La Junta tribune., 1907-05-04

- move ~ n0o0q004eeSD YYU0
Pueblo TO La Junta about the last Of
this month.
FoR RENr-Three vacant rooms
on bath room floor. Inquire sl4
Santa Fe avenue.
The Santa Fe payroll in La Junta
last payday exceeded the $S5. 900
mark. which is going some for this
burg.
In Stein-Rloch clothes the, reeol-
lection Of quality remains long after
the price is forHotten.-Harry ].
Maxwell.
Engineer George Mackie has been
of this week nursing an attack Of
the prevailing complaint. rheu-
mStism.
Visit Williams-Smith-Rice Com
pany's store. Wednesday. May 9th.
for everything good in the home
cooking line. BY the Baptist ladies.
E. A. Mcdaniel. Of San Francisco.
an old-time newspaper man. arrived
in La Junta . few days ago for m
extended visit with his brother. E.
W. Mcdaniel.
The receipts Of cash fees in the
county clerks Office for the month
Of May aggregated the sum total Of
$906.8O. The. once has averaged
nearly 81. 900 = month this year.
Marriage licenses were issued
from the county clerks Office this
week to Frank E. Hayes and Aman-
da Crowley. both of Rocky Ford:
Gottlieb keck and Anna Bitter. both
of Swink.
A fine baby girl arrived at the
home of J. w. Luttrell in the Fair
mount country last Wednesday
Mr.. Luttrell is q recent
arrival from Illinois and now owner
of the J. w. Longacre farm.
Miss Persus Hall. who has been
spending the winter with the family
Of w. E. Andrews, left this morning
for Colorado Springs and Denver.
by Mrs. Andrews. After |
a few days visit there Miss Hall
leaves for her home in Gowrie, Iowa.
H. N. Hill. who used to be in the
employ of Wells Fargo as messen-
ger between this city and Albuquer-
que, and who has been spending
most of the winter at his old home |
in Independence. Kan. was a La
Junta visitor several days this week.
For the information of those vino
have missed the big piles Of storage
coal in the Santa Fe yards we will
state that the coal pile is now locat-
ed east of the stockyards. and it is
so large that it looks like small
black mountain from the top of the
viaduct.
r. c. Graves. of Kansas City. No.,
owner Of = large bunch of the Ohio
addition. arrived in La Junta last
Wednesday morning. and will re-
main until June lst in an effort to
dispose Of his holdings at bargain
prices. Notice his advertisement
in another column of this issue.
General Superintendent r. J.
Parker arrived home last Monday |
from Topeka where he had been for
ten days previous arranging for =
satisfactory adjustment Of the griev-
ances Of the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Firemen. which were up for
consideration.
G. w. Combs writesfro FOwiert
that telegram from Omaha. Neb..
the death in that city on
April 18th. Of his sister. Mrs. N. L.
Shafer. Many Of the readers Of the |
TRIBUNE will remember DR.. Shafer.
who 'practiced medicine in La Junta |
several years ago.
Four troops Of the Ninth Cavalry.
U. S. A.. passed through La Junta
last Thursday on their way from
Fort Leavenworth to San Francisco.
With the exception Of the officers all
were colored men. many Of the lat
ter being accompanied by their
wives. The bunch sails from Frisco
next Monday for the Philippines for
two years service.
Real estate values in the Park ad-
dition to La JuntA have been on the