La Junta tribune., 1908-08-29
what llte acknowledgement will not

Livery and transfer: Barr & hose;
phone Junta s2.
Pure mountain ice.-La Junta
Cold Storage Company. phone East 6.
Mi0 Lyle Davis has returned after
. delightful trip to Los Angeles and
other California points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Drury are
the proud parents Of \ fine eleven
pound boy, born August l7th.
Miss Nina Cotterill. of Denver,
who has been visiting Miss Lyle
Davis, left for her home Thursday.
| A marriage license was issued last
"Wednesday to Tex Mullennix and
Addie s. Adams. both of Rocky
Ford.
Mrs. c. H. Adkins. accompanied
by her mother. Mrs. Lottie Rice,
left LAST Sunday night for Chicago
for angextended visit.
Mrs; Q. z. Dodds. who has been
visiting La Junta friends for several
weeks left Thursday morning for
her home in Douglas. Ariz.
Mrs. E. J. Nudge and daughter.
Of Dodge City. Kan. arrived in La
JuntA Thursday morning for an
EXTENDED visit with friends.
| Conductor and Mrs. A. p. Gatchel
finally left this city for Santa Fe last
night, where they will reside during
Mr.. Gatchell's employment on the
Santa Fe branch. Las Vegas Optic.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fiscus
returned home last Sunday morning
from Spencer. Ind, where they have
been visiting the old folks at home
and other relatives during the past
five weeks.
Bring your children to the Sher-
man House, where DR.. X. C. Sapero.
the Hell-known eye. ear. nose and
thro4 specialist will examine their
leyeszand yours frse, Tuesday and
4 WedNday. September 9Th and 9th.
Walter Dillon, unaccompanied by
his hay fever. arrived home Thurs
day morning from Excelsior Springs.
| Mo-, and visit to his old-time
stamping grounds in Stansbury and
Brookfield, Mo. He had a great
trip and is looking fine. and must
have gained at least three ounces in
weight.
K. A. Steen. of the La Junta State
Bank. celebrated his twenty-fifth
anniversary as a resident Of La
Junta on August 25th. La Junta at
at that time was not a very desirable
place Of residence, and he made
a solemn promise to his wife that
their stay in this burg would be
very limited. He is still here, how
ever, and glad of it.
The trial of the Rocky Ford bank
ers, which was set for September
7th, has been postponed by agree
ment Of the attorneys, until Septem-
ber 18th. The latter date was set
50 that the trial would not interfere
with the attendance at the various
political conventions. all of which
take place during the first two
weeks in September.
The TRIBUNE has just issued a
sixty-four page Book of Views of
La Junta." printed in the highest
style of the art, and containing all
of the prominent business blocks
and fine residences erected of late
years. with many street scenes and
bird s eye views. 1t will be on sale
early next week at ]. w. Fishers
postoffice bookstore.
G.. NJ. cameron traded his proper
ty on the corner of Ration avenue
and Ninth street. consisting Of a
fine residence and three lots. and
worth 5000. for Ed. Marshall's
North La Junta property, consisting
of ten acres and a fine residence and
worth S. 900. The deal was effected
by C. F. Helm. Of the Arkansas VAL
lev Realty Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Kilgore re-
turned home last Monday morning
from Los Angeles and Long Beach.
Cal. Mrs. Kilgore spent most Of
the summer IN Los Angeles with her
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