La Junta tribune., 1909-03-13
SOME MORE LOCAL ,rsms.
Trade with H. G. Todd.
Ask for Ddnkin's bread.

i
Shampooing. .nianicuring and facial
massage; SOP Santa Fe avenue:
phone. East Is6. Mrs. J. E. Fem
For -Thoroughhred Brown
iLeghorn eggs; sl.0o per setting In
quire OF Herbert Crozier. s22 Carson
avenue.
I For Rent Eleven room house. 32s
Carson avenue and First street: al
so one four room house. Home Place.
I Phone owner, Red 1902,
For sale--seyerai pieces OF well
improved property: three, four aud
1--WE rooms: good location; good terms
I II desired.--C. r. Buckley.
4 The ladies' OF St Andrews Guild
/ will give green tea at Harmony
Hall. Wednesday. March i7th. after
noon and evening. All are welcome.
| Eucalyptus hair tonic sold at the
Marsh rooming house. 5o5 Santa Fe
avenue; also neatly furnished rooms
| for s. per month. Phone Junta $50
Z Mr. anu hEss +hh D'uulsoh ieit
the frs, OF the week for Denver.
/ where Mr. Dennison has signed to
do the twirling act during the coming
! baseball season.
Mrs. George F. Nelson, who has
| been the guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. c. Drury. during ;he
past month. leaves to-day for her
home in Topeka, Kan.
Harry Maxwell. the popular gents
furnisher. is remodeling the inter-
ior OF his large store room and when
complete he will have a strictly
up-to-date arrangement.--Rocky Ford
Gazette.
| The w {. T. L. will meet next
/ Tuesday afternoon. March 10Th. at
the home OF Mrs. Dora Keif. at 2:30
O'Clock. As it is Prohibition Rally
Day We are in hopes everyone in
terested In temperance VIII be pres
ent
a thorough, practical farmer, eH-
perienced In truck, fruit. budding |
grating, orchard and nursery work, |
wants employment on irrigation farm.
VIII work reasonable. state wages,
Address D. r. Lands. Tribune. La
Junta. Colorado.
Do you want to 90 to college? If
so We can help you We have al
ready PUT hundreds through College
by means OF our plan. Write to-day |
for full information regarding our of
fer OF a free scholarship in any
school or college. Address, Robert
J. Sherlock, 2e-3i East ed street,
New York City.
We are In receipt OF builelin IS
sued February 2sth by the Cent IN
AIRY Presbyterian church, II which |
Conrad Biuhm. formerly OF his city. |
IS pastor. revival has just been
concluded and the fruit ii, reof was
AS follows: Accessions by confes-
sion, So; baptized, % total so Dur
Ing the same time there we're slf-
teen aceessions by letter.
G. NJ. Cameron left last welnes-
day for Denver, where he VII. repre-
sent the La Junta industrial Associa-
uon ia an effort to defeat the bill
providing for the division Of Otero
county 7. f. stratton, Of Rocky |
Ford. former state senator. has
been employed by the Business
Mems Club of that city, TO use his
best efforts In the same direction.
News has been received Of the
death OF J. l. Conway. general live
stock agent of the Santa Fe, with |
headquarters In Kansas City. and
well known TO all the stOckmen in
the southwest The death of Mr..
Conway concludes a railway career
extending over thiEty-six years, as
he entered the service as news agent
with the Hannibal & st. Louis rail-
road.
Mn and Mrs. George H. Nichols
returned home last Saturday from
Springer, n NJ, where they have been
located during the past three months.
Mr.. Nichols has just finished . big
ditch contract at Springer. and has
already commenced work Oh another
near Cimarron, n. NJ. He did not
stay long in La Junta. and after max
Ing business trip to Denver left
at once for Cimarron.
c. F. wadsworth, of Denver, rep
resenting the Western Newspaper
Union. was in town last Tuesday.
He made a very strenuous endeavor |