La Junta tribune., 1908-06-20
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ing superintendent. III IN neeO
| phone East l53.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Mayhew. of
Denver. were La Junta visitors sew
eral days this week.
Patronize home industry by usirg
home made artificial ice. Phone
| 522 red. La Junta Ice Company.
James Kirwan. son of P. w. Kir-
wan. is i'll in Denver. where he is at
present located. with pneumonia.
J. L. Rose. Of Waterloo. Iowa.
supreme protector Of the Highland
Mobiles. is touring Colorado and wiil
be in In Junta Monday. June 18th.
1 The brick work on the new Won
deriy-Matlock block on West
First street is now underway and
will probably be completed early
next week.
| l.. D. Kennison. of Fowler. was in
town several days this week extoll-
ing the virtues Of the goods deliv-
cred by the Fowler Pure Spring
Water Company.
Mrs. NJ. A. Smith arrived in La
Junta yesterday from Champaign,
H.. to join her husband. DIR. nj. A.
Smith. the well known osteopath at
the Sherman House.
Mrs. c. f. Jones. of Riverside,
Calf, arrived in La Junta last week
for an extended visit with her son.
F. II. Jones, local manager Of the
Santa Fe relay office.
X. W. English. of Denver, head
push of the. r. w. English Lumber
Company. was in town Wednesday
and Thursday of this week looking
after his interests in this city.
| Last Sundays issue of the Pueblo
Star-Jonrnal was adorned Eith an
excellent likeness Of MisssiAnl Lse,
Of this city. who has been the guest
of Miss Ruth Clucas in Pueblo.
The city council will be in special
session tonight to open bids and
award the contract for building the
culvert on the north side Of East
First street near the new subway.
Miss Alice Hanen. of Olney. was a
La Junta visitor last Saturday be-
tween trains while on her way home
from Lamar. where she had been at
tending the Teachers Normal In
stitute in session there last week.
| Miss Lottie Howe arrived home
last Wednesday afternoon from
Lawrence. Kan.. where she has been
attending the State University dur
ing the past year. Miss Howe has
been visiting her brother, j. Fred
Howe. at Kansas City, Kan, since
the close of the school term.
Tom Wilson has been appointed
state license inspector to succeed
Frank Hays. Tom was corker in
the newspaper business and made
things hum when chief pencil push
er on the Rocky Ford Watermelon
AS license inspector he will no doubt
prove an efficient uncorker. Bent
County Democrat.
c. H. McVay. the Santa Fe's we'll
drilling expert, was in Lamar few
days this week looking after drilling
operations at the company's Lamar
wells. which are being deepened to
tap the flow discovered at the well
of the Lamar Gas and Oil Company.
The work of deepening the wells is
progressing very rapidly Lamar
Sparks.
Mrs. Carrie E. Money left last
Tuesday morning for Trinidad to
attend the annual convention Of the
County Superintendents of Schools
which was in session in that city
three days Of this week. Mrs.
Money read very interesting paper
before the convention. Mrs. Money
will be located in Denver most Of
the summer attending the summer
school Of the Denver University.
Miss Jean Caesar, with the Rice
Caesar Concert Company. stuoied
niann with Vim Shor,vr<,<3 |ta r.,lr,
brated pianist. She possesses
medal won at the Chicago Worlds
Fair in competition with the world,
for her excellent playing. Miss