La Junta tribune., 1908-07-04
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Trade with H. G. Todd.

turning home last night.
DR.. Linville left last Tuesday for
his old home in Eilna. Mo-. for q
brief visit with his parents.
Gem" flour. best in the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money
refunded. La Junta Milling Co.
Dunkin will have two mammoth
| fifty pound loaves of bread in the
big Fourth of July parade today.
Miss Nellie Dunkin returned home
yesterday from a three days wish
with her sister, Miss Mabel Milford.
at Las Animas.
Mrs. X. Phillips, Martha Phillips
and Miss Hannah Norton left this
week for Colorado Springs to spend
the summer.
T. r. Hoffmire was down from
Pueblo two days this week, looking
after the interests of client in
Judge Clark's court.
We have all kinds of property
near Los Angeles and Fresno. Calf,
to trade for Colorado property. &C.
F. Helm. Arkansas Valley Realty
Company.
A city lot and farm in middle west
Texas for $l40. See j. NJ. Strong,
S2l Ration avenue. or write j. c.
Nicely, III Garden street. San An
tonic, Texas.
Miss Grace Grover. of Rochester,
N. Y. was the guest of Mrs. NJ. II.
Lapham for few days this weeks
leaving Thursday morning for Cali
fornia to spend the summer.
The Blue and the Gray. or the
Days of '61" will be the big feature
Fourth Of July attraction at the
La Junta Theatre today, and the
song, Can You Keep Secret. !"
Earl Dunkin went to Las Animas
Thursday afternoon on the stub to
assist in the Milford Bakery. as the
Fourth of July orders necessitates
Mr.. Milford $ asking for more help.
NJ. A. Emerson. who is working
extra at Dunkin's bakery, had to
double up on time and work all
night Thursday and Friday nights
in order to supply the Fourth Of
July orders.
Mrs. Conrad Bluhm and daughter.
Virginia. left yesterday morning for
Tulsa. Okla. to spend July and
August, after which she will join
Mr.. Bluhm in their future work in
Spokane, Wash.
Bruce Jameyson. Elmer Albera.
Young Lantz and Scofield Cook left
last Tuesday by the overland route
for La Veta pass and will also take
in the Gunnison country for six
weeks out hunting and fishing trip.
A. NJ. Potter arrived home Thurs
day morning from Grayiing. Mich,
where he was summoned several
weeks ago on business. He was ac-
companied home by Master Kenneth
Merriam, who will make an extend
ed visit in La Junta.
Gillen's Pastime Billiard and Pool
room has the finest Fourth of July
decorations in the city. all of which
is the artistic work of Fred Gillen.
They have also recently installed
flaming arc light. making it the
best lighted storeroom in town.
Helen r. Wallis. infant daughter
of Judge and Mrs. A. B. Wallis,
died at the family home last Tues
day from meningitis. aged ten days.
The bereaved parents have the deep
sympathy of the entire community
in their great sorrow.
Hugh Mcdonald. of Hutchinson,
Kan. will arrive in La Junta this
morning to spend the Fourth of July
with his daughter, Mrs. Harold
Thompson. Mr.. Mcdonald is on his
way to Denver to attend the Demo-
cratic national convention. being one
Of the delegates from the state Of
Kansas.
n A La Juntaite moved to Las AMI
mas last Monday and the next day
moved right back again. A local
drayman moved the household ef-
fects to the depot on Monday. and
the next day moved them back and
II into the same house VACATED the day