La Junta tribune., 1907-08-24
oTERo COUNTY. COLORADO SATURDAY, a. 1907
Trade with II. G. Todd.
Ask for Dunkin's bread.

Trade with II. q. Todd.
Ask for Dunkin's bread.
For International Stock Food see
Crozier.
The public schools of La Junta
will open on Monday. September 9th.
G. S. Thompson. undertaken and
embalmer. Day phone. black 1852; !
night phone. red 3s5.
Gem" -four. best in the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money
refunded. La Junta Milling Co.
Jewelry repairing done quickly
and satisfactorily at Coltman's
Pharmacy.
Mrs. F. A. Griffin leaves tomor-
row for lamar to spend the Prowers
county fair season with her parents.
Mrs. Charles Farley and Mrs. F. |
B. Mason will spend next week in
Lamar with relatives and incident
ally take in the sights Of the midway
at the Prowers county fair.
Mr.. E. d, Davis and Miss Ethel
Coleman. both of this city. were
married last Monday morning. Judge
H. H. Clark officiating at the i'm
pressive ceremony which bound two
souls as one for a journey down
life's dusky pathway.
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Mrs. c. w. Holmes. who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. II.
Downer. returned to her home in
Burke. Idaho. last Monday. Mrs.
Downer accompanied her as far as
Colorado Springs. and during the
past week has been taking treatment
there for rheumatism.
/ A warranty deed filed in the Office
~ the county clerk last Wednesday
fcites ftrsnseer'Of IS 81 acres Of
land near the new town Of Shelton
from the Shelton Realty Company
1 to Kornelius Richert. Of Marion.
Kan. The consideration was $7.114
5000 per acre. Pretty good price
for comparatively dry farm.
i Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Hess ar
rived home yesterday morning from
an extensive tour of the east during
which they visited various points in
Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin.
They have been absent since June
8th. and report very enjoyable
trip.
The marriage license industry has
been booming at the county clerks
office this week. Additional licenses
were issued during the latter part
of the week as follows: Ed Baxter
and Agnes Biersh. both of Las
Animas; George Schlotthauer and
Katherine Sagel, both of Sugar City;
Benjamin G. Nelson and Beulah
Anderson. both Of Pueblo; Antonio
Marez and Sara Martinez. both Of
Higbee.
Mrs. H. w. Sharp. wife of the
new superintendent Of the western
grand division Of the Santa Fe. left
last Sunday. accompanied ~ her two
daughters for an extended visit in
various parts Of the east. One Of
the daughters will continue her
studies in an art school in New
York City. Mrs. Sharp expects to
return to La Junta about the middle
Of September.
4 A map Of C. A. Bickel's sub-divis-
ion Of lot S. block 6, in Home Place.
was filed in the county clerks Office
last Wednesday. The new sub
division is the second two and one
half acre tract south Of Tenth street,
between Smithland and Rice avenues,
and on the east road leading to the
reservoir. Mr.. Bickel already has
several new houses in course Of erec-
ton on the tract.
The La Junta baseball agRrega-
ton will play with Las Animas in
the latter place tomorrow. The Las