La Junta tribune., 1907-07-13
SWIMk.

tItoIh N1yisp's' FPN''N
day at the Steven-Dye ranch.
Jim Bauman, of Rocky Ford, was
in Swink Wednesday on business.
Mr.. Crawford. living on the Bea-
ty-Reynolds ranch, is quite i'll with
typhoid fever.
A new awning now adorns the en-
tire building of the Beaty-Reynoids
Trading Company.
j. A. Pullins left Saturday for
Denver to take in the sights Of the
capital city for short time.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. A Monahan. Of
Rockvale, Colo. are in the city. the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Mon
ahan.
DR.. Farthing is again enjoying the
peace and quite of city life after
spending a few days in the wilds of
the Cedars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Blaise re-
turned Wednesday from their honey
money trip. and will take up their
residence in this city.
Mrs. J. E. Gauger returned home
Sunday from Chicago and other
eastern points, where she had been
visiting for several weeks past.
Misses Ethel and Virginia La Shier
left Wednesday for a months visit
in the eastern states. They were ac-
companied as far as La Junta by
Miss Ecton.
r. h. Tubbs, Jim Harrison, Geo.
Gross and Frank Burshears must Of
had case of brainstorm Wednesday
as they went to Rocky Ford to see
the ball game.
Sol Bergerman has decided to
keep his stock of gents clothing.
etc. IN Swink. under the joint man
agement of Miss Dora Webster and
X. V. Leftwich.
Dick Dunlap and Walter Corbin
of La .Junta, were in town Wednes-
day for a short time while on their |
way to Rocky Ford to witness what
we supposed to be ball game.
Earnest Clark. Of Pueblo, this
week purchased the restaurant hx-
lures of Gus Hansbrough and will
open up tirst-class cafe in the
building formerly occupied by Berg
erman's clothing store.
Joe Powers donned his "glad
rags" shined up his antlers and
boarded the noon train Thursday
for Pueblo. where he will get in the
Elk herd that is bound for the Qua
ker City to attend the annual stam-
pede of that order.
The Swink aggregation of ball
players went to Riverside Sunday
and crossed bats with the team of
that place. the game resulting in
victory for the home team by a
score of IA to 6. and now Swink is
looking for game with any old
team that wants to play ball.
John Gates. Will Hiren, Will Bark
leg and Fred Hansbrough, in 'bub-
BILE wagon" driven by Clare Anthem.
were in Swink long enough to lubri-
cate the machine before continuing
on their way to Rocky Ford where
they went to attend what was sure
an exhibition" of ball tossing, be-
tween La Junta and Rocky Ford.
The score was II to in favor Of the
Ford.
Mrs. Sparks, who resides a short
distance south of town. was quite
seriously injured in very unusual
manner. While engaged in milking
IN corral where some horses were
confined, one of the animals became
frightened ran into the COW. knock
ing the COW over on Mrs. Sparks,
breaking her leg in such a manner
that the bones protruded through
the flesh. and injuring her inter-
nally. Mrs. Sparks was in a very
dangerous condition for several days
but the last word received from her
bedside was to the effect that she
was improving and would ultimately
recover.
Mr.. Newall. the barber. rightly
thinks that some people are suffer-
ing with enlargement of the gall
and nerve centers. A man of this
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