La Junta tribune., 1908-09-05
break into big league company next

Livery ana transfer, barr q rose,
! phone Junta 90.
When in need of artesian water
from the best well phone 1894 red.
Pure mountain ice. La Junta
Cold Storage Company. phone East 6.
Jim Rumsby has been laid up for
a week or ten days with an attack Of
pleurisy.
A. G. Draper left last Monday
night for Chicago on business trip
of a week or ten days.
Mrs. L. u. Day left Thursday
morning for a few days visit with
friends in Victor. Colo.
Now is the time to subscribe. The
great family journal from now until
January 1909. only 35 cents.
First class table board. SIT per
month: S400 per week: meal tickets
$4.5O.-- Mrs, Emma Somers. 42l
Santa Fe avenue.
Patronize home industry by lnsur-
ing in The Mercantile Fire Insurance
Company, os Denver. Colo. F. o.
Keyes. agent. Phone. Junta l04
H. NJ. Fosdick. of Fowler. was
county seat visitor last Tuesday.
having business before the board of
county commissioners. which was in
session as a board Of equalization.
Billy Garfield, whose official posi-
tion is Inspector of artesian wells
for the Santa Fe. left Thursday
morning for Topeka, kans,, where
he was Summoned on company busi-
ness.
Bring your children to the Sher-
man House, where DIR. X. e. Sapero.
the weil-known eye. ear. nose and
throat specialist will examine their
eyes and yours free, Tuesday and
lweddstay. September 9Th and 9Th.
Have you amply provided for your
family in the event Of death? II not
better see F. 0. Keyes. local agent
for the New York Life Insurance
Company and secure definite con-
tract at a definite cost.
Thomas C. Coltman left Wednes-
day for Palmer Lake for a few days
visit, and on his return will be
accompanied by Mrs. Coltman and
son, Herbert, who has been recuper-
ating at that summer resort from
his recent illness.
Division Superintendent Stark
weather. of La Junta, is moving to
Dodge City. and will occupy the
Mrs. Adams place at the north end
of Second avenue. Mr.. Stark
weather is in charge of the division
between here and La Junta. but
prefers to make his home in Dodge
City.-Republican.
The now famous play. Texas"
which comes to the La Junta
Theatre. Tuesday evening, Septem-
ber Sth. is mounted splendidly. The
costumes, accessories. and cowboy
accoutrements are all genuine, hav-
been bought at Buckhead Ranch. the
spot where the play is located. The
cast of Texas" is unusually strong.
Marriage licenses were issued the
first Of the week to the following:
Garfield w. Skow. of Topeka. Kan,
and Harriet d. Vandergrift, of
Newark. Ohio; John c Swartz and
Anna M. Fisher. both of La Jnnta;
John P. Graham, of La Junta. and
Maud Connor, of Albuquerque;
Ezra A. Nelson and Louise A.
Mandsley. both of La Junta.
Charles Latimer, who has been
working in a -four mill at Great
Bend, Kan. for nearly year re-
turned to La Junta the first of
the week and will abide with us once
more. Charlie says that Kansas has
more corn and wheat this year than
the whole population of the state
can handle. He prefers the simple
life of Colorado to the strenuous
existence of the sunfiower state.
Mr.. Clarence Brashear and Miss
Alice C. Scott. both Of Rocky Ford.
were married in this city last Wed
nesday afternoon. the officiating
clergyman being Judge H. H. Clark.
who bound two hearts that will