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La Junta tribune., 1906-11-24
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ere here.
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suhsuibsss /" II 0aRtts had. M
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ouNEAt Johnsoa's Dsag store. O1ay
q .tOA year in advaase-
TIE .1ames Close - Of the bsst
Asldsssesns TO be peodsdng the high
- tsstbeets this eanp6gn.
the 0rdway snd Sqgar City
Haetsie Light Company II among
tie oossibili6ss Of tie naAF future.
Ths Loeahsst Livestock Comuany
reesivsl several hundrsd-head Of
cattle af their fed yards last week.
Friends end rlajves Of The Gala
ghsr family have necently beso 1t
TIE homs Of Mr.. an1 hrs. Tom Cal-
lagher.
Mr.. Jacob Chisdes pstsgned Tues
day from . trip to Denvse. He re-
ports things looking up e DE me
tropolis.
Mn. E. L. Hall + spending the
winter with her sister in l1linnis.
The change has proven beneficial 70
her health.
MiD Belle Mason has come from
her home in West Virginia to spend
the winter with hss aunt, Ais Belle
Glasscoek.
Judge Patrick came in from Pueb-
10 Thursday looking none the worse
for the shaking up he received in the
recent unpleasantness.
johnson will forward your sub
scription for the Great Family
Journal, the La JUNTA TRIBUNE.
Only 81 so a year in advance.
Many Of our farmers who are re-
ported about to move to new fields At
Garden City. Kan. state they are
satisfied there is no better place for
beet raising than Sugar City.
We learn with regret that tn e
sheriff has power to stop the Sachar-
rine Gazette. We supposed it was
50 sound. financially and otherwise.
that no power on earth could stop
it.
The county commissioners a re
about to let the contract for the erec-
ton Of a wagon bridge over Horse
Creek, east of Sugar City and north
of the Missouri Pacific Railway.
Thanks for this improvement are due
to our able commissioner. Geo. w.
ingalls,.
La Junta tribune., 1906-11-24
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Those On tie - inside /" rspast ~
large improseaents uill he - =
the Sugar City factory the coming
summer. The changes eonte1phr
ted. il is said. will more than double
the present capacity of the factory
This will mean increased prosperity
for Sugar City.
La Junta tribune., 1906-11-24
ceuoUe5W ~

Mr.. Perry = threatened with
p,eurisy.
Ruth Digxuy Il reeovsrias f..
tonsilitis.
Mn. Goods oother he's retnRn1
TO her home.
Nrs. Dave Dasner Is visitiag =
Ordway and Olneg-
o. C. Burger tssk . trip to Csas-
9ado Springs SunAs1.
Matte and 10 Sasger will Be hosae
for Thanksgiving dv.
Ms. Windfeldee entertained IL
teachers Friday eveaing.
Nat Brigham. Des ssmber LIST.
Single admission. SO cents.
George Beaver has been on the sick
list for tie last three days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B6]ou enter
tainsd friends Friday evening.
Manager Windfeldef made . hur-
ned trip to Kansas City 1hura1ay.
Collins 4 Seibert are hustlers.
See than shout naps in real estste.
Dr. Je6ssy of Ordvay IVES called
into -" "Dad" Gallagher this week.
Five 6lings havs been made in The
pest few days On land north of Sugar
City.
Mis Bertha Schlunnegy1r . many
friends ARE siad to - her home
again.
Nm. Bailey's mother. who had
be.;; visiting Der, returned home last
week.
D16mlBashor from the Ordway Beet
District was seen in our city last
Thursday.
Young Peter Marcus Is learning
how it seems to be called papa. "
It's . girl.
Roy Maxham is making . success
full clerk at the Great Western Cloth
ing Company.
Susie Rockwell has lost several
days Of school on account Of a bad
attack Of asthma.
Nat Brigham will give you your
moneys worth. Don't fail to hear
him December 1st.
Mr.. andIMrs. Yocum are enjoying
. visit from Mrs. Yocum's sister, q
resident Of Indiana.
Geo. w. Ingalls, attended meet.
ing Of the county commissioners
Thursday and Friday
Sunday night q real old-fsshioned
down east blizzard dropped upon Us
and for several days had its own way
Reports from Kansas and othe
La Junta tribune., 1906-11-24
lsdioo, Aessaai0ai

tsdies. Aessssieai
Let Us take your Christmas orders.
Remember our speciality is high grade
imported linen. Phone Red 4l3. H.
n. Todd with
H. C. DUNHAM 4 Co.
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Degree Of Honor.


The following named have been IN
stalled by District Deputy Lucy McNear
as tine officers of Forget-me-not Lodge
of the Degree of Honor, A. o. o. W.:
Jessie Foster, P. c.; Emma Ryerson, Z.
of H.; Mrs. NJ. Balm, l.. of H.; Ella Peek,
C. of c.; Dora H. Hughes, R.; Frank j.
Mcguire, F.. Mary Rothganger, rec;
Mabel Lester, u; e. Keiser. /. W; j. f.
Foster. o. w. After the installation
Past Chief of Honor Mrs. Foster was
presented with a handsome pin OF her
rank in the order. the receiver and
financier were each given tokens and
the receiver, who has served six con-
secutive terms. was presented with
past chiefs PIN
This lodge has secured quarters In
Woodmens Hall on Seventeenth street,
near Valencia, and at its first meeting
there had a very enjoyable evening At
the last held meeting in August there
was work in the initiatory degree. At
that meeting Mr.. and Mrs. Foster pre-
sented the lodge handsome Bible. The
donors were given a rising vote. OF
thanks.
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meeting initiated six candidates into
the mysteries of woodcraft.
San Francisco Circle of the Women
of woodcraft will hereafter meet in
Woodmen's Hall ON Seventeenth street.
A number of men, under the direction
of Organizer Apple. made search last
week in the ruins of a building at Sew
enth and Howard streets for the re-
mains of E. H. Manville, who was
member of Applewood Camp They
found a number of human bones. and
by them a peculiar shaped knife,
pair of pocket scissors and bunch of
keys which have been identified as the
property of Manville.
California Circle of the Women of
Woodcraft have arranged for card
party and dance in its hall in the JEFF
ferson Square building tomorrow night.
Mrs. E. Hymans is the chairman of the
committee of, arrangements.
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Native Sons.

Many of the members of the Monday
night parlors and the members of the
social and literary committee of the
Native Sons of the Golden West on the
third Sunday In August enjoyed a clam
bake at Corte MADEIRA. Prior to the
bake a team of Monday night boys de-
feated a team of the social committee
in a four inning game of baseball by a
score of 9 to 2.
The social and literary committee had
a pleasant dance in Jefferson Square
Hall recently There was a very large
attendance and a good order of dances.
The following named have been in
stalled as the officers of Marshall
Parlor, Native Sons of the Golden West.
for the current term by Louis Hirsch.
D. D., G. P:
A. ]. Scalmanini past president; Mel
Vile P. Prince. president; Thomas F.
Maher, Edward Scalmanini and John
M. Sauter. vice presidents; H. G. Kahrs.
marshal. R. o. Bokee, recording, and
A. Nickel. financial secretary; Joseph
Rose, treasurer; v. P. Maher, trustee
Henry F. Sciaroni, inside sentinel;
John Weisel, outside sentinel.
Tuolumne Parlor of Sonora will. with
the assistance of the parlor of Native
Daughters of the same place, celebrate
Admission day tomorrow.
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Royal Acanum.

Buena Vista Council of the Royal
Arcanum had a house-warming last
week in Elks' Hall at SIS Hayes street
in celebration of moving into that hall.
There was a good programme OF enter
tainment and a jolly time for all. The
council will at its next meeting initiate
a class of candidates.
The report of the grand secretary
shows that during the past month Cali
fornia had a net gain of six, the only
State that made such a gain during
that month.
Grand Regent R. F. Jones will during
the current month institute new
council in Sacramento. one in Stockton,
and then he will visit the San Fran
cisco councils, which will meet in joint
session to tender him reception. He
will then visit the council in Napa.
There will be public meeting in
Santa Rosa on September II. when
there will be presented to Santa Rosa
Council a handsome banner awarded
to it for having during the past year
made the greatest gain in membership.
The presentation will be by Grand
Orator A H. Merrill
Los Angeles Council has been
awarded the Gunzendorfer trophy for
having made the largest gross gain
during the past year. 1t is beautiful
ebony and silver gavel.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
Unifarians Active.

Asst Saturday there was pleasant
meeting in the First Unitarian
Church building for the purpose
Of saying "good-by" to c. F.
o'Seil, who for many years was sex
ton Of the church. he having surren-
dered that position. He was met by
many Of the congregation and Of the
Claiming Auxiliary in the lecture room,
which had been prettily decorated, and
the step he was forced to take. the aux
iliary, through one Of its members,
handed him a watch fob and charm
with best wishes. He returned thanks
in few fitting words.
He was then addressed by Rev Brad
ford Leavitt. who. after complimenting
him upon his services to the church.
presented him on behalf of the congre-
cation with a handsome gold watch.
The Society for Christian Work pre-
sented Mr.. O'Nem with beautiful art
ring. Mr.. O'Neil surprised at receiv-
fng so many tokens Of appreciation and
good will, expressed his thanks in a
few words After congratulations light
refreshments were served
Last Monday at the meeting of the
Claiming Auxiliary there was a musi-
Gale. the feature being a song recital
Of her own composition by Miss Eliza
beth Mills. which was greatly appre-
ciated by all who had the pleasure of
listening to it.
The Sunday School of the First
Church is to be resumed today and
there is every prospect that it will be
as well attended as it was before the
April days.
At the service in the church today
the full choir win take part for the
first time since the disaster.
The Society for Christian Work foI
this church will have choice pro-
gramne every month. and the first ot
the season this month will be marked
by readings by Mrs. Mary Joss Jones
Rev. J. ". Hudson Of the Second
Church will soon go TO Harvard to re-
ceive a degree. He viii lecture at Port.
land, Seattle and Helena on his way
East.
The Unitarian headquarters, which
were formerly located in comfortabl.
quarters al 374 Sutter street, are nov
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J. Sawyer of the Hamilton Square Bap-
tist Church for the joint office of sec
retary and treasurer.
In the absence of E. r. Willis, d. D.,
temporary chairman, Rev Rufus N
Num- presided, and Charles NJ. Buff
ford acted as secretary.
Rev. Mr.. Cave of the programme COM
mittee stated that 1t had been decided
that Mayor Schmitz should again be
invited to address the federation and
that Frank J. Symmes had also been
invited The latter had not responded.
but the former had sent letter ex-
pressing his regrets at having to dis
appoint the federation a second time,
but as he had been selected to address
a labor meeting, it being Labor day, he
could not be present He, however, de-
cIared in his letter that the movement
looking toward the union of all the
churches for the glorification of God
and the improvement of conditions in
San Francisco had his hearty indorse-
ment and support.
The membership committee reported
that an effort was being made in every
church to interest the congregation in
the movement.
After the acceptance of the report
of the nominating committee Rev. Mr..
Rigdon presided
In the absence of a fixed pro-
gramme there was discussion of the
good the federation could accomplish
and how it should go about it.
William D. Clark, M. D., saw in the
federation the proper method OF
spreading the moral teachings of Jesus
and of improving the conditions in
this city. He said that to accomplish
this the federation needed the help
of every right thinking man.
Rev Mr.. Num- said that we were
on the eve of a grand forward move
ment for moral and religious advance
ment in San Francisco and for the bet
terment of existing conditions. He
said that there were many things in
San Francisco which if made public
would shake the community from CEN
ter to circumference. He was of the
opinion that the federation could ex-
ercise a great power for good If /,
moved in the right path. He said
that he had visited District Attorney
Langdon. believed him a good man and
found him ready to do what was jusi
and proper for the righting of wrongs
He was in favor of calling upon the
appealing to them to do the. right
things for the people. He thought
that steps taken in the right direction
would not only bring thousands to the
church but would lead them to follow
the right path.
w. H Barnes. chairman Of the boars
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during the early part of the current
month, and in short time active
steps will be taken to build a new
church. which will cost $500 a build
ing that will be credit to the city,
and to the United Presbyterian Church.
The United Presbyterians in the East
have responded literally to Cahfornia's
needs, having contributed $4,000 to the
spiritual and other needs of its own
people besides making large contrfbu-
tions to the general relief fund
On the first Sabbath in the current
month Rev. w. E. Dugan. pastor of the
Stewart Memorial United Presbyterian
Church on Guerrero street. near Twen-
ty-second, preached a sermon on The
Terrible Alternative" taking for his
text John vi:67-6s. Jesus said unto the
twelve. VIII We also go away? Simon
and Peter answered. Lord, to whom
shall we go?''
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Clement street, near Sixth avenue, has
been completely repaired and is now
in better condition than it was before
it was damaged.
| Arrangements have been entered in
to for the complete interior and ex-
terror repair, which includes reroofing,
of ST. Stephens Church, Rev. Cecil
Marrack rector, on Fulton street. near
Fillmore When the repairs shall have
been completed the Brotherhood of st.
Andrew will open public reading
room in the church edif1ce, where men
may read and write letters. The rec
tor is preaching a series of Sunday
morning sermons on Spiritual Gifts.''
| which are proving exceedingly inter-
estfng. A series of addresses on the
"Parables of Jesus" will be delivered
In this church.
| st. Peters Congregation, Rev W. NJ.
Bourn rector, which since the fire
which destroyed it's church at Stockton
and Filbert street has been holding
service at the bishops house. has pur-
chased lot and will erect a temporary
structure and again hold service under
! its own roof.
| Rev. ]. w. Gum, who was in
charge of the church in Santa Clara,
will shortly leave for the Hawaiian
| Islands.
| The Pacific Churchman, the official
organ of the diocese of California, un-
| der fha mo n caroap+ of tha Daxy Me-
don D. Wilson, is as interesting a peri
odical as it was before the fire and is,
now that printing difficulties are in a
measure over, issued on time
| The Seamen's Institute under the
chaplaincy of Rev. Frank Stone.is now
located In frame structure at SOC
Davis street, near Jackson. 1t is a
church in the rough, but is fitted up
with chapel, library, reading room
and recreation room where the Chris
tian sailors who attend, and they do
in large numbers, can, in addition to
being instructed by the words of the
pastor, have place In which TO pass
an instructive and recreative hour.
In December this institute will be
moved to 242 Steuart street, where a
new structure OF a permanent charac-
ter isabeing erected at a cost of $4,000.
This is being built on a heavy pile
foundation. is to be two stories in
height, of the Old Mission style of
architecture. 1t will have a fat roof
with just enough pitch to carry off the
rain. Within the building there is to
be on the ground floor a restaurant,
library and reading room, chapel and
concert hail. On the second floor there
room, fifty bedrooms and number of
bathrooms. This is to be arranged for
the spiritual welfare and physical com
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
Woodmen of the World.

California Camp of the Woodmen OF
the World has taken quarters in the
Jefferson Square building, where it will
meet on Tuesday nights. The first
meeting in the new hall was the occa-
sion for a jolliication.
Redwood Camp was at a recent meet
ing presented a handsome stump by
Past Consul Commander Newcombe.
A new camp. to be known as Fern
leaf. is to be established at the cut
of" on the Bay Shore road. 1t was
instituted September by General Or
ganizer Gilroy. assisted by Deputies
Apple. Craw and Sanders and Laurance
Vincent.
During the first two weeks in August
Organizer Apple secured and had TWEEN
ty-three initiated into the order in this
city.
Applewood Camp at its last held
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United Presbyferians.

The United Presbyterian Church in
San Francisco has but two congrega-
tions. the Stewart Memorial and the
First Church. The former is located
on Guerrero street between Twenty
second and Twenty third and the latter
was at Golden Gate avenue and Post.
While the former was not damaged by
fire, it was damaged to the extent of
about $1,000 by the earthquake. but
the latter was totally destroyed by the
fire.
Since the disaster service has been
held regularly in the Stewart Memorial
Church. Rev. w. E. Dugan pastor, and
every effort is being put forth to meet
the spiritual wants of the people. A
woman city missionary. Miss Laura
Sawhill, has been placed in the field
and it will be her duty to devote her
whole time to looking after the perish
ing and to administer to those who
cannot be reached by the pastor.
The Rev. H. H Bell of the First
Church. who was East for three months
raising funds with which to erect a
new building. will return to this city
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Brotherhood had musicale and dance
at 1164A o'Farrell street in the latter
part of August at which the principal
numbers were by Mrs. Kinnig and
George Ehrman There was good at
tendance and the evening proved a
very pleasant one. At the last held
meeting in the month the lodge received
four applications and the initiation of
these was followed by the serving of
collation.. The secretary Of this lodge
has organized and drilled corps for
the lodge in willetts.
Mission Lodge on the fourth Thurs
day in August initiated five candidates
in the presence of many visitors from
Columbia and Aurora lodges. On the
last Thursday in the month there was
a social and dance which was attended
b large number. of members and
friends. About the middle Of the cur
rent month the lodge will move to Do
leres Hall, on Sixteenth street, between
Dolores and Guerrero.
Lillian Dygert, for many years sec
: IeldIA anu lItdShiSl VI NAtSSAoA 1~SN6N'
I is spending her vacation at Calistoga.
During the past month Aurora Lodge
has added many new names to its mem
bership roll. Among the visitors at the
! last held meeting in August there were
Messrs. J. L. Hyde and ]. Collins of
Zender Lodge. After the business ses-
sion there was an interesting game of
bridge whist. Ray P. Stafford was an
honored guest on that occasion. On the
last Tuesday in the month the lodge
had an evening of recitations. songs
and dancing. followed by the serving
of a light supper.
Columbia Lodge gave an old clothes
party at headquarters last week. There
was "a good dancing crowd"
On the last Wednesday in August
Golden Gate Lodge of the Richmond
district celebrated its increase from
sixty-eight to 100 members by an en-
tertainment and dance in Richmond
Hall
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fort of the seamen who come to this
port and who desire to have a home
superior to such as they usually find.
The roof will be fitted up as a ''recre-
alton ground where in fine weather
the men may have games that can be
played in such a place.
1t is expected that the new institute
will be ready for occupancy on Decem-
ber IS and ii will be the first perma-
the burned district south of Market
and east of Tenth street In the pres
ent institute service is held at IL a. m.
and p. m. and it is open daily week
days until 10 o'clock at night.
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Presbyterian Work.

After a brief vacation at Mount Her
Herbert E. Hays, pastor of the West
minister Presbyterian Church, corner of
Webster and Page streets. is again al
his work. During September he will
preach series of Sunday morning SER
mons on Things That Christ Has Done
for U.s." At the evening services a
variety of subjects of special interest
to San Franciscans at this time will be
presented. The new chorus choir, un-
der the able leadership of w. F. Davis
is progressing finely. The recent
evangelical mission led by Rev. Frank
Granstaff and Clifton Powers was very
successful.
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located in the First Church and in
charge of Mrs. Mary B. Preston, one
Of the best Informed ladies on Uni
tartan work on this coast. This, how
ever, is only temporary location, to
be changed at such time as suitable
rooms can be secured.
The missionary work is at this time
very satisfactory. A supply of 10000
tracts is now on the way to this city
and will in a short time be ready for
distribution.
The Pacific Unitarian is again to be
printed in this city by C. A Murdock.
after having been printed in Boston
and in Santa Barbara since last April.
The repairs on the Unitarian Church
at Geary and Franklin streets will be
completed soon. These, interior and
exterior, have cost nearly $4,000, the
money for this purpose having been
contributed by the churches of this
denomination in the East, this in addi-
ton to funds contributed for the relief
of the distress of the people of the de-
nomination. Service, which during the
repairs was held in rne chapel will
be resumed in the church proper in a
short time.
For several months past number of
women have been employed in one of
the rooms connected with the church.
making up new and altering old cloth
ing for those of the parish who were
burned out and are in need of such.
This work has been under the immedi-
ate charge of Mrs. Halliday. widow of
the late A. S. Halliday. inventor of the
cable railway cars. This lady has been
very attentive to the duties she as
sumed, coming frons Berkeley every
morning.
The use of the church has been ten
dered to the congregation of the Tenn
pie Emanuel, Rev DR.. Jacob Voor-
sanger rabbi, and the offer has been
accepted. Services will be held there
on Saturdays.
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Rafhbone Sisters.

: Grand Chief Mary ]. Downing of Po-
mona was in this city last week for a
day. She was on her way to Hum
boldt County where she is to make Of
fetal visits.
Pacific Temple gave ball on
September Z in South San Francisco
Masonic Hall.
The first district convention of the
term will be held at Arcata, Humboldt
County. 1t will be attended by the
grand chief. Extensive preparations
are being made for her reception.
Olympic. Temple and Olympic Lodge
K o. p had a joint public installation
in Grass Valley recently, with the
membership in Nevada City as special
guests. Sophie Keast, D. D. G.. c.. was
the installing officer for the temple.
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Maceabees.

Since San Francisco Tent of the Mac
cabees has taken quarters in Hamilton
Hall the reviews have been well at
tended and the officers kept active
initiating candidates. The tent has
ordered the most handsome and rich
regaha and costumes obtainabIe in
this city for the purpose of doing the
tnitiatory work as it should be done
II is expected that these will be ready
for delivery by the middle of October
Court Golden West is picking up and
In short time will be as strong and
active as 1t was before the fire.
Mission Tent is meeting with good
success in its new quarters at Twen-
tieth and Guerrero streets.