La Junta tribune., 1908-02-08
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Trade with H. G. Todd.
Ak for Dunkin's bread.


Ak for Dunkin's bread.
Rugby Nut Coal at crozier's.
Abraham Lincoln" at the Pres
byterian church tomorrow night.
c. NJ. Robins. Of Rocky Ford. was
dong business in the county seat
yesterday.
For SALE Five full blooded black
Langshan cockerels: cheap il taken
soon. Phone Black 2sOl.
Mrs. Grant White. of Colorado
Springs. has been the guest this
week of Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Kendall.
The Idlers' Club visited Swink
last Wednesday afternoon where
they were the guests of Mrs. S. w.
Sinsheimer.
The Rocky Ford sugar factory
closed down for the season last Sum
day at noon, after a continuous
grinding campaign Of l55 days.
TIE Newdale Sunday school is in
PRODUCING a reward system. which
it is expected will materially increase
the attendance and interest of the
school.
Mrs. Stella Van Oster. Of Garden
City. Kan. has been the guest for
several days Of her old-time friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Stephenson.
E. V. Sabin writes US from Bates
vile, Ark, to change the address of
his great family journal to that
place. where he expects to be locat-
ed during the coming summer.
Seven landseekers from South
Bend. Ind. were viewing the land
scape DER in this vicinity Thursday
and Friday. and during their stay
were guests Of the Sherman House.
Mrs. C. F. Althen arrived home
last Tuesday night from Lowell.
Mich. where she was called few
weeks ago on account of the illness
and subsequent death of her mother,
Mrs. Charles McCarty.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. j. Durbin. who
arrived from Knoxville. H.. last
Tuesday morning to attend the fu-
neral Of their son-in-law. Arthur w.
Jackson. returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Grace jackson, accompanying
them.
C. B. Mcvey and F. S. McVey ar
rived home last Tuesday from a
months visit at their old home in
Bradford. Pa. They also visited
Pittsburg, Pa. and Wheeling. Va,
and report times very dull in the
effete east.
Lawrence Dougherty arrived
home last Wednesday from San Ber-
nardino. Calf. where he has been
holding down a clerical position with
the Santa Fe for some time past.
Lawrence has resumed his old posi-
tion with the Santa Fe at this point
as bonus clerk.
NJ. c. Drury received a telegram
last Wednesday morning from his
son-in-law. Geo. H. Nelson. of To-
peka. Kan, announcing the arrival
of nine-pound boy at the home of
the latter that day. Grandpa Drury
appears to be as jubilant over the
young mans arrival as the proud
parents are.
Lantz & Myers expect to have
work commenced next week on the
construction of their new livery
barn on the corner Of Ration avenue
and Second street. The rear Of the
building will be put up first. and in
this way the firm win be enabled to
continue business while the work of
construction is in progress.
G. S. Thompson. H. M. Fosdick
and o. j. Baxter, the committee ap-
pointed by Judge Essex to make the
regular annual examination of the
books of the county treasurer. have
not as yet completed their labors.
and adjourned yesterday at noon
until next Monday morning. Mr..
Fosdick left for his home in Fowler
on the noon train. and Mr.. Baxter
for his home in Rocky Ford.
Dell Bartholomew. of Pueblo. who
left La Junta in March. 1897. visit
ed his old-time haunts last Wednes-