La Junta tribune., 1908-06-06
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phone Junta 81.
! BORN To Mr.. and Mrs. W. j..
Bauman. May 18th. son.
| For RENT Six room house; North
La Junta. Phone black ZOOS.
FoR Rent Three rooms for light
housekeeping Inquire 40a Belle
view avenue.
Mayhew House Furnishing Co..
undertakers and embaimers. Phone.
Fast ~: night phone. Junta ~
Don't forget the Baldwin organ
concer, at the Presbyterian church
/ Wednesday evening. June 10th. A
| treat Of a lifetime.
Harry Nichols went to church in
the Hoibrook country last Sunday
and returned home with a hundred
pounds Of catfish.
FOR RENT One seven room
house: with bath: close in: also one
| six room house in North La Junta.
Inquire of the Otero County Abb
strsct Company.
r. W. Patterson left on No. 4 last
Sunday morning for the east. and on
the 18th of the present month will
sail from New York for Europe. He
expects to be absent about six
months.
Mrs. Sarah Dean. of Weafherford.
| Texas, arrived in La Junta = few
days ago for an extended visit with
her brother. Peyton S. Jones. and
other relatives. Mrs. Dean and
Mr.. Jones have been visiting their
sister. Mrs. J. T. Wood. in HiHbee
this week.
Ralph Mendelson. who has been
studying medicine in the North
western University at Evanston.
Ill.. during the past year. will not
return home to spend the summer
vacation. but will remain in Chica-
go. where he has secured employ
ment in wholesale house.
The Eighth District Normal In
stitute is in session in Lamar this
week and will continue in session
until the 18th instant. The instrnc-
tors are Mrs. Ida Kruse McFarlane.
county superintendent Of Gllpin
county. Miss Elizabeth McMechen,
of Denver. and Charles E. Griffin. OF
La Junta
Rev. Conrad Bluhm is the s6sst
resident to purchase a Portland
ticket on the excursion plan e6ec-
tive last Monday. He will be alb
sent some three weeks on pleasure
and business and by dip in the
deep compare the virtues OF the
Pacafic with the waters of the
Arkansas
Last Friday. May 18th. two Young
people from Lamar slipped in at the
Methodist parsonage and asked for
the ceremony that would send them
hou,e with two hearts beating as
one. Their wish was granted and
Cecil J. Mclean and Myrtle F, Ca
hill were united in marriage By Rev.
r. H. Ayers
Pawnee county, Kansas. will need
about three thousand extra men to
assis, in the wheat harvest 1t will
commence between the 18th and 10th
of June. owing to weather condi-
tions. Wages will be about 81 80 a
day and board for single men. and
81 to 81. 80 for man and team. For
further information address Moffet
Bros. National Bank, Larned. Kan.
One hundred and fifty strong the
EIks of No. 80. Pueblo. viii! go to
Fort Collins next Wednesday to at
tend the annual state convention
which meets in that city June llth
and 18th. They will make siren
uous effort 10 have the 1893 conven-
tion held in Pueblo. The Elks will
take along the Elk band. for which
handsome new uniforms have just
been received.
Frank v. Kirk. Of Boulder. Colo.
who has been in town for several
days looking the field over with :
view to compiling complete and
exhaustive directory of the seven
towns Of Otero county. returned
home yesterday morning. having