La Junta tribune., 1908-11-14

F, ing at Thompson's.
| Have you noticed the large assort.
ment OF china novelties at Thomp.
sons.
| Yesterday was Friday, the 18th.
No wonder Otero county went demo-
! cratic.
Mary Beth Bragg has accepted q
position with the La Junta Music
Company.
| Miss Edith Draper entertained quit
number of her young lady friends
at cards last Tuesday evening.
Miss Mary Drury leaves sunuay
for Topeka, Kan, to spend the
winter with her sister. Mrs. Geo.
II. Nelson
! Mrs. Emma Somers has moved to
3i5 Colorado avenue. Board, per
month, sl7; per week. s4.OO; meal
tickets. $3.50.
| For Sale-Sereral pieces OF well
! improved property: three, four and
five rooms good location; good terms
II desired.-C. Il. Buckley.
| C. H. Paul, of Trinidad. chief mo-
gul OF the Electrical Supply Com
pany OF this city, was in town sever
al days this week on business.
You might select a suitable holi-
day present from that portion Of
Thompson's stock that he is selling
at one.third less than regular price.
One hundred dollars buys $400
equity in new house. five lots, cis-
tern, city water. chicken house. etc;
worth your while. See F. ID. Win
ship.
w. H. McCaskill. of Manzanola,
democratic representative-elect from
Otero county. was county seat WIS.,
itor yesterday on business-official
and otherwise.
Hon. c. II. Willis, the new demo-
cratic mayor of Ncwdale, was a dis
tingunished visitor in the county seat
last Nv ednesday. telling the boys how
|.t-hsiS S,rned in his precinct.
Miss Clara Sullivan. OF Pueblo. for
merly in charge Of the ready made
department of White G. Davis. Of
that city, will take charge next Mon
day morning of the same department
in the store of the Kendall Dry Coos
Company.
The Sunshine Club will hold Ba-
zaar in Woodrwuff Hall. 13 East Fifth
street. Tuesday afternoon. November
nth, at 3 O'Clock. They will have fol
sale bags of all kinds, aprons in
great variety beautifully dressed dolls
and very pretty fancy work. Refresh
ments will be served. The object is
for charity, and the Sunshine Club
earnestly solicits your patronage.
Mrs. Ed Smith, of Trinchera, Colo,
is at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. S. Gee. taking care OF
her daughter, Bessie, who has been
seriously i'll with typhoid fever. Her
mother. Mrs. Gee, who has been
patient sufferer from asthma and
lung trouble for several years. has
been having an unusually severe
spell this fall and has been un-
able to leave her room for several
months.
IaGt
morning excavating for the new Nc
Neen block on Colorado avenue. The
Kendall Dry Goods Company's store
will be 5Ox1O0 feet, and that of the
Mayhew House Furnishing Company,
100xl40 feet with basement, all of
which will be occupied by the lat
ter firm. The plans for the new and
commodious building are not as yet
entirely complete. but the structure |
to be ready for occupancy not later
than April lst
F. p. Lukers, the genial represen-
tative of the Denver Type Foundry,
was La Junta visitor yesterday and
the office of the great family journal
gave him big order for new type
faces and other printing junk. We
are getting ready for our share of
republican prosperity. which was guar
anteed by Mr.. Taft in case he was
elected. Mr.. Taft has always made
good. and we have every confidence
that he Is going to make good this
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Broyles ar
rived home Thursday morning from
a four weeks visit with relatives and
friends in FAYETTEVILLE. Ark. and