La Junta tribune., 1908-12-19
soMs MORE LOCAL sav,ss.
Trade with H. O. Todd.
Trade At the Palace Drug Store.


Plates from 10 cents up a, Thomp-
sons.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira E. Ginse-ich
were down from Pueblo for several
days this week Waiting friends.
shampooing.m .mAnicuring and facial
massage: s0z Santa Ee avenue:
phone. East 1G0. Mrs. J. z. Fem
Call on Poor Fred" eoh West
First street. TO have your shoes
polished. You willfind him there or
son. TO wait on you.
For Rent-Two new half houses:
three rooms; pantry and bath: SIS
San Juan avenue. Inquire OF w. Du-
bree. 506 Colorado avenue.
Wait and buy your Christmas pres
ents at the Methodist ladies' taz-
aar. All kinds of dolls. fancy and
laundry bags. aprons, etc.
DIR. Sapero. the Denver eye. ear.
nose and throat specialist, will again
be in La Junta at the Sherman
House. Tuesday. December 22d.
II. A. Mclntyre.of Denver. the main
squeeze OF the La Junta Land Com
patsy. has been In town for several
days looking after his extensive in
terests hereabouts.
C. II. Mcvey. the well expert. Us
figuring with the city dads of Mama
nola to put down an artesian well
for that burg for the purpose of
furnishing the town with a water
supply.
Go to II. H. Clark for fire in.
surance. Room Z. Miiler-Hale block.
Charles Adkins, the artistic spei.
ler for the Electric Theater. has
been under the weather for several
days. but hopes to be able to be
on duty again today.
One OF the most artistic displays
of haberdashery in towh Is that
which ornaments the windows OF the
White House. 1t Is the handiwork
OF c. A. Champion. one Of the genial
dispensers Of mems furnishings at the
store.
Lola from Berlin which comes
to the La J1nta Theater December
3lst. with Corinne as the star. was
originally produced by klaw and Err
linger in the Liberty theater. New
York City, where 1t remained to cap
acity audiences four months. The
story is said to be unique. Corin-
ne was the star in "Forty-five Min
utes from Broadway upon the oc-
casion OF Its visit to this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Buck. accom-
panied by their three children. Ger
trude. Florence and Donald. and Mrs.
Bucks mother. Mrs. Rozetta Melon
aid. arrived In La Junta last Friday
Ind. to take up their permanent abid
ing place in La Junta- Mr.. Buck
was an employe OF the Tribune seven
years ago for some time, and after
much Strenuous effort we finally pre-
vailed upon him to resume his for
mer position.
Mrs. Rozetta Mcdonald, mother OF
Mrs. c. w Buck, who arrived in La
Junta last Friday. was taken TO the
Mennonite Sanitarium yesterday after
noon. Owing 10 the unusual weather
conditions, Mrs. McDctlald has been
very i'll almost every day since her
arrival, and ii is hoped that with
the care and attention given patients
at the sanitarium in her condition
she will experience the rejuyenation
in health for which Colorado is so
justly famous.
For SaIe-Brass bed. worth $50;
will sell for s35; mahogany table
that cost s2s: will sell for SIS; also
carpets. all good as new; lawn mower
and garden tools. inquire OF Mrs
Nellie Harding.
Mr.. Andrew Walsh and Mrs. Ber-
tha Hurley. both OF La Junta, were
married Thursday evening at the
Methodist parsonage, Rev. r. H.
Ayres officiating. They will make
their home in Pueblo and are fol-
lowed by the best Of wishes OF their
many friends.
c. II. Mcvey, the Milesian well ex-
pert. has been awarded the contract
to bore two artesian wells for the
town OF Swink to furnish a water
supply for that municipality and has
A.,
wells are to be thirteen inches in
diameter. and there is to be an
eighty foot tower surmounted by q
tank OF $4,000 gallons capacity. The
street mains are IN he eight inches