La Junta tribune., 1909-09-04
All kinds Of school supplies At the
noatoffice hookatQre.


The La Jun,a Trading Company IL
selling a nice lump coal for $3.50 per
ton.
For Sale.-One good 1900 pound
work horse: cheap. Inquire at 20l
Cimarron avenue.
II you want the best In school sup
plies inspect the stock at Fishers
postoffice bookstore.
Mrs. ". II. Sims. OF Denver. is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. Booker. Mrs
Sims is sister OF Mr. Booker.
For rent-A good clean restaur-
ant, furniture on easy terms. In
auire OF Mrs. Carroll. Hotel Pierce.
I H. l.. Lebrecht, Of Kansas City.
Mo, is the guest OF c. b. Baldridge.
and daughter, Miss Jessie Baldridge.
Lost-Gold trimmed spectacles; near
North La Junta store. Finder please
leave at store OF Doty & Everhardt.
I II you are not satisfied with the
coal you have been getting. try the
La Junta Trading Company the next
time.
Ed Jobe, OF Trinidad. has been vis-
iting his mother, Mrs. Frank Nixon.
and old.time friends in La Junta
during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Marshall ex-
pect to leave about the middle OF the
present month for Illinois 10 spend
the winter with relatives.
II you are not using or preparing TO
use Ludlow furnace coal. you are not
getting the best. The La Junta
Trading Company sells it.
Miss Louise Amy, of Chicago. for
mer teacher in our public schools,
has been the guest OF Mrs K. f. An
derson and Miss Blanche Mosher dur.
ing the past week.
Miss Wanda Gehman. one OF the
popular teachers Of the North La
Junta schools. arrived in this city
home in Golden. Colo.
Miss Irene Bradish is down from
Denver visiting La Junta relatives and
friends. Miss Bradish holds a posi-
ton as stenographer In the office OF
Secretary OF State Pearce.
Miss Cora Sewers. the efficient
clerk in the ladies' department at
the Draper, left last Wednesday morn
ing for a TWO weeks vacation with
relatives in ordway. her home town.
Prof. II. ID. McClintock arrived in Ia
Junta few days ago from his home
in Houston. Ill. MIR. McClintoek VIII
officiate as principal OF the Column
blan building during the coming
school year.
James T. Cooter bought the c. r.
podds 100 acre farm. three miles
southwest of La Junta. one day this
week The transfer was effected by
c. +. Helm. OF the Arkansas Valley
Realty Company.
Mr. and Mrs. oran Walker left last
Thursday afternoon for Mr. Walkers y
old home In Centralia. Mo, where
they will spend u month recuperating
on fried chicken and other delicacics
for which Missouri is famous.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Lewis.
who have been the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs Jack Deyine. during the past
two weeks. left yesterday for Kansas
City. Mo. to attend the big fair that
is to be on there In few days.
Victor Hlvely. OF the La Junta
Hardware Company. is taking a
months lay-off and left Thursday
morning TO visit the Seattle Expo
si,ion and take in the sights OF the
wonderland OF the Pacific Northwest
Ira worman, OF the Palace Drug
Store. arrived home last Tuesday
night from Camp La Junta. the great
est fishing resort on the Gunnison
river He Is full OF fish and fish
stories. and says that the fishing "a
still fine. We are from Missouri.
AIRS. Lie Cross. colored lady.
who 'Rps To o,cio county about six
weeks ago from Oklahoma. died at
trc hcnnoaitc ssa:is. .ufi last Wed.
n'.day fra.n consumption The fun
,rai tooa place i,fic.a. afternoon
from the y ". l. church ia this city.
J. +. Cook. who Will soon estaS.
lish an up.to-date laundry In La Juuta
arrived from his HON. In Topeka the
flrs, Of the week. accompan nicd by his
family. who are now at home at 32i
Smithinnd avenue Mr. Cook has not