La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-08-25

katon avenue.
For SALE-All my household goods
at bargain.-k. X. Stewart, SOP
Carson avenue.
The public schools of La Junta
will open for the fall term on Mon
day, September 10th.
We have just received fall ship
ment of ladies' oxfords. We can
fit you now at Kendall's.
Z. G. Erickson has l75 pair of
shoes, rescued from the recent fire,
which he will sell at most any price.
The La Junta Hardware Company
is agent for the Schwab Safe and
Lock Company. They have safes for
sale from S35 up.
A. c. Draper is in Chicago buying
goods for the big store. He is ex-
pected to arrive home the latter
part Of next week.
Lutte S. Gee left Thursday morn
ing for Colorado Springs to visit
Mrs. Gee, who has been located
there for several weeks taking treat
ment for the benefit OF her health.
DR.. A. n. Moody, of Fowler, was
. La Junta visitor Wednesday morn
ing for few hours between trains.
DIR. Moody was on his way home
from Chatham. Ohio. where he was
summoned on account of the death
Of his mother.
Gus Hansbrough left last Tuesday
night for Sheridan Lake to attend
an 'old-timers' reunion" which
took place there Wednesday. Mr..
Hansbrough came to Colorado in
1863, and has been resident of this
state ever since.
With the distilled water plant de-
stroyed. the ice plant under the
ban of the health officers, and a
limited supply of artesian water
from the Best well, the people of La
Junta may in the near future be
threatened with nothing to drink
famine.
X. A. Steen left last Wednesday
morning for Salt Lake City. and
after a few days visit there will go
to Santa Barbara. Calf. and other
points in that state where he hopes
TO regain the avoirdupois which he
lost during his recent illness. He
will be absent for several weeks.
George A. Nidy writes to send his
great family journal to Delta, Colo.
Mr.. Nidy and family have been vis-
iting in Pueblo and Canon City for
month past, but during the next
two weeks will be located at Delta
and MOntrose. after which they will
return to La Junta.
Marriage licenses were issued
during the past week to the follow
ing: o. G.. Crawford, of Cotton,
Calf, and Jessie Yard, of Canon
City. Colo; John Regimen, of La
mar. and Lucy Blanchat. of Dan
vile. Kan; Frank J. Palmer and
Dosie l.. Veach. both of Rocky Ford.
Mrs. Sarah Gregory, mother of
Mrs f. Turk. died at the home of
her daughter on Colorado avenue
last Wednesday morning, aged a
years, her demise being occasioned
by general break down due to her |
advanced years. Brief funeral SER
vices were held at the residence /
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock, |
conducted by Rev. S. c. Davis. The
remains were shipped to Denver yes
terday morning for final interment.
A beautiful wedding occurred at
the home of Mrs. Mary c. Yard. in
Canon City, on Tuesday morning,
August 21st, when Miss Jessie Yard
and Mr.. Oscar Crawford were unit
ed in marriage by Rev. Thomas of
the First Presbyterian church. Mr..
and Mrs. Cra wford will be at home
in Cotton, Calf. after September
10th. Mr.. Crawford was formerly
well known resident of Rocky Ford
and is known all over Otero
county.
David Ryder, chief time clerk in
the Office of Master Mechanic
Smith, arrived home last Wednes-
day morning, accompanied by his
family. from Larkspur. where he