La Junta tribune., 1907-12-07
SOME NOR. LOCAL irEms.
Ask for Dunkin's bread.
Trade with H. G. Todd.

For insurance see S. r. Mendelson
in the Miller-Hale Block.
For RENT-Stock and beet ranch
of 400 acres in East Holbrook. In
quire of R. c. Inge.
/ Mrs. Orton l.. Kinsel is assisting
in the store of the Mayhem House
Furnishing Company.
ARTEsAN WATER Phone Junta
358 for pure artesian water pumped
from well direct to wagon tank.
Mrs. F. E. Hamilton leaves
toaight on No. s for Topeka.
Kan.. for ten days'visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Rrffus Marshall.
Banker Mayfield. of Granada. was
Z La Junta visitor yesterday. He
says the only trouble with the bank
at Granada is surplus of cash.
O.G. Reed. an operator in the
employ of the Santa Fe, left last
night for Chicago. to which place he
has been transferred for service.
The Ladies of st. Andrews Guild
will give sale. oyster supper and
ldsnce on the evening of December
18th, to which a cordial invitation is
extended to all.
Now is the time to subscribe for
the great family journal. All new
subscribers who pay $l.50 in advance
will be credited until January l,
1909, receiving the paper for the re-
mainder of the present year abso-
lutely free.
H. "A. Mcintyre. of Denver, chief
mogul Of the La Junta Land Com
pany, has been in town for several
days conferring with the county
commissioners and the Santa Fe
relative to establishing county
road east of La Junta.
The Fortnightly Club met at the
home Of Miss Clara Hill on Cimar-
Erpn Avenue lsat sktrday afternoon
and oroyed to be I very enjoyable
occasion for the members. The club
will meet at the home of Mrs. j. F.
Kearns next Saturday afternoon.
Charles A. Cooper. of La Junta.
and Miss Rosa Lee McKennis, also
of this city, were married last We'd
nesday at A o'clock. at the home of
C. c. Powers, three miles west of La
Junta, Rev. A. l.. Ferguson, of the
Christian church officiating at the
ceremony.
James II. Hillyard. of Rocky Ford,
proprietor of the Ell Captain hotel,
purchased the Physicians Building.
corner of Stout and Fifteenth
streets, Denver, a few days ago.
The consideration was $135. 900. 1t
is occupied entirely by physicians,
and the income is about $4,000 per
year.
The county commissioners have
been in regular monthly session most
of the week, with Commissioners
Fisher and Harsin in attendance.
Most of the session has been taken
up with routine end-of-the-year
business. The commissioners went
to Rocky Ford yesterday to view a
new road prospect.
Mrs. J. F. Reinhart, daughter
of Mrs. Elizabeth Bradish, Mrs.
Thomas Bradish, daughter-in-law.
and Frank McClain. grandson. ar
rived in La Junta last Sunday morn
ing from their homes in Kansas
City, Kans., having been summoned
on account of the serious illness and
subsequent death of Mrs. Bradish.
D. S. Brunk bought eighty acres
in East Holbrook the first of the
week from M. E. Bradish. The con-
sideration was s8,4OO. The deal
was consummated by C. F. Helm.
Mr.. Helm also effected the transfer OF
eighty acres in Holbrook for Andy
Nicholes, S. S. Statler and M. d.
Miller, of Muscatine, Iowa, being
the purchasers. The consideration
in this instance was also So. 400.
Ohe of the chief fun furnishers on
the American stage is Mr.. George
Van, q comedian whose versatility
andr real sense of good humor has
made him pronounced favorite.
Mr.. Van has for many years been
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