La Junta tribune., 1908-01-25

nor money has been spared to make
this seasons production a most
lavish one.
FOR SALE-New four room house;
twelve lots: cellar; cistern: city
water; $500. Inquire of X. l..
Gauger.
Mrs. c. A. Lowe arrived home last
Monday evening from Denver. where
she had been visiting relatives dur
ing the week previous.
For RENT have several fur
nisiled rooms. with steam or stove
hest. Price reasonable. Mrs. Emma
Somers. PA Santa Fe avenue.
For SALE-Five room brick cot
taxe on South Ration avenue: cheap
II taken at once: also five-acre tract
in NORTH La Junta. Inquire at this
Office.
Hrs. Jane Beeman, of Superior,
Neb., who has been the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. j. H. Gates during
the past four months, returned home
yesterday.
Marriage licenses were issued
from the county clerks Office this
week as follows: Ira NJ. Deaver and
Mary f. Piefer. both of La Junta;
Oscar l.. Bevard and Jennie l..
Dickson, both of La Junta.
Mrs. Mary Aloff, charged with the
m0rder of Robert j.. Schram. was
acquitted in Ell Paso, Texas. one day
this week, on the ground of tenn
porary insanity" Both were for
merly residents of La Junta.
S. R. Mendelson has moved into
new quarters in the Miller Hale
block, the room he formerly Occur
pied in the same building now being
utilized by the Arkansas Valley
Realty Company. with c. F. Helm in
charge.
A native of Old Mexico. name un-
known. who has been working at
the coal shute. fell under the wheels
Of ! carload of coal last Wednesday
night and had his left leg NO badly
ulangled that amputation was neces-
sRry at the knee joint.
4 IA. Jack I3eviss isft aast Tuesday
mSfflsng for Bisbee. Ariz.. where she
will Ne the guest Of her sister. Mrs.
Charles A. Lewis, during the next
six weeks. The ex village police
man will do q solo stunt in the Otero
addition while his much better half
is away.
Myer Hurley, of Argentine. Kan.
chairman of the board of adjust
ment, Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers, was La Junta visitor
last Sunday for the purpose of at
tending special meeting of Anchor
Division, No. sos, called to consider
grievances of some of the local en-
gneers.
Mrs. E. P. Stephenson left last
Wednesday morning for Denver,
where she will be the guest during
the next two weeks of her daughter,
Mrs. r. f. Chatter. and grand
daughter, Mrs. Katie May Hyde
Bullock. The peanut and popcorn
merchant will try to worry along
the best way he can during the abb
sence of his frow.
Oscar Traylor, an old-time fireman
who left La Junta in August, 1904,
was La Junta visitor several days
this week visiting numerous friends.
Mr.. Traylor has been an extensive
traveller since leaving La Junta. and
for some time was located in johann
nesburg, South Africa. He is. now
engaged in the implement business
with brother in Indiana.
George A. H. Fraser. of the firm
of Rogers, Cuthbert 4 Ellis. leading
attorneys of Denver. was a La Junta
visitor several days this week. APP
pearing for the railroad company in
the case of Charles T. Sutton VS.. the
A.. T. & S. F.. who sued for dam
ages for the loss of a mule. whose
name might have been Maud.
The jury gave the -ailroad company
a "hee haw" verdict.
The artesian well at the city pump
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