La Junta tribune., 1908-08-15
Of two games on August 10th and

G. NJ. Cameron went to Denver
last Wednesday morning for a few
days visit on legal business.
Ben Williams, chief of the Santa
Fe special service, was a La Junta
visitor on business last Wednesday.
Engines 1887 and 1885 are being
equipped for the ''ledgerwood"
whatever that is for service on
Hilton bill.
For RENT-Four room furnished
house; modern in every particular;
rent, $25. For further information
inquire at this office.
For the best thresing coal go to
the La Junta Trading Company.
They have first class coal for that
purpoee at reasonable price.
H. W. Cole is recovering nicely
from his recent operation for ap-
pendicitis and was able to leave the
hospital last Tuesday.
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Miss Nora Mcfarland left yester-
day morning for Denver where she
will be the guest of Mrs. r. E.
Chatter and other friends for two
weeks.
Mrs. R. A. Hamilton arrived in
town yesterday from her home in
East Liverpool. Ohio. and will make
an extended visit with her son, F.
E. Hamilton.
Mrs. G. w. Whitehead, accom-
panied by her son, Earl, left last
"Wednesday morning for a weeks
visit with relatives in Pueblo, Dem
YER and Central City.
Mrs. S. f. Wood, who is visiting
relatives in Bonner Springs. Kan.
had very serious operation per-
formed last Monday. and reports re-
ceived are to the effect that she is
convalescing nicely.
FIT. Lewis left Thursday morn
ing Tor Ration. where he is doing
scms 4aork in ti,esengipeerinK line
for the Maxwell Land Grant Com
pany. which is engaged in putting
in big reservoir project.
Mrs. Josephine Adkins, of Dalton.
Mo, arrived in La Junta yesterday
morning to visit relatives. Mrs.
Adkins is the mother of C. H. Ad-
kins, of the Electric Theatre, and
Mrs. Dora Wilson, of Higbee.
Application books are open for
those who desire employment in the
various stations for the coming cam
paign, both at Holly and Swink fac
tories. Address the Superinten-
dent The Holly Sugar Company.
Satisfied customers are good adj
vertisers. that is why our trade in
coal is constantly growing even dur
ing the dull season. Our coal is
carefully forked to remove all slack
and you get what you pay for.-The
La Junta Trading Company.
Walter Barnes left the first of
the week for fields green and pas
lures new in the vicinity of Twin
Falls, Idaho, Salt Lake City. and
other points west. where he expects
to find the building industry slight
ly more active than it is at present
in La Junta.
George Samples, of Rocky Ford.
shipped $50 crates of cantaloupes
the first of the week for which he
received the fancy price of $4 per
crate. Mr.. Samples is keeping up
his record for early shipments year
after year and was the first on the
market again this season with big
shipment.
Mrs. C. E. Money arrived home
last Monday night from University
Park. where she has been making
her home while attending the sum-
mer school of the Denver Universi-
ty. Mrs. Money was evidently very
Industrious during her vacation. as
she succeeded in accomplishing one
years. work ut the university in two
months time.
At the recent session of the county
commissioners Fred A. Sabin was
employed to assist as special counsel
and prosecutor in the Rocky Ford
State Bank cases which will come up