La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-09-29

by all deaIers.
Keep in mind the Baptist Young
Peoples social October 3Oth.
For RENT-Furnished rooms: new
and modern. Inquire 9Ol Colorado
avenue.
A. B. Corbin and j. C. Mills left
the first of the week for a few days
hunting in the Cedars.
G. A. Nidy has leased the Honaker
residence on Relleview avenue and
moved therein the first of the week.
c. c. Smith. who has been officiat-
ing as machinist in the automobile
hospital, has gone back to work in
the Santa Fe shops.
H. w. Adsmond. Of Manzanola.
our next county assessor. was La
Junta visitor last Tuesday sizing up
the political situation hereabouts.
Notice the new advertisement of
John Crozier in another column of
this issue. He gives some very good
advice on the burning question of
coal.
Mrs. Jane Bowman. mother of
Mrs. J. A. Burwell. left last We'd
nesday for Mansfield. Mo-. to visit
her son. J. w. Bowman. who is at
present located there.
Dad" Bosley, leader of the far
mer's 400. announces that the season
for the popular farmers dances"
will open at Commercial College hall
next Thursday evening.
Ira Todd. of Battle Ground. Ind.
arrived in La Junta last Monday
morning, and has accepted a posi-
tion with the Gem Pharmacy. Mr..
Todd is cousin of the proprietor.
To LOAN S20.OOo on frst-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.
H. E. Clucas, division foreman of
the Santa Fe at Pueblo, was a La
Junta visitor last Tuesday. accom-
panying his mother-in-law, Mrs.
Anna Worden. this far on her jour-
pey IN San Francisco
S. Matson still has few peaches
on the market. They are Of the
cling variety and sell from one to
two cents per pound. He also has
some first-class winter apples which
he is selling from one and one-half
to three cents per pound.
In the county court last week two
couples were released from matri-
monial ties. Rosa Belle Crabb was
granted a divorce from William NJ.
Crabb on the ground Of desertion
and non-support. and Ed c. King
was granted a divorce from Mary
King on the ground of desertion.
Mrs. Joseph McCue. widow Of the
late Joseph McCue, left last Tues
day night for Excelsior Springs,
No., where she will make her home
with her mother and sister for an
indefinite period. Mrs. E. W. Viers
and Mrs. E. ID. Hill. mother and
sister of Mrs. McCue. who were
here to attend the funeral, accom-
panied her.
J. A. Kincaid, district manager of
the Colorado Telephone Company, is
the proud possessor of Maxwell
gentleman's roadster. The little
red devil is a ten horse power ma
chine, is practically noiseless, and
has a speed record Of forty-five
miles an hour. Ii cost $50, and
was purchased through the S. E.
Norton Automobile Company.
Emanuel Mendelson. of Tucum-
carl, N. NJ. arrived in La Junta last
Sunday night for few days visit
with relatives and friends. Nanny
wore hirsute attachment on his
countenance which 50 changed his
appearance that even his best girl
did not recognize him. After . day
oe two he engaged the services of q
hafhef and had an operation per-
formed, and everything is lovely
once more
n. O. Van Inwagen arrived home
last Tuesday morning from . three
months visit in various parts OF the
enst. He first attended the old sol