La Junta tribune., 1907-11-02
LOCAL Amo PERSONAL lrGns.

Buy Munsing union suit and
wear a Munsing smile. At Kendall's
Ed King circulated around the
Little Pittsburg of the West last
Sunday.
For Family horse. buggy
and harness: buggy good as new.
Inquire of Mrs. w. w. Hubbard.
For SALE Broken comb honey at
ten cents per pound. Address r. A.
Hopper, Rural Route No. One.
Patrick Walsh. of Topeka, general
baggage agent of the Santa Fe sys-
tenn, was La Junta visitor Thurs
day.
Sensible. serviceable, sanitary,
popular priced Munsing's under
wear for women and children. at
Kendall's.
Engine No. 1850, just out Of the
shops after a general overhauling.
has been assigned to Engineer Clar-
ence Chambers.
The old Witches Carnival at
Woodman Hall the 10Th. will be
worth while. At 8 p. m. Admis-
sion only ten cents.
| Mrs. c. F. Anthem was a Pueblo
visitor last Tuesday and Wednesday
and on one evening witnessed the
production of The Lion and the
Mouse"
w. B. Goblin, of the legal persua-
sion of Rocky Ford. was a county
seat visitor Thursday morning on
business.
! DR.. John Mcneil may be found at
the Sherman House, room SO, where
he is located for the practice of
osteopathy.
F. II. Jones, manager of the Santa
Fe relay office. is still in the railroad
hospital in Topeka convalescing from
an operation for appendicitis. but
will probably be able to return home
some day next week.
Charles A. Lewis, of Bisbee, Ariz.,
was in-town several days this vaaelk.
ilvvialtIna his esteemed sslstive TN
ex-village policeman and other
friends. He came to Colorado on
business and left Wednesday for his
home in Bisbee.
Mrs. r. H. Barnes left last Tues
day morning. accompanied by her
brother-in-law, A. J. Dutton. for
the home of the latter in Ouray,
Colo, where she will reside in the
future. She was accompanied as
far as Walsenburg, by sister. Mrs.
A. E. Walther.
Corbin & Brown have purchased
the hardware and implement busi-
ness of Fred Blume. of Cheraw. and
will take charge next Monday morn
ing. The business will be conducted
by Frank Gregory, who was former
" in charge of the Cheraw branch
of the La Junta Lumber Company.
You can learn all about practical
politics by going to see The Coun-
ty Chairman" at the La Junta
Theater. Wednesday, November 9Th.
A political campaign gives plenty Of
chance for the satirist and it may be
added that George Ade, the author,
has taken advantage of every op-
portunity.
j. Ashley Hustled, of Kansas City,
Mo-. purchasing agent for the Har-
vey House. was Ia Junta visitor
tho first of the week. He was of
course invited to be a guest of the
Harvey House during his visit. but
passed the honor up. preferring
rather to be the guest of his cousin.
J. B. Hustled.
Bert Cramer, an old-time fireman
Of this section in the early SOS. but
who is now running an engine on the
Rio Grande out Of Harper. Utah,
was seriously injured in q wreck q
few days ago. his right leg being
broken between the knee and thigh,
and 90 badly scalded that the physi-
clans have rs yet been unable to set
the fractured limb.
DIR. A. L. Stubs arrived home
last Sunday morning from Topeka,
where he has been to attend the
eleventh annual meetin4, Of the
Santa Fe D(el3kals and, SurRic1l So