La Junta tribune., 1909-08-07

Ars. G. A. Whitehead Ieft last
Tuesday morning TOR Pueblo TO visit
relatives for = few days.
Mrs J. W Handy left Thursday
for Glen Park to resume her outing.
after a few days visit a. home.
/ Ma. George r. Aosher Ia in Colo
RADIO Springs. enjoying q months out
ing With her daughter. Miss Abbie
Nosher.
I Mrs. G. W. White lef, last Tues
day morning for her old home In
Fayetteville. No. for a months rix-
1t with her parents.
Sam c. Davis sold the residence
property OF w ". Oskinson in the
otsro addition the first OF the week
TO Michael c. Ryan.
Mrs. Clarence II. Brown. accom-
panied by her daughter. Dorothy.
leave to morrow for a months out.
ing al Colorado Springs.
r. A. Mendenhall. Of Springer. y.
NJ. arrived in La Junta last Sunday
morning. and is surveying local eondi-
lions over with view to locating.
Mrs John A. Martin left a. noon
Thursday for Denver 10 meet Con
gresham John A Martin on his re-
turn from washington--Pue Io star
Journal
George Mcneil. OF the Kendall Dry
Goods Company. is off for a vacation.
but Is sun pesiicatins around la
Jania, not being able to decide where
10 20 TO reeuperate.
Miss Anna Barnes. of the Kendall
Dry Goods Company. left last We'd
nesday for Pueblo. and after a trief
visit there VIII go To Oklahoma to
enjoy four weeks vacation with
relatives
Wm. NJ. Bullock will arrive from
Denver tomorrow morning to join
his wife. Mrs. Katie May Bullock. v no
has been the guest OF her grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. E p. Stephen
son. during the past six weeks.
J. l. Palmer. OF Saguache, Colo.
vas La Junta visitor last Tues
day. and enjoyed a brief visit be-
tween trains with his sister. Mrs.
Geo r. Morley. Mr.. Palmer vas on
his Ssy TO Kansas City. on a bust
ness trip
Engineer John Li;tleton arrived
home las Wednesday from the Belen
cutoff. whore he has teen running
for month or more He Was sum
moned home on account Of the ser
Gus illness OF his father. who is
not expected TO live.
cantaloupe shipments we're ,naugu-
rated during the past week from var.
cus points In the arkansas Valley.
but all OF the consignments consist.
I'd OF Just a few crates Carload
shipments will no, be on much be-
fore the latter part OF next week.
NJ Finity leaves this morning for
Pueblo, where he will Join the Off.
eial G. A r train. over the Denver
4 Rio Grande for Salt Lake. to at
tend the national encampmeut o. old
soldiers. He will deviaie on the
return trip and come home over the
Union Pacific by way of Cheyenne
and Denver
Mrs. Mark e. Crosby writes from
Macon. Miss. to change the address
of IN. Tribune for four months TO
Pent~atsr. Mich Mrs. Crosby WAS
formerly well known In La Junta as
Miss Lulu Sears. Her husband Is
superintendent Of the NoXubee Farm
ing Company incorporated with
headquarters at Macon. Miss
Charles II. Stevenson. q Santa re
passenger conductor on the north end
who's. popularity is proverbtai. has
resumed hts run afte% a layosf to eel.
ebrate the arrival OF an heir Mrs.
Stevenson and the baby, who have
been nj the home OF her mother In
Ration. have returned to the family
home here and Charley Is expected
TO resume his normal condition again
as a consequenee.-l.as Vegas Optic.
George Draper. one o. the leading
merchants OF Alton. Iowa. has teen
. La Jun,a visitor for several days.
the Eucs; Of his brother. A. c. Drap-
er. Mr.. Draper journeyed from his
Iova home over the northern route TO
The Seattle Exposition. and there met
bis brother and took In the sights OF
the northwest They made the jour.
ney to Ia JuntA together. Mr. Drap-
81 returned to his home in Iowa on
wednnndAv