La Junta tribune., 1908-06-13
For pure milk see F. E. West.

For SALE CHEAP Gasoline engine
with humping attachment. See
Carl TAorne. at La Junta State
Bank. #
Mrs. n,ma Powell. who has been
visitin n Junta friends for sever
al weeS returned to her home in
Denver hst Wednesday.
Mfss Lottie Howe arrived home
few days ago from Lawrence. Kan.
where ske has been attending the
State University during the past
year.
Robert Phillips left Thursday
morning for Colorado Springs to
spend ttN summer with his brother.
Claire PHILLIPS. Mrs. 4. Phillips will
join theln later.
= Mn: p. 7. Richards and children
left - week for Denver to join Mr..
Rici,asyjs, who is now located there
as0seeal foreman in the D. & r.
q. ailroad shops.
F. y. Stark & Co.. have just re-
ceivedla fine line of Austrian SOU
venir china of the high school build
ing. court house and Santa Fe de-
Pot and Harvey House.
The regular meeting of the w. C.
7. U. will take place at the Chris
tian church next Tuesday afternoon
at 2:3O o'clock. All members are
urgently requested to be present.
Mrs. N. s. Larsen. accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Ruth. and
son, Master Lloyd, left Thursday
morning for Colorado Springs,
where the family has leased house
and will spend the summer.
G. w. Moore is not rejoicing much
over the arrival of girl at his
home last Sunday morning. He
wanted boy. some one who in later
yesr4yvould patronize the industry
that IS made his daddy notorious.
v. 4gafk Iiii, Of the Tribune.
Gienwood, Iowa. was La Junta
visitor last Wednesday and made the
great family journal force a fra
ternal call while waiting for train.
He was on his way home from a
trip to Santa Fe, N. Nj.
Permits to wed were issued from
the county clerk $ Office this week to
the following James w. Walters,
OF Cheraw, and Beatrice Pauline
of Des Moines. Iowa;
Henry Blake, of st. Louis, Mo-, and
Pearl A. Baker, of La Junta.
During four years of concert
work Mr.. Leon Rice. who sings Sat-
urday evening and Sunday after
noon, June Goth and 2lst, at Elks'
hall, has filled many notable en-
among them series of
recitals at the Jamestown EXPOSE
ton. In many eastern cities he has
been compared to Caruso.
Hugh Brewer writes us to change
the address of his great family
journal from Fulton, Mo-. to Craw-
fordsville. Ind. Mr.. Brewer was an
Of the TRIBUNE in 1904,
but during the past year officiated
as professor Of English in Westmin-
ster College, located at Fulton, Mo.
He is evidently making good as a |
college professor. as he has under
two offers of college
positions for next year.
The lady and the lawn mower on
exhibition in the court house park
one day this week was not under the |
supervision of the city marshal, but
was working on her own hook, CIV
ing practical demonstration Of a
avn sweeper-something new /,
under the sun. The lawn sweeper
gathers up every particle of cut and
Head grass. leaves. twigs. stones
and all litter. even dead birds. and
runs easier than a lawn mower.
L. E. Thompson. who succeeds C. !
E. Griffin as science teacher in the !
nigh school, has been in town for
,everal days. Mr.. Thompson has
been principal Of the Salida high
,chool during the past three years.
md has been star in the athletic |
world for several seasons. At one
lime he was a member of the All |