La Junta tribune., 1907-11-09
Swink.


Pueblo Tuesday morning. returning
in the evening.
Glenn Lee. son of Johnnie Lee. is
confined to his home with an attack
of typhoid fever.
F. o. Keys and w. f. McCarty
Of La Junta. were Swink visitors
Wednesday afternoon.
E. A. Russell. of the Kintner-Pot.
ter Mercantile Company. was Las
Animas visitor Sunday.
Mrs. Tarbox. who has been on the
sick list, has recovered from her i'll
ness and is now able to be up.
{. S. Maxey. of La Junta. stopped
in Swink Wednesday between trains
while on his way home from Pueblo.
The many friends Of Charlie
Kountz will be sorry to learn that he
is confined to his home with an at
tack Of typhoid fever.
Mrs. Parr Milford and little son.
Eugene. who have been in town for
several days on q visit to Mr.. Mil
ford, returned to their home in
Colorado Springs Thursday.
Sam Grimsley was in Swink We'd
nesday evening for 4 short time.
while on his way to Sugar City to
visit his brother who was shot Hal
lowe'en evening in that city.
Mitchell and Rose have signed
articles to meet in ten-round glove
contest in this city on the oath of
this month. This bout was to have
taken place on the 3lst. but owing
to Mitchell receiving 4 sprained
hand. Scott VAS substituted.
c. S. Lane who was seriously in
jured week ago at the factory. by
falling from the knife station to the
pulp pit. returned home from the
City Hospital at La Junta Tuesday
and is getting along fine. although
it will he some time before he will
be able to return to work.
Charlie Clark and II. V. Boutwell,
have made arrangements to give q
dance every two weeks in the hall.
The dances will be held on Friday
evening and everybody il invited.
Good music and good order will be
maintained. and all those who attend
are promised a pleasant evening.
Mrs. d. C. Deringer. accompanied
by her children. left Monday for
Denver. where she went to have
Clinton, the Oldest boy, operated on
for appendicitis. Word received
from the young man Tuesday was
to the effect that he stood the opera
ton fine, and was getting along un-
usually well.
Harper 4 Beatty are making sew
eral improvements in their black
smith shop. The building is being
extended sixteen feet and widened
six feet, and sheet iron roof is also
being added. When the work is
completed the young men will be in
better shape to handle their increas-
ing business.
Kim Yoke, who has been in Ex-
celsior Springs. No., for some time
past taking the baths for rheuma-
tism. is in Swink once more. and
ssays he feels fine physically. but it
was evident from his conversation
that his pocketbook feels a trife
weak. as he said that Excelsior
Springs was a fine place. but AK
pansas like .'
Robert Herriott. Jr.. employed in
the laboratory at the factory. had
the misfortune last Monday evening
of receiving the contents of a bottle
of acid in his eye while at work.
which will lay him up for several
days. The eye is very badly burn
ed. but it is not thought that the
young man win lose his sight, al
though the injury is very painful.
The moving picture show which
has been pleasing the residents of
La Junta for the past two weeks.
and which is permanent place of
amusement in that city. will come to
Swink each Sunday, starting tomor-
row. The picture outfit is under
the management of c. w. Wonder
~. which is sufficient guarantee that
the show will be all that is adver-