La Junta tribune., 1909-02-27
SOME MORE LOCAL ITEMS.

For saie-oii stove: good as new;
only $500. Inquire at this office.
For sale-Relinquishme under
swink reservoir. Inquire at this
office.
For Rent Front room; down
stairs; modern house: gentleman
only. Inquire at this office.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Madigan left
the first Of the week for Kansas
City. Mo-. for brief visit with rela.
tves.
For Sale--White Leghorn cockerels
and White Plymouth Rock cockerels
and chickens. Address BOX 2sl. La
Junta.
A marriage license was issued the
first OF the week TO A. F. Dobbins.
of La Junta. and Mildred ThorsgoOd.
OF Rocky Ford.
c. w. Bomgardncr left Thursday
morning for Denver to attend the
convention OF hardware men now In
session In that city.
which were in evidence all over the
room as decorations. there were
numerous collisions on the floor. but
without the usual disastrous results
to which railroad men are more or
less accustomed.
w. +. Roop. "of Denver" was reg
ty,a~.a a, tho gh.rmau Hnuse last
Wednesday. MIR. Roop is putting ON
airs of late. He lives at Waisen-
burg, or AT least that's the place
he RENTS from when he renews his
subscription TO the great family jour
nal
Plans providing for extensions IN
the Albuquerque shops which will add
almost 80 per cent. TO their capac.
ity, have been adopted by the San-
Ia Fee as part OF its annual budget
No announcement has been made us
to when the work on the extension
will be started.
Mrs. T.. c. Bush. of Hopkinsville.
Ky, who has been the guest of ner
sister. Mrs. c. X. Hubbell. during the
past two months, left last Monday
night for Cabool. Mo. where she was
summoned ON account OF the serious
Illness OF her husbands mother, who
In not expected to live.
The directors OF the La Junta
Industrial Association overlooked a
bet last Wednesday and failed to
hold their regular weekly dinner at
the Sherman Cafe. They made good
however. on the day following, and
started several things for the good
and welfare OF La Junta.
The eighteenth annual ball OF
Spanish peakes Lodge. No. BIS.
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemcn,
took place at Elias hall last Monday
night II was one of the pleasant
est social affairs of the season. and
the attendance was so large that
dancing was somewhat difficult. In
spite OF the numerous safety signals
J. " Key, superintendent OF the
Belen cutoff, was found dead in his
bed at St. Joseph's hospital in Albu-
Querque last Tuesday morning short
ly after ) O'Clock by his nurse. Ply
sicians announce the cause OF death
as heart failure. Mr.. Key has been
In the service OF the Santa F'e since
1892, with the exception Of two years
spent in Old Mexico.
Emanuel Mendelson will open a
clothing store at Clovis, n. NJ, on
March LIST. and his distinguished pa
ternal ancestor is in receipt of an
urgent invitation TO honor the great
event with his presence. Clovis Is
said to be one OF the coming towas
OF New Mexico. They say that TWEEN
ty-hve foot business lots have sold
for as high as $4,000.
Mrs. Syivestus Anstine. daughter
OF A. r. Yeiser, of Smith Canyon,
died at her home in Holmes. near
Trinidad. last Monday. after a brief
Illness. Deceased was forty years
OF age. Mr.. and Mrs. Anstine were
formerly residents of La Junta. The
remains were brought to La Junta
for interment, funeral services.
conducted by Rev. S. C. Davis.
taking place at Thompson's under
taking parlors last Wednesday morn
ing.
Noah Nunemaker. son OF J. NJ.
Nunemaker. died at the home OF his
father In East Holbrook last Sunday