the
hope Of being benefited. The ir-
repressible Pete is now located at
Breckenridge, Colo.
The Colorado Flyer, No. 8. was
derailed last Monday morning nine
miles west of Kinsley. Kan. Ira H.