La Junta tribune., 1907-09-14
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embalmer. Day phone, black 1852;
night phone. red 3S5.
Mrs. Martha n. Shotwell left last
Wednesday for Washington. Ind.
to spend the winter.
II. A. Baker has moved his second
hand store on Second street across
into the Weideman block.
For RENT Modern seven room
cottage, with basement. r. l..
Gauger. 901 Colorado avenue.
For SALE-Five show cases and
counters to match. See Andrews 4
Lagerquist at the Palace drug store.
Mrs. Ben Williams returned home
last Tuesday from Las Cruces. N.
M. where she has been visiting
relatives.
For SALE-Two good work teams,
harness and one wagon. Inquire of
Moore & Tuggle, on artesian water
wagons.
Charles Crozier left last Saturday
for Boulder to take up the study of
mining engineering at the State
University.
Fred Malouff, of Trinidad, has
leased Judge Finity's storeroom on
the corner of San Juan avenue and
Second street, and will open a gro
Gerry store.
The Office building on Colorado
avenue. recently purchased by Fred
A. Sabin from DR.. Edwards, is being
brick veneered in front, and when
finished will be occupied by the La
Junta Electric Light Company as an
office.
| William H. Smith. of the Santa Fe
hospital. leaves Sunday for st. Louis
to resume the study of medicine at
the st. Louis University. formerly
known as the Marion-Simms Uni
versity. Mr.. Smith graduates next
fyeer.
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Rev. S. C. Davis, j. w. Winter
and Mrs. Musick left last Wednes-
day morning for Lamar to attend
the annual meeting of the Southern
Colorado Baptist Association as dele
gates from the local church. Rev.
Davis delivered the annual sermon
Wednesday evening.
"The Vanderbilt Cup" the great
automobile musical comedy. will be
presented at the La Junta Theater.
Friday. September Goth, with a
special cast and munificent scenic
equipment. A sensational motor
race, in which real automobiles are
used, is a much talked Of feature.
The La Junta Lumber Company
expected to move into their new
quarters next week. in the hand
some two-story building on the
corner of Ration avenue and Second
street. but the moving process will
be delayed on account of the nom
lartiysl ofSthe pIsts tiastmlhdoyts +
James Goedall. proprietor Of the
L. Junta Monumental Works, leaves
next Monday for Florence to close
up his business affairs in that city
preparatory to locating permanently
mia Junta. Mr.. Goodall reports
the prospect for business in his line
- excellent. He expects to be ab-
sent about two weeks.
Onias Baldwin. Of Wichita, Kan.
who taught in the high school last
year, arrived in La Junta last Satur.
day. and evidently expected to re-
sumo teaching this year, Mr.. Hess
informed him that he had been sup
planted by another. and that there
was nothing doing. Mr.. Baldwin.
left town last Tuesday.
The story Of Lost in New York"
is one that has always made big
hit" with play:gDars everywhere.
The production is known from coast
to coast and whenever it is billed to
appear the people around the box