La Junta tribune., 1908-02-01
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Miss AloiS Gaynor came down from
Pueblo yesterday morning for
brief visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Philip Grabach. of Las Ami
mas. was the guest of her daughter.
Mrs. Orin Walker, several days this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Steen visited
Ordway last Sunday. going over by
the automobile route to spend the
day with their son. Walter S. Steen
and wife
Jack Longworth. of st. Marys. |
Ohio. who has been visiting his
brother. 7. L. Longworth. and fam
lily. for several weeks, returned home
last TUESDAY.
Mrs. N. b. Kay, who was sum
moned to La Junta on account of the
death of her sister. Mrs. J. B. Dono-
van. returned to her home in Denver
last "Wednesday morning.
Clarence Z. Milford left last We'd
nesday morning for Las Animas to
complete the preliminaries for OPEN
ing his confectionery store and bak-
cry in that thriving metropolis.
For SALE OR TRADE Forty acres
Of good beet. alfalfa or cantaloupe
land: gool water right; located be-
tween La Junta and Swink. Will
trade for city or suburban property.
Address. Trade" care this office.
The announcement Of the amount
of taxes due didn't seem to please
anybody. The county commissioners
will be requested to remit about
three-fourths of the taxes assessed.
which they will doubtless do. Sugar
City Gazette.
Joe Dewesse and family moved
from 800 Belleview avenue to 80
Colorado avenue one day this week.
&c. r. Wolf has leased the La Junta!
! Laundsx and with his family is now
occupying his residence property on
Bellevew avenue.
The La Junta Cold Storage Com
pany is now engaged in the work of
filling it's 5000 ton storage room
with CONCEALED moisture from the
mountain districts adjacent to
Ration. There will be no shortage
of ice in La Junta this year of grace.
For RENT We have few farms
of from forty to sixty acres for rent;
beet small grain and alfalfa land;
good improvements. Call at the
American Beet Sugar Company fac
tory, or S. f. Brown, farm superin-
tendent, Marvel Farm. Granada,
Colo.
Mrs c. w. Bomgardner arrived
home last Tuesday morning from
Clovis. Calf, where she was sum-
moned on account of the sudden
death of her mother. Mrs. Bonn
GARNER was accompanied home by
her father, H. NJ. Behymer, who
will spend the winter in La Junta.
+, George H. Nichols has just com
Ieted the cement foundations for
the widening of the Santa Fe bridge
across King arroyo, near the old
canning factory site. The Santa Fe
will soon have a double track across
the bridge which will greatly facili-
tate the movement of trains in and
out of the city.
! General Superintendent II. w.
Sharp and Superintendent G.. c..
Starkweather left Thursday morning
for Topeka to attend a conference of
officials called to devise ways and
means to cut down expenses. 1t is
rumored that scheme to abandon
one-half of the block houses along
the line and new time card with a
general readjustment of the train
service along economical lines are
among the projects to be brought
up for consideration.
WANTED-Three young women, to
enter the training school for nurses
about to be established at the City
Hospital. Applicants will be re-
quired to serve a term of three
years, at which time they will be en-
titled to diploma as trained nurse.
Applicants must be at least 20 years