La Junta tribune., 1908-10-03
SOME MORE LOCAL ,reMs.

Ask for Dankin's bread.
Trade with H. g. Todd.
Wanted.Embroider work. In
quire al w. B. wiswalrs dry goods
store
C. S. Thompson. undertaken and
embalmer. Day phone. black 1859;
night phone. red 3S5.
Patronize home industry by using
home made artificial ice. Phone.
81. red.-I.a Junte Ice Company.
For Rent-Eight room house on
Colorado avenue. between Third and
Fourth streets. Inquire Of c. r.
Euckcy.
J. p Hall. OF Denver. general pas
senger agent OF the Santa Te, WAS
La Junta visitor On business last
Wednesday.
First class table board. Sl7 per
month: $500 per week; meal tickets
$4.5O.-Mrs. Emma Somers. 42i San
Ia Fe avenue.
Earl Garvin has permanently locat-
ed In Las Animas. where he has a
fine position with the Las Animas
Sugar Factory.-Lamar Register.
For Rent-The Pierce Cafe; fur
nished; furniture for sale on easy
terms. Apply to H. s. Shull. gro
Ger. or Mrs. Carroll. Pierce rooms.
Patronize home industry by insur-
ing In the Merchants Fire Insur-
ance Company. of Denver. Colo. F.
O. Keyes. agent. Phone. Junta l0l-
Mrs. C. A. Little. of Lethbridge.
Canada. who has bee making q
brief visit with La Junta relatives.
returned home the first Of the
week
Mrs. " Albera. accompanied by her
daughter. Miss Adeline. leave Sun
day morning for Kansas City. Mo-.
to make an extended visit with rela-
tives.
Misses Daisy and May Miller. of
Garden City. Kan. who have been
visiting relatives in this city during
the past three weeks. returned home
last Monday night.
wanted-Four two-horse teams and
ten three-horse teams, with drivers;
work at Fort Garland. Colo. Tele-
phone black 1883. or address l. l..
Gillum. La Junta, Colo.
Sheriff Potter went to Denver last
Thursday morning. having in charge
two daughters OF Charles Ridgeway.
Of Swink, who were recently SEN
fenced to the state Industrial school.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Kendall are
expected to arrive home tonight from
their extended visit in California
They have been: away from the famk-
Iy roof tree for nearly eight months.
John Mattingly. formerly an en-
ploye of the local Santa Fe shops.
but who now holds position as ma
chinist in the wire mill at Pueb-
10, was a La Junta visitor the first
OF the week.
The La Junta Boosters have cards
out announcing q dance for Thurs
day evening. October 18th. 1t will
be an all-night affair and you can
dance your head off for the small
sum Of one plunk.
Just as We go to press we learn of
the death of Mrs. Orrie Cissne. nee
Virgie Mcdonald, at the family home.
yesterday. after brief illness. The
funeral will take place from the
Catholic church Sunday afternoon.
C. II. Mcvey, the Milesian artesian
well expert, commenced work yester-
day morning on hole in the ground
at the plant OF the La Junta Elec-
tric Company. He says he Is go
ing down until he strikes water
probably 500 or 100 feet.
Rev. Clay T. Runyon. for the past
six months pastor Of the Christian
church Of this city. left last Mon
day for Sheridan Lake. Colo, to join
his family who have been visiting
relatives there during the past two
months. Rev. Runyon contemplates
making lecture and revival tour
through Oklahoma in the near fu-
ture
T. c. Henry. Of Denver. the well
known irrigation promoter. was La
Junta visitor last Wednesday. being
summoned here to testify as an
expert in the Rocky Ford hank case.
On the witness stand he made the
declaration that the W. e. Fenton
irrigation project in the Holbrook
country. upon which the state bank