La Junta tribune., 1908-01-04

more lucrative position. Mr.. BEL
cher is succeeded by Harry Giegoldt.
DR.. Nj. A. Smith. osteopath, of
Champaign, H.. arrived in La Junta
a few DAYS ago and has decided to
locate permanently. Notice his
professional card in another column
! of thisissue.
H. E. Mendenhall, of Cheyenne,
Wyo., a prominent stockman of that
section, whose battle axe brand"
is we'll known, was a La Junta visitor
last Monday and attended the cow
hoy ball in the evening.
! T. Richardson has just received
his new stock of 1908 wall paper
from Chicago. 1t includes the lat
est nd most up-to-date patterns.
\ Gail at shop on Second street. be-
tween Ration and Cimarron avenues.
4, Mis Mary Musson. of Garden
| City, Kan. has accepted a position
rs stenographer in the Office of
Trainmaster Woodward. Miss Mus
son formerly held q similar position
lin the Office Of Agent King at Garden
City.
/ J. n. Payne. of Pueblo. chief dis
Ipatcher of the Colorado division of
the Santa Fe. who has been confined
lin the local railroad hospital during
the past month on account of rehu-
matism, returned home last Wednes-
day morning.
The members of the Brotherhood
Of Trainmen Of this city met last
Monday evening and elected officers
for the ensuing year as follows:
Master. G. Van Zandt: vice master,
G.. Mcdonald; financier. Harry
Cheeseman; secretary, o. r. Cissne.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Noble. of
Douglas, Ariz.. arrived in La Junta
Thursday morning from Denver. for
q few days visit with Fred w. Noble
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Noble
were married in Denver on Christ
mas eve and are on their way to their
home in Arizona.
4 San Donald. the draan artist.
eo,S Hktle excited during the Elks'
I parade "Wednesday. and put the
snare drum on the bum by knocking
hole in the head of the instru-
ment, which necessitated a trip to
Rocky Ford to secure another for
the big dance in the evening.
Miss Alice Hanen. formerly of the
county treasurers office. was over
from Olney last Monday visiting
friends. Miss Hanen is now teach
ing in the public schools of Olney.
and has five grades with one scholar
in each grade. OIney teachers have
hopes, however, that the town will
grow.
An old fashioned revival is in pro-
gress at the Methodist church. The
pastor is sounding anew the old
fundamentals and men and women
are being convicted of sin, and the
church stirs from her legarthy to
more active endeavor. One telling
feature of the meetings thus far is
the cottage prayer meetings held in
the afternoon in different parts OF
town.
| A. C. Adds, of Superior, Wis, ar
rived in La Junta last Tuesday MORN
ing for a brief visit in former
haunts with oId-time friends. Mr..
Adds was formerly in the employ
of the Santa Fe as engineer. but
during the past five years has been
running an engine on the Great
Northern. During that time he has
always made it a custom to spend
his winters abroad. or in some..clime
where the thermometer does not
have a habit of hanging around the
deepest depths available. He will
probably summer" this winter in
Colorado.
Mr.. G. S. Woodward and Miss
Lenora Booton, both of La Junta.
were married in Kansas City. Mo-.
J on the 23d instant. Mr.. Woodward
is the popular trainmaster of the
Arkansas River division, and Miss
Booton has been employed in Santa
Fe circles in this city as a stenog-
rapher for year or more, and is a
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