La Junta tribune., 1909-09-25

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visitor last Monday on business
For Rent-One furnished room, on
ground floor. i2l Cimarron avenue.
wanted-A girl for general house
work. Call on Mrs. G. A. Kilgore,
Tenth street.
For Sale.-One good l.200 pound
work horse; cheap. Inquire at 20i
C!marron avenue.
For rent-A good clean restaur-
ant; furniture on easy terms. In
quire Of Mrs. Carroll. Hotel Pierce.
For Rent--Five room brick house;
good barn and cistern: $40 per month
to good tenant, Inquire East Fifth
street
Sack OF candy to all children under
twelve years of age at the La Junta
Theatcr matinee this afternoon at
3:45 o'clock.
Henry Gully. OF Ciaflin. Kan.
president OF the State Bank OF that
. PEn'fs p" 40 li La JuI4Ad tHlS week
the guest OF S. Dunkin and family.
Bin iireen went to Lamar the
first of the week TO see Taft at the
| Pueblo State Fair He learned too
late that he got aboard the wrong
train.
I Mrs. Il. F. Stubbs. accompanied by
her son, Jimmie" arrived home las,
Wednesday morning from Denver,
where they have been visiting reia.
tlves and friends since June
Mrs. DIR. Hinkley. Mrs. William Nil.
Ter and son, Dewey. and Mrs. Rich
ardson and daughter. OF Stansbury
Mo, have been the guests of Mrs. S
c. Foxworthy during the past week.
Father Dilly was among the not
ables who rode In the Taft automo.
bile parade in Pueblo last Wednesday
He was the only one from La Junta
who had that distinction thrust upon
him.
Hastings coal is the popular coal
for furnaces. IL 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.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Clark's daugh-
ters are all at home on visit. They
are Mrs. Anna Bon Durant OF Los
Angeles; Mrs. Susie Raymond. OF Pu-
eblo, and Mrs Mamie Woodruff. OF
La nta.-Garden City Herald.
DR. and Mrs. +. W. Ragsdale left
yesterday afternoon on No. 10 for
Harrisonville. Mo. to visit their old
home. Mrs. Ragsdale and son will
remain about two months, but DR..
Ragsdale expects to return home In
about two weeks.
Dick Dye was In Pueblo wednes-
day to see Taft. and left that city
the morning following for Seattle
where he has secured a good posi-
ton AS the representative for the
state OF Washington OF the Ridge
way Ironing Board.
Permits to wed were issued from
the county clerks office during the
past week as follows: V. c. Noper.
Goodhope. Ill. and Ruby Mae Moore.
OF La Junta. Edward McDade and
Elizabeth Short. both OF La Junta.
J. {. Mellon and Esther May Edgar.
both Of Rocky Ford.
The Sabbath Schools OF the city
for October LIST. The state associa-
ton Is directing the canvass and plan
TO visit every home In the state In
side OF m hour and ascertain how
many attend sabbath school and tn.
preference OF those who do not.
i For Sale-Or trade. for La Junta
city property. one improved five-acre
tract In North La Junia. with five
room house and nice orchard. good
water rght. also one three-acre tract
with four room house. new. both OF
these properties very cheap. See
Chas. +. Helm. manager Arkansas
Valley Realty Company.
one day this week the La Junta
. Automobile and Machine Company re-
c.i,cd bran new auto from the
manufacturers. It Is four cylin
der. twenty-six horse power Hudson
roadster. made by the Chalmers DE
: troii people. and Is one OF the FIRST
.. OF this type Of ears placed on the
, market. The car Is provided viii
: three seats and cost. ti.i5o.
I. Y Hyaff and family .rrtx..