La Junta tribune., 1907-08-17


came.
Miss Mildred Sherman arrived
home last Monday from a months
visit with friends in Colorado
Springs.
T. J. Cook and family. who have
been enjoying an outing at Beulah
during the past two weeks. are en-
pected home today.
Mrs. j. H. Gates and children are
the guests of the Alta Vista in Colo
rado Springs for an extended outing
in the shadow of Pixies Peak.
VIM. Caldwell. of La Junta. a
former resident of Ration, was in
town the past week shaking hands
with old friends. Ration Reporter.
Mrs. Tilghman Howard left Thurs
day morning for Sparks. New, to
JOIN her husband, who is in the en-
ploy of the..Central Pacific as fire.
man.
Mrs. S. Ellis summers, of Pueblo,
who has been the guest of her
mother, Mrs. George A. Whitehead,
during the past week. returned
home Thursday morning.
Prof. O. J. Blakesley writes from
Painted Post. n. Y, as follows:
My Tribune, please. back to Rock
Springs, Wyo. Thank you" Don't
mention it; the deed is done.
p. G. Scott and family. of Las
Animas, were La Junta visitors last
Wednesday. stopping over for few
hours between trains while on their
way to the mountain districts for an
outing.
General Foreman Hill and Copper
smith Wizard. of the local Santa Fe
shops. have leased J. n. Lambs new
residence on Colorado avenue. now
nearly completed. and will move
therein at very early date.
Walter Dillon. who was called
home from Colorado Springs by the
death Of Earl Cunning. left last Sun
da.y for Alamosa. where he will visit
brother and incidentally try his
hand at landing speckled beauties.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Hawkins have
returned from La Junta. where they
were called by the death of Earl
Cunning, a brother of Mrs. Hawkins.
Mrs. Hawkins will probably make
another trip to La Junta the latter
part of the week Trinidad Ad-
vertiser.
Mrs. c. d. Steward, accompanied
by her two sons, leaves next We'd
nesday for Philadelphia. Pa. to join
her husband. Mr.. Steward, who was
undersherff of Otero county for
nine years, is now one of the promot-
ers of the Nailess Horseshoe Com.
pany, in which a number of former
residents of this -ection are interest
ed, and is reported to be doing quite
we'll
DR.. w. d. Purse. the well known
Rocky Ford dentist. left this week
for Minneapolis. Mimi, to consult
an eminent specialist. Dr. Purse is
to be in a serious condi-
ton. He had two operations per-
formed in Denver about year ago,
and his present condition is such that
another operation is necessary.
1t is hardly necessary to call the
of our readers to the
double page advertisement of c. F.
Anthem & Co., as it is very promi-
nent feature of this issue. This
popular store will be the bargain
house of La Junta for the next two
weeks, and careful perusal of the
will well repay our
readers. Mr.. Anthem is a broad
gauge advertiser, and we hope his
tribe will increase in La Junta.
Henry Robb, a gentleman who
can trace his genealogy back to the
natives of Africa, and who probably
believes that to belle his name would
be base calumny robbed DR.. Moore's
office last Wednesday afternoon, Sc
curing varied assortment of hair
brushes, tooth brushes and minor
incidentals. While trying to dis
pose of his wares on the street in
order to secure the price of shot
Of cocaine, for which he has a pen
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