La Junta tribune., 1907-02-16

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land aajaeen2 To La Junta-
Marion F. Miller went to Denver
wednesday On busines-
Earl Haskins went 10 Fowler on
the noon train yesterday On legal
busine1-
Ed Marshall is in Hot Springs.
Ark-. judging from the receipt Of =
very suggestive souvenir postal
An. Clarence Milford left last
Tuesday for Pueblo to join her hus-
band. who has an excellent position
in the shops Of the d. 4 r. G. at
that point
David H. Brown. Of Canon City.
formerly one of our residents, is
visiting friends here. He came
down TO attend the funeral of Davi-
son Dodds.
Herbert Crozier leaves on the noon
train today for Denver to attend .
banquet 1t the Adams hotel given
by the Rocky Mountain Coal Dealers'
Association.
Fred A. Sabin arrived home
ThuFsday night from Leeds. N. D..
in the Black Hills country. where he
has been during the past ten days
on legal business.
The new Hansbrough Hotel 1t
Swink will be formally opened on
Tuesday evening. February 26th.
with . grand ball. Wonderiy's
orchestra will be there.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Christian
church gave . social tea At the home
Of Mrs. X. N. Kirkpatrick Thur
day afternoon. There were about
sixty in attendance and the occasion
was very enjoyable one.
he statement Of the First Nation
a Bank published in another column
Of this iasUe. n . credit to La Junta.
and shows that many Of our citizens
are financially prosperous. fhe de-
pnsits ag4re9ate &s4A.325.27. the
largest in the history Of the bank.
B. +. Stanley. who has been visit
ing his sister. Ars. G. Dousherty.
during the past ten days. returned
to his home in Butte. Mont. Lest
Wednesday. This vas the first time
that brother and sister had met in
twenty-four years. and the visit was
. very enjoyable one.
George Cunning Was . La Junta
visitor thursday. stopping over for
. brief visit while on his way home
to Pueblo from Las Animas. Mr..
Cunning il making preparations to
removs hin drug store from Besse-
mer to Las Animas. and will occupy
the new Donlon building - soon q
Il is completed.
H. ID. Garwood. W. II. Biebee. DR..
A. L. Stubs. and J. W. Bowman
and George H. Harris. of Rocky
Ford. left at high noon Thursday.
by the automobile route for the big
lakes north Of Lamar. on . goose
hunting expedition. 1t is hoped
that they will have better luck this
time than two weeks ago, and that
the gasoline will hold out and burn
until the vilest sinner Of them all
returns. Vas iss,
Our readers will probably observe
the fact that the TRIBUNE is orna-
mented with q double page adver-
tisement Of G. F. Althen 4 Co, set
up in the highest style Of the art.
which is q TRIBUNE habit. This is
the first double page advertisement
that ever appeared in any newspa-
per within the boundaries Of the
Arkansas Valley. and it will repay q
careful perussl. We hope that this
firm has set the pace and that we
will have more Of 'em.
There has been . vigorous in
1uiry this week for houses to rent, !
furnished rooms, tents. in fact. any
Did thing habitabie. Three men
-ame into this ONCE inside Of one !
hort hour looking for light house. |
keeping rooms. One was extreme I
y forcible in his expressions Of dis I
rust At not being able to secure .
place to live. and said he was going
10 hike back east where . roor man |
sou,d live like a gentleman and noe I