La Junta tribune., 1909-02-27
Trade with H. G. Todd.
Ask for Dunkin's bread.

rriuay. ~ MARSH, sVo oanta re.
For Rent-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Inquire at 2l6
Cimarron avenue.
For sale-Several young sows for
breeding purposes. Address Box
291. La Junta, Colo.
Miss Emma NJ Peterson, dress
maker. Central block. has moved to
321 Cimarron avenue.
Shampooing. .manicuring and facial
massage; S02 Santa Fe avenue:
phone. East 100. Mrs. ]. E. Fem.
Miss Anita Wood, who has been
visiting relatives for several months
in various states in the East, return
ed home last Tuesday
Marsh rooming house. sos Santa Fe
avenue; also furnished rooms for
rent. Phone Junta 356.
For sale--several pieces Of we'll
improved property: three. four and
live rooms good location: good terms
II dssired.-C. R. Buckley.
G. a. Kilgore left on the noon
train last Wednesday for brief
visit In the capital city on business.
He returned home Thursday night.
Mira C. L. Milford came up from
Las Animas last Wednesday morn
ing to enjoy brief visit with her
sister, Mrs. C. II. Watson, and her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Dunkin.
Grace Barrett, who was the hero
Inc Of recent sensational episode
in this city, was examined in the
county court last Saturday as to her
sanity, resulting in her being com
mItted to the Woodcroft Sanitar-
ium In Pueblo
Frank w. Gale. who is travelling
for the Cleveland Neckwear Company
of Denver. was La Junta visitor
last Tuesday, interviewing local mer-
chants, Mr. Gale was formerly in
the employ. OF the Draper Shoe and
Clothing Company.
Robert D. Graham. of Denver. de-
livered a very interesting lecture on
the Hidden Mysteries of Free Ma
sonry." at the Masonic Temple last
Tuesday for the edification and
thoughtful consideration of the mem
bers of that order.
Earl NJ. Cranston. of Denver, and
William b. Goblin. of Rocky Ford.
were among the distinguished visit
ors in La Junta last Saturday. They
were on their way to Timpas to in
vestigate an irrigation project in
which they are interested.
For Rent-We have few farms Of
from forty to sixty acres for rent;
beet, small grain and alfalfa land;
good improvements. Call at the
American Beet Sugar Company fac
tory, Lamar, or S. E. Browne, farm
Superintendent. Marvel Farm. Grana
da, Colorado.
Israel Voorhees,, aged 80, resi-
dent Of Pueblo since 1889, died Sat
urday night at his home in Pueblo
He was born In Mason, o., October
81, 1929. He is survived by widow
and two children, Judge John H.
voorhees, and Miss Della A. Voorhees,,
both Of Pueblo.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r.. Watson, Of
Larned, Kan, arrived In La Junta
last Wednesday morning, and enjoy
ed brief visit between trains with
Mrs. Watson's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Dunkin. Mr.. Watson recently sold
his farm near Larned and was on
his way to Alamoosa. Colo. where he
will locate permanently and engage
in business.
Joe Carl. Of Colorado Springs. was
LA Junta visitor last Wednesday.
Mr.. Carl has just returned from a
visit to brother in Shreveport, La.
whom he had not seen in nineteen
years. He says everything Is boom
ing down In that section Of Louis
lana. the great ado being over the
development OF a new oil field Just
opened up. There is one we'll that
Yields 10000 gallons every twenty
four hours-a record that beats any
thing yet established at either La
mar Or Boulder.
T. "A. Birkedal. for the past year
or more proprietor Of the Elite Res
taurant, expects to leave about April
1st for his old home in Grimstad.
Norway. from which he has been
absent for nearly four years. and