La Junta tribune., 1908-08-08

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the proverbial buffalo chip in SEC
tions Immediately adjacent.
Mrs. Fred A. Sabin, who has been
the guest Of Mrs. H. n. Lance. Of
Rocky Ford for two weeks. return
ed home last Tuesday evening.
Joe Carl came down from Colora-
do Springs Tuesday, night and went
out to the Holbrook country to look
after his interests in that section.
Willis Andrews leaves next week
to visit his old home in Gowrie,
Iowa, and expects to remain until
the hay fever season is over At
least. He has heen having q serious
siege of late with his old time foe.
S. Moyemont returned to La Jun
tn Thursday morning after brief
visit to his old home in Ell Paso. Ill.
MIR. Moyemont attended the national
convention Of photographers recent
Iy held at Detroit. Mich. during
his absence.
Rev. S. c. Davis. and son. ReRi-
nald. returned from Cascade Canon
last Tuesday. They have been in
attendance on the Baptist Summer
Assembly which is held annually at
Cascade Canon. The registration at
the assembly reached a little over
$50. and was in every way q great
success.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. /. Ball, Of Fair
field. Iowa. were La Junta visitors
several days this week. the guests
CT Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. McMurray.
Mr.. Ball is a cousin of Mr.. McMur-
ray. They leftiyesterday for Colo
RADIO Springs and Denver for q few
days sightseeing before returning |
home.
Clarence Boomer writes to send
his great family journal to New
Fort Lyon. where he is at present
employed at his trade of carpenter
ing. He says there are many more |
great improvements underway at |
Fort Lyon and lots of work already |
in sight. with another big contract
to be let August 18th.
S. E. Wood. accompanied by his
children, Albert and Ona, returned
home last Wednesday morning from
Kansas City and Bonner Springs,
Kan. Mr.. Wood was summoned
east two weeks ago on account of
the serious illness Of his wife. who is
now very much improved and still
visiting relatives at Bonner
Springs.
Frank Doster. Of Topeka. Kan. |
ex-chief justice of that state and q |
power in political circles in populis- |
tic days. was La Junta visitor on
legal business the first Of the week.
His coming and his going hardly
caused ripple across the dead seal
waves Of populism hereabouts. but
it would have been different some
years ago-so different.
c. w. Wonderly. accompanied by
Mrs. Wonderly and daughter, Mar
guerite. left last Tuesday morning |
for Colorado Springs to enjoy an ex-
tended outing. Mr.. Wonderly re-
turning home the following day
after leaving his family pleasantly
situated. and says he feels wonder
fully rejuvenated from his one days
outing in the shadow Of Pixies Peak.
Mrs. J. G. Howard. accompanied
by her son, Guilford. arrived in La
Junta last Tuesday evening. and has
announced her intention of abiding
henceforth and forever more. Dur
ing the past year Mrs. Howard has
lived in Wellington, Kan, st. JOS
eph. Mo-. and of late in Pueblo. but
has decided that there is no place
like home except in La Junta.
Mr.. Roy Bushong and Miss Neber-
gall were married at the home of
the brides parents in Cuba.
Ill. July 18th and arrived last FRI
day morning in La Junta to abide |
permanently. The bride formerly
resided in La Junta. being a sister
OF D. E. Nebergall. who was en-
gagged in business in this city for
some time as proprietor Of the
Palace Market. and Mr.. Bushong is