La Junta tribune., 1908-01-11
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new HOOE IN tHeir ware HousS.
John Beyer. Of Fresno, Calf. has
accepted position in the City Meat
Market.
Harry McGee, of La Junta. has
accepted = position in the Central
Market as meat cutter.
Mrs. Annie Mann was the guest
Of her sister. Mrs.. Preston Ia Shier.
in La Junta the fore part Of the
week.
Miss Nellie O'Reurke. OF La
Junta. spent Sunday in the city, the
guest of her sister. Mrs. DR.. Far
thing.
j. V. Ye0man has been numbered
On the sick list for several days, be-
ing confined TO his home with an
attack Of the grippe.
Pay day took place at the factory
on Wednesday evening. and in con
sequence the employees are handling
all kinds Of money this week
Mrs. Jack Lee is in Pueblo visit
ing friends, and will make quite an
extended visit in the Little Pitts
burg Of the West, before returning
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ritter. Of New York.
arrived in the city on Sunday to
make Swink their home Mr.. Rit-
ter will be employed at the factory
rs An assistant to Mr.. Sinsheimer.
Mrs. Maggie Dye and two daugh-
tiers. of Chicago. arrived in the city
this week. Mrs. Dye is sister of
Al Gauger. and will remain in the
city during the illness Of her brother.
The many Swink friends OF little
Miss Elsie Hansbrough will be sorry
to learn that she has been quite i'll
nj her home in Ia Junta for several
days, but at present is somewhat
improved.
A fine pair of Buffalo wall scales
is the latest addition TO kroboth's
meat shop. Joe is gradually ac-
quiring one of the best markets in
the valley. and one which is a credit
TO the town.
Joe kroboth recently added an
other show case 10 his place of bust
ness which he is using for the dis
play of bakery goods which are
furnished him by $. Dunkin. the
baker of La Junta.
William Spencer, who for some
time past has been section foreman
of the Arkansas Valley railroad. re-
signed his position, and accompanied
by his family returned to his home
in Hutchinson, Kan, this week.
For SALE OR TRADE-Forty acres
Of good beet, alfalfa or cantaloupe
land; good water right; located be-
tween La Junta and Swink. viii
trade for city or suburban property.
Address. Trade care this office.
Tom Harper is now sole owner of
the village blacksmith shop, K. A.
Beattyretiring from the business. The
shop is still located at the old stand
where Mr.. Harper will be pleased to
see all old customers as well as new
ones.
Jim Ecton has added two new
drivers to his livery barn that are
blooded stock. and are able to cover
some ground and not take aust from
anything on the road. If you want
TO 20 some place in hurry, ask for
them when you 60 10 the barn.
Al Gauger has been confined in
the city hospital at La Junta for
several days, suffering from the eff
fects of broken leg which he re-
ceived about year ago. and which
has been giving him more or less
trouble ever since. Mr.. Gauger's
many friends hope that he will soon
be able to be out and around again.
Romeo Hill, the lengthy one from
the county seat. and the man who is
m artist at putting in brick cross
walks, is now residing in Swink. and
is busily engaged in putting in the
crossings on Main street. which. by
the way, will be decided improve
ment in the town. besides adding
greatly to the appearance of the
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