La Junta tribune., 1907-04-27

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housework; no washing. Enquire
- Coltman's Pharmacy.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. l.. Lagerquist
were visitors in Pueblo Thursday
and Friday of this week.
The Round Dozen Club met at the
home of Mrs. r. Phillips on Belle
view avenue Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Loring and Mrs. Wes-
~ Vandiver were up from Las Ami
mas last Wednesday visiting friends.
w. A. Watt has been officiating as
day man at the Santa Fe reading
room during the illness of G. w.
McCauley. and F. M. Likes has been
doing the night stunt.
N S. Larsen sold his park lot to
W. E. McCarty this week. the con-
3detation being $3.50. 1t is located
On Park avenue. fronting east. be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
c. B. Forbes. who recently
resigned rs district manager for
the Singer Sewing Machine Com
pany, went 10 work last Wednesday
for the Santa Fe. dispensing tickets
Of leave at the depot.
Calvin w. Crozier returned to his
home in Greeley on the noon train
last Tuesday, after few days visit
with the home folks. Mr.. Crozier is
employed as bookkeeper Of the
Mode! Mills of that city.
Miss Ida Thiets returned home
last Monday from Pueblo. where
she had been for a week previous
visiting friends and attending the
sessions Eof the convention of the
Ladies of the Maccabees.
-. C. Talliaferro bought two resi-
dence lots on the east side of San
Juan avenue, between Eighth and
Ninth street. OPT osite the new high
school building. from ]. l.. Brown
this week. The consideration was
$525.
c. d. Steward is assisting John
Johnson in the work of putting in
t6twater mains IN the new park.
and during the past week has been
formanizing over gang Of men en-
gagged in digging the necessary
trenches.
w. S. Matlock notifies the great
family journal to change the address
of his paper to 419 South Grand
street. Los Angeles. Calf, where
he will probably locate permanently
if the climate agrees with Mrs. Mat
locks health.
We are in receipt of a souvenir
postal from DR.. A. l.. Stubbs. who
is now in Chicago taking a post
graduate course. 1t shows "A lively
corner, State and Madison Streets"
and the people appear to be gong
some, also the street cars.
Charles Latimer. who has been
working for. Uncle Sam on the gov
eminent reclamation project at
Deerfield, Kan. returned to La
Junta a few days ago. He will go
to work for the La Junta Brick and
Tile Company next Monday.
]. B. Pearce is building four
room modern cottage in the rear of
his. Colorado avenue property and
fronting on Sixth street. 1t will
involve an expenditure of about
81 800. and the excavating work was
commenced last Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Turley left
last Wednesday morning by way OF
Trinidad for Elk City. Okla. where
they will visit a brother of Mr.. Tur-
ley. Later they will go to Hot
Springs. Ark, where Mr.. Turley
will take course Of treatment for
sciatic rhe umatism.
Mrs. Elizabeth Howard wishes tc
sell her furniture which consists of
four dressers, four comodes. -four
iron bedsteads. two dining tables
kitchen cabinet. book case. tables
chairs. chiffonier. also four heating
stoves and two cook stoves; all are
in good condition. Over Howe's
grocery store.
j. F. Hartman has retired from
the ranching business in North Ii