La Junta tribune., 1907-10-12
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hats a, the Goodell Millinery. oypo-
site the Draper Shoe ard Clothing
Company.
Rammsge sale ard home cooking
next Tuesday ard Wednesday. cor
ne- Of Colorado avenue ard Fourth
street Auspices Of the ladies Of
the Presbyterian church That's
all.
The heating plant now being m
stalled in the Pierre block is berg
extended 20 as TO give service 10 the
store and Office rooms in the Ia
JUrta Thezter Block. Under the
new regime il will not be recesary
to keep up 3 fire in the opera house
only when there s show booked.
Sc. Wood. NJ. r. siecauIey and
Charles Deabenport left last Satur-
day for Kansas City. No.. in charge
Of trainload of cattle from the u
ranch. There were 800 head in the
bunch. Isn't it shame that edi-
tors have to travel on stock trains
these days when they want to take a
long journey.
Mrs. c. F. Althen arrived nome
last Sunday night from a months
visit with her parents in Lowell.
Mich, and other points, going cas-,
as far as New York City and Sara
toga. Mrs Althen was accompani-
ed home by her brother. Charles
McCarty. who will attend school in
La Junta this winter.
Harry Durand. of Ration. n. NJ.
was in town last Monday having been
appointed by Ration Lodge. No. ss5,
B. P. o. E.. as an official Representa-
tive to escort the remains of En-
gineer Fred kincheioe to their last
resting place in Nelson. Mo. En-
gineer r. W. Robinson. Of Ration,
officiated as escort for Division No.
25l. B. Of L. E.
A quarter section ranch can be |
secured ., an exceedingly low price |
by consulting A. NJ. Hill. La Junta. !
Ranch is FIVE miles from town, about
seventy acres under Otero ditch. I
and about forty acres Of this is
capable Of cultivation. Any on. I
wanting a farm for almost noohing
should consult Mr.. Hill at once at
22l Csfnarron avenue.
George H. Minchin. in whiting
from Topeka. Kan. TO renew his
subscription to the great family
journal. says: For these few she..-
els will you kindly change my ad-
dress on paper to General Managers
office. A. T. & S. F. r. r., and let
the great family journal shed its
light on me another spell" Sure.
Minch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Redpath. /
of Olathe. Kan, accompanied by
their son, Clyde. were the guests
last week of DR.. and Mrs. W. NJ.
Moore. They left last Saturday
morning for Denver for a brief
visit. returning by way of this city
last Tuesday night on their way
home. Mrs. Redpath is sister Of
DR.. Moore.
H. G. Todd IS evidently going INTO
the cigar business on a wholesale
scale. Yesterday Mr.. Todd installed
fine wall case and new double
barreled show case Of quarter sawed
oak, which will give him storing
capacity for IS. 0o6 cigars. This Isl
in addition to his humidor'' in the
rear Of the store. which has storing
capacity for 1900 cigars.
DR.. A. l.. Stubs, DIR. P. B. Lin
vile, Walter Sporleder and John
Littleton arrived horne last Friday
from q weeks deer hunt in the
Cedars. They not only succeeded in
laying low a deer for each one Of
the party, but also captured a live
bob cat about the size of a kitten,
which has been on exhibition at the
Pastime Billiard Parlor during the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ. Taylor. Of
Shawnee, Okla, and Miss Fay Tay-
lor. who is attending Colorado Col-
lege. were La Junta visitors several