La Junta tribune., 1909-01-30
Trade with H. G. Todd.
Ask for Ddnkin's bread.

room ut 42l Cimarron avenue.
John Crozier has Just received a
carload OF Kafflr corn and will fill all
orders promptly.
Shampooing. .manicuring and facial
massage; S02 Santa Fe avenue;
phone. East lS0. Mrs. J. E. Fem.
want from twenty to one hun.
dred tons Of baled alfalfa delivered
at my place in La Junta.-Matt Dani-
her.
For saIe-Several pieces OF well
improved property: three. four and
fivs rooms good location; good terms
II desired.-c. R. Buckley.
8. r. Mendelson sold the Dave
Lesher property ON Carson avenue
one day this week to L. P. Whit
tinghill The consideration was
$2.l00.
Mrs. Fred Howe. OF Colorado
Springs, who has been the guest OF
John Howe and family during The
past ten days, returned home Thurs
day morning.
All kinds OF hair work made to
order. such as switches, puffs and
ventilatine work; also coloring hair
and working up combings. Mrs.
Fannie Berry. Sugar City. Colo.
Engineer Fred Gillen is taking
iay-of on account OF switch en-.
gine having Leen pulled out of ser
vice and has gone back to work for
his father in the Pastime Billiard
and Pool Room.
One OF the most successful can
taloupe growers the past season is
George d. Samples. of Rocky Ford.
who. on a fifteen acre tract. grew
and shipped $500 crates OF melons,
for which he received net returns
amounting to $4.I42.4l.
Bugineer Dave Lesher and family
expact to leave early in February
for Ohio to make an extended visit
with y Natives. Early in the spring
Mr. Lesher will locate In Arvada.
Colo. where he owns a farm.
j. E. Gauger left yesterday morn
ing for Las Vegas. n. NJ. and will
be engaged for some time In that
section, signing up beet contracts
with the growers thereabouts. Last
week he was In Belen, N. NJ. sign
ing up contracts with the growers In
that section.
Mrs. Tom Wilson. of Rocky Ford.
was guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Rumsby In North La Junta, last Sat
urday and Sunday. Mrs. Wilson Is
the wife OF the f:rmer editor of
the Watermelon, great family jour.
nal more or less well known to fame
hereabouts in times gone by.
G, A. Dahlgren left Thursday
morning fer Santa Fe, N. NJ, where
he has several building contracts
under way. His first contract was
an armory ! uilding. and he expects
to have II completed by the middle
of February-near y month in ad-
vance of the time limit.
La Junta is not the only tow?
that Is worrying over the Belen
cutoff. The rumor is in circulation
that the big machine shops at Albu-
que rque are to be removed to Be-
len, thirty-one miles south. 1t is
now up to somebody to move the
shops from La Junta to Belen. They
have not been moved anywhere late
ly.
Marriage licenses were issued
from the county clerks office dur
ing the past week as follows John
W. Berry. Of La Junta. and Willie
May Ellis, of Fort Worth. Texas;
Gottleib Grassmich and Amity Rein.
both Of Rocky Ford; Reuben J. Eb-
ersole and Mabel Darlington. both
of La Junta: Joseph F. Everett and
Isabella Lewis, both of La Junta:
Chester Davenport and Lena Garner.
both Of Fowler.
First Lieutenant G. A. Taylor.
coast artillery corps, United States
Army. recruiting officer at Denver.
arrived In La Jr1nca last Monday
afternoon to take the deposition Of
City Marshal Wieneke in the case Of
q deserter to he tried at Fort Lo-
gan, who surrendered to the city
marshal some time since. Monday
morning Lieutenant Taylor was at