La Junta tribune., 1909-02-06

now being disposed Of By the IL
Juats Land Co.
performance which merits your
patronage every afternoon and even
Ing at the La Junta Theater.
c. r. Helm. OF the Arkansas Val
ley Realty Company. sold the J. ".
Warner residence At 7iS San Juan
avenue. last Monday. to H. w.wag-
ner. division engineer Of the west
ern grand division Of the Santa re.i
The consideration was $500
Use Eucalyptus Hair Tonic; guar
anteed to stop the hair from falling
out: cures dandruff and all scalp dis
eases. Sold at the Marsh rooms. sos
Santa Fe avenue: shampooing. scalp
treatment and face massage spec
ialty. Dandruff removed at one treat
ment
For Rent--We have a 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. <. Browne. farm
superintendent. Marvel Farm. Grana.
da. Colorado
Gus Humber and J. II. Gillian. both
of Pue olo. arrived In La Junta this
week to accept positions as machin-
,u,. .ka ~ he.
Fe. Both were accompanied by their
wives, and are making their home in
one of the Stephenson properties on
Eas, Second street
James Trainor arrived home yes
terday morning from Fremont. Neb..
where he was summoned on account
of the death of a sister, Mrs. FL
len Carey. who died very suddenly at
the advanced age OF seventy-one
years. Mrs. Carey was the mother
of d. b. Carey. of Denver, and a
former well known lawyer of La Jun
ia.
n. N. Rice, general storekeeper. w,
F. Buck. superintendent of motis
power: H. W. Jacobs, assistant to
Mr.. Buck; J. kiely. master mechanic.
and NJ. j. Drury. mechanical superin-
tendent, arrived in La Junta from the
south last Wednesday evening, and
were engaged in inspecting local con
ditions of the Santa Fe all day Thurs
day
Judge John H. vorhees has sold his
residence in Dundee Place to Eta c. |
Williams. the deed Icing filed last
Thursday. The consideration is given
as $4,000. Judge vorhees has in
vested heavily in fruit land near
Hotchkiss. which he intends to i'm
prove. although he has no Intention
Of going to that part of the country
to live.-Pueblo Chieftain.
Jay Anderson left last Saturday
night for Maxwell, Stafford county.
Kansas. where he was summoned on
account OF the death OF his father,
X. r. Anderson Mr. Anderson had
Just returned few days previous
from Maxwell, the health OF his
father having greatly improved. but
received notice OF his rather sudden
death on Friday last. Deceased was
Sc years old.
Coroner T. B. Wilson was down
from Rocky Ford Thursday morning
for the purpose of holding an in
quiry as to the cause Of the death
OF Mrs. ]. s. Austin. who was found
dead in her terth on the eastbound
limited Thursday morning. This is
the second case the coroner has been
called upon to investigate since he
went into office a month ago. and
both originated in La Junta
McIyor Tyndal has gone from us.
He made a host of friends in La
Junta during his brief stay. accum-
ulated some ducats while here. and
all of US hope that he will come
tack after more of 'em. His most
interesting demonstration this week
was blindfold drive In which he
found the emblem Of our nation in
the exact spot determined upon by
= secretiv- committee. Each mem
Der Of the committee pleads mot
guilty"
Several important changes hare
cen made in the Wells Drug Com
pany. Charles Wells and his father.
&c. D. Wells. have disposed Of their