La Junta tribune., 1907-08-31
SOME MoRt LOCAL ITEMS.
raGe with H. G.. Todd.

FOR SALE Jersey mich COW;
three Years old. Enquire this office.
One dollar. This price is an in
suit TO the quality Monarch shirts at
Maxwell's.
Watch and clock repairing is
promptly executed at Coltman's S
Pharmacy.
Only Sl.5O to So buys you a Cluett
shirt surpassed by no make-at
Harry Maxwell's.
l.. f. Whistler arrived home
Thursday from three months visit
in Southern California.
Miss Jennie Ross leaves next
Tuesday for Lima, Ohio. to make an
extended visit with relatives.
Dave Houghton, of Point of
Rocks, Kan, was in town several
days this week visiting friends.
About 100 tickets were sold in La
Junta Last Sunday on account of the
two-days' excursion to Denver.
Miss Cora Gwynn. of Pueblo. was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. l.. d.
Campbell, several days this week.
Miss Alice Hanen. of the county
treasurer's Office. visited Saturday
and Sunday with her parents in
Olney.
Mis- Ada Savage returned home
Thursday from Huntley. Mont.
where she has been spending the
summer with relatives.
Ed King has been in Lamar this
week doing the moving picture
stunt for the edification of visitors
at the Prowers County Fair.
John Potter. who has been visiting
relatives in Detroit. Mich, during
the past two months, is expected
home the first of next week.
R. A. Steen left Wednesday morn
inc with Dave Houghton for the lat
ter's big ranch near Point of Rocks,
Kan, for few weeks outing.
For SALE-Tent house l2xl6. II
ounce; about 1900 feet of lumber;
well built. screened. rain and wind
proof. Cheap for cash. Inquire
this Office.
| Mrs. Mae Kirby accompanied by
her son. Roy Kirby, left Thursday
morning by the overland route for
Hutch. Colo. where they will spend
the winter holding down claim.
II is authoritatively reported that
the La Junta colony. which has been
focsted at Colorado Springs all sun :
mer. will bust up camping out today
and return home in a body tonight.
Y. lnaba. a native of Japan aged
eighteen years. and an employe of
the Santa Fe roundhouse. died at
the railroad hospital last Saturday
He was buried in Riverview
cemetery.
The latest news from c. F. Ken
dali, received yesterday, is to the
effect that he is slowly improving
and gaining strength daily. He is
receiving the best of care in a
hospital in San Diego. but it will
probably be several weeks before he
is able to return home.
Rev. w. G.. Barron is off on a
vacation this week and will not re-
turn home until after the Methodist
conference Rev. Barron has re-
ceived most urgent call from his
congregation to return to this charge
and has been offered an increase in
salary to $3.50 per annum.
F. A. Brown returned home yes
terday from Gunnison, Colo, where
his family is still located and will be
for week yet. Mr.. Brown took a
trip around the circle in South
western Colorado. visiting Durango,
Ouray, Telluride and other points,
and had most enjoyable outing.
Mrs. Macy H. Lapham, who has
been the guest of her parents. DR..
and Mrs. B. F. Hasklns, during the
past two months, left Thursday
morning for Anderson. Calf, to
join her husband. Mr.. Lapham is
located for the summer in the Sacra-
mento Valley with the United States
geological survey.