La Junta tribune., 1909-09-18

/ day for br1-f ytsR with relatives
1 in Pueblo.
For sale.-one good 1900 pound
work horse: cheap. Inquire a, :ol
CimArron avenue.
Earl Whitehead arrived home last
( Tuesday from a three days risit with
relatives In Pueblo
+ For reut.-A good clean restaur-
ant; furniture on easy terms. In
quire OF Mrs. Carroll. Hotel Pierce.
( REQ.
/ For Rent-Fiye room brick house.
good barn and cisteru; $40 per month
. 10 good tenant Inquire 8 East Fifth
street.
Mrs. r. A. Brown aud children
have returned home from an extend.
ern Slope.
Roy Finney leaves Sunday night
for Boston. Mass. to resume his
studies in the medical department OF
Harvard College.
Elmer Sanford and Mrs. Bailey, OF
Greencastle. Mo, brother and sister
Of Mrs j. J. kinsel. are visiting at
the home OF the latter in this city.
Il. W. Patterson left last Sunday
for Chicago to attend the annual con
yention OF the American Bankers AS
ISOLATION now In session in that city
Leonard spicer left last Saturday
morning for Boulder. where he will
enter the State University upon his
second year as an electrical engineer
REQ.
A. l. Sanford and family, of We
leetka, Okla, are visiting at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. kinsei.
Mr. Sanford is brother of Mrs.
kinsel.
c. W Konkel was down from La
mar Wednesday greeting old friends
Mr.. konkel is delivering the goods
in the moving picture line at Lamar
and doing well
Colonel r D. Bartlett has com
pleted his work of organizing a com
pany OF the Colorado National Guard
In this city. and left las, Monday for
his home In Denver.
John T. Updike writes to change
the address OF his great family jour
nal from Forder. Colo. TO Hester,
Colo. in which latter place he is now
located engaged in the sheep indus
try.
Hastings coal Is the popular coal
for furnaces. II Is used by the city
pumping plant, local Ice plant and
the electric light plant. There is a
reason Better let us have your or.
der-Ed Daimler.
Mrs. c. r. Bowker has Just nego-
tiated a sale Of property in the Hol-
brook district for 5. ". Nelson. The
sale was made to Oklahoma parties
. and the consideration was $500
4 Rocky Ford Tribune
REQ.
! Mr and Mrs. Lewis Bradley. of
the Bradley Tea and Coffee Co. left
Thursday last for the Divide and will
be absent short time investigating
Improvements on their yalua le ranch
property In that section Rocky Ford
Gazette.
/ Mrs. W. Z. Sreyer drove over to
La Junta on Melon day with her two
daughters. Frances and Jewel. who
will attend the high school this win.
ter They remained In Rocky Ford
long enough 10 see the pile OF mel
ons and the hungry throns that de-
youred them.-Ord~ay Era.
THE Alaskan an entirely new
has been recently booked for the La
Junta theater tonight. VIM. y. Cul.
len. who now offers this Totem Pole
comedy. promises us the entire and
complete ORGANIZATION ldeniitied Win
the pieces five months Chicago en-.
gagcment.
{. +. Helm, OF the Arkansas Val.
ley Realty Company. sold forty acres
four miles west Of La Junta. belong.
ing to Geo. d. Pond. to ]. W. Brad.
field. OF Rea. Mo. Mr. Bradfield has
gone back to Missouri to close up
his affairs there. but viii return with
his family early In November and
make his home here.
REQ.
Prof. q. c. Shieis. who taught Span
ish In the Rocky Ford schools for
several years. WAS greeting old friends
here Thuradnv Mr Shiaiu has 40.