La Junta tribune., 1908-05-30
amusement like unto the odor tina
smanates from new mown hay-in
stead Of otherwise.

SCe8O Oh OtherW1Se.
Warren Maxwell, of Rocky Ford.
son of H. |. Maxwell. will succeed
o. y. Larson in the local store.
FOR SALE Three wooden horses:
nine feet high; suitable for painter
or carpenter; cheap. Inquire at this
office.
Notice the splendid program for
Memorial Day. Sunday June 7th, at
w. O. w. Hall in the afternoon. All
WOodmen expected to be present.
F. NJ, Stark & Co.. have just re-
ceived . fine line Of Austrian SOU
venir china of the high school build
ing. court house and Santa Fe de-
pot and Harvey House.
Sunday June 7th, has been set
aside for remembering the departed
Woodmen Of the World. Keep your
obligation by being present at the
hall In the afternoon at p. m.
O. J. Rzer. of Denver. represent
ing the Smith Premier Typewriter
Company. was a La Junta visitor
last Monday interviewing local ma
nipulators of his machine and pros
pective manipulators.
J.L. Stubs, of Denver, ,superinten-
dent in Colorado for the Wells Fargo
Express Company, was La Junta
visitor this week. and made the trip
over the Arkansas Valley Railroad
with his brother-in-law, DIR. F. Fin
ney.
James T. Ingle. charged with the
murder of John Niehaus, waived a
preliminary examination before
Judge Clark Thursday and in de-
fault Of 5000 bond, was committed
to the county Jail to await the action
OF the district court.
WxNikD-A number Of good IN.
dustrious people to file on govern
ment land under new irrigation.
project which is now being con-
structed in eastern Colorado. You
will have to hurry as it will soon all
be gone. Write to Bell & White
for particulars. Lamar. Colorado.
A. G. Watson. of Pueblo. secretary
of the Colorado State FAIR. was
among those who made the journey
over the Arkansas Valley Railroad
Thursday and for the night and a
few brief morning hours was the
guest Of La Junta. Mr.. Watson says
the state fair this year will eclipse
all previous events in this line and
will be absolutely the best ever.
The regular meeting Of the Tenn
perance Union will be held on Tues
day afternoon, June I'd at 2:3O
o'clock at the home of Mrs. D. w.
Rich, corner of Ninth street and
Smithland Avenue. Plans are to be
made for entertaining the Thirteenth
District Convention which is to be
held in La Junta the third week in
June. Come to this meeting and
fall in line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mattingly, Of Cald-
well, Kan, have been in the city
this week the guests Of Mrs. George
Spane. Mr.. Mattingly has been
working at Caldwell for some time
but was recently laid off when re-
duction in the shop force took place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mattingly will leave
Monday for Pueblo where Mr.. Mat
tingly has accepted his old time po-
sition in the wire mill at that place.
John Turner, Of Danville, ILL.,.
formerly chief clerk to the master
mechanic at this point. arrived in
La Junta last Tuesday night accom-
panied by his wife, from Cedaredge.
Colo. where they have been visiting
R. Smith and family. Mr.. Turner
left the same evening for his home
in Danville, but Mrs. Turner stopped
over for q few days visit with Mr..
and Mrs. George Mackie.
Joe Prinster's meat market was
burglarized Thursday night for the
second time within month. As in
the first instance an entrance was
effected through the rear door and
the cash register was relieved Of be-
tween - and IS in change. The
burglar overlooked bet in not