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The Delta independent., 1910-04-08
Walt Thomas and wife were Delta

Walt Thomas and wife were Delta
aid Montrose visitors, Wednesday.
Miss Leuella shaw went to Mont
rose Wednesday, where she will re-
isde a while.
Carl and Lloyd Hines. of Delta,
are visiting their mother in Hotch-
kiss this week.
Dave and Emmett Stephens of Pao
mia, were business visitors in Hotch-
kiss this week.
Tom Robinson returned Monday
fl ON Sawtelle. California, where he
spent the winter.
e. H. Hubbard and wife, and Jay
Gillette and wife, were in Hotchkiss
u while yesterday.
Emmte Gould left tuesday for
short trip to Aspen, Leadville and
Denver on business.
The Times Office has made garden
which is evidence of something to
eat at the household.
Bob Ashbaugh and family of Crys
tai Creek, visited several days last
week with relatives here.
James Teeslink left this morning
for visit to his old home in Hos
pers, Iowa for few weeks.
The Delta independent., 1910-04-08
HOTCHKTSS.
North Fork Times.1

John Feely was a Delta visitor
Wednesday.
Howard Russell is over from Fort
Collins this week
Mrs. Lewis has been quite sick
the past few days.
The Hotchkiss ball team is to
have new uniforms soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sanderson
went to Delta, Thursday.
Miss Effie Harris left Thursday
for her home. at Dubeque.
Asbnry White, OF Pueblo, is visit
Ing In Hotchkiss this week.
The Knights OF Pythias are doing
rank" work every meeting night.
Tom Pierce, Jr.. and wife visited
with relatives in Paonia last Sun
day.
70. T. Bishop sold 90 acres OF his
ranch last week to Mr.. Stewart,
for $4,000.
The Delta independent., 1910-04-08
STATE OF OHIO, CRY or TOLEDO.
ItJCAs cOuNTy M.

Frank j Cheney makes oath that he is senior
partner OF the hIm Of y J. Cheney Il Co., doing
business In the City Of Toledo. County and state
Aforesaid. and hat said firm will pay tho sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every
cas-. OF tatarrah that cannot be cured by The usa
OF Halls catarrah Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY.
sworn 10 before me and subscribed In my pres
ence. this 9th day Of December. A. d 1880.
tskAL.) A. w. GLEASON,
,,.,, NOTARY PuBLIc
Hai!'S catarrnh Cure is taken internally and
acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system. Send for Testimonials free.
j. CHENEY 4 CO.. Toledo. O,
Sold by all Druggists. The
TAKE Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Delta independent., 1910-04-08

W. E. Miner.-I believe we are in
for an era of high prices for all
kinds of live stock. l have been
over Nebraska and other central
states quite extensively and l never
saw hogs and cattle so scarce.
Empty feed lots are to be seen in
every direction, where formerly
thousands of stock were on feed.
The Delta independent., 1910-04-08
Every Family Should Know This
Receipt

For Group. Colds and Pneumonia
1t is so simple and honest that ev-
cry one can make it at home with
out any trouble. The Japanese have
for centuries used the ingredients
and only few years ago have we
discovered them.
Mix-Vaseline, pure, 3 ounces,
Phe Chi Oil. 2 drains.
Put in tightly covered jar and
use to anoint chest and throat very
freely when Group or pneumonia is
suspected. Phe Chi Oil is imported,
but mixed in America. and can be
obtained in original sealed packages
at any druggists 33-26t
The Delta independent., 1910-04-08
Grnad Junction to Have
Airship Tournament

Grand Junction is negotiating for
an airship tournament to be pulled
of the second week in May, AFFORD
Ing the people of the Western Slope
an opportunity to see this modern
marvellous invention. 1t will un-
doubtedly draw a big crowd, and of
course Delta will send her share.
The Delta independent., 1910-04-08
For Rent or Sale.

New 4-room house in North Delta
with two acres of ground. Distance
from school house " mile. Fine gar
den land. Terms II desired. Address
owner-this office.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-04-12

il no harm ome to him in this first
hour Of his exploration of the big
world, he has Il tine prospect Tor q
docile. happy life, and il there Is no
change during the first day, nor the
next, and if these experiences can be
continued for a week, and ii his mas
ter. who now is strong enough TO put
the ~youngSter wherever he wishes him
TO be, handles him gently and kindly
and talks to him in gentle tones, even
gives him some baby talk that
Young thing is fairly started to becoW"
q fearless, trJStful animal. with q
disposition hat will add greatly to his
value. But. on the other hand, II the
youneSter meets the switch Of the tail
of some unfriendly animals, or Il kick,
or is pushed over, or IS run over, or
il an unkind ana mpathetic mas
ter has treated him ha1Shly, then, 1of
MISREPRESENTATION the instinct Of fear
crows and becomes GOnlnant, ana he
is soon a wild animal. controlled
largely by the instinct Of fear. II he
is q horse he Will never be quite safe.
for 40 one can tell when h single
tree may break. OF the tongue come
down. or some accident. will happen,
and the instinct of fear get possession
and a runaway. and some person Sc
riously hurt. may be the result. II Ii
* = calf. the COW which h soon VIII
be. will never be quite as gentle, nor
quite AS easily managed as she other
wise would have been, or II the can
is a steer he will never fattcn quite
IS easily as if he were free from
fear. Neither horse nor COW. nor
any other animal can be taught Whlie
under the influence OF lear.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-04-12
FEAR.

Fear is a painful emotion or pas
sion, excited by the expectation OF
harm. or the apprehension Of iInpend-
ing danger. Fear in the mind Of the
wild animal is its greatest lie pre-
server. Fear puts it on its guard all
the time against the enemies tina seek
to destroy it. All wild animals have
their natural enemies, and
" those that We're without fear. Tong
ag0 became extinct. Fear, then, IS
their first instinct. and their WlldneSs
comes from his fear. This instinct Is
very persistent and very hard TO over
come and Whcn apparently cradicdted.
il. MAY spring up when great Adfnl Is
received or unprecedented, ana quickly
become again the ruling passion.
When any animal, not excepting man,
is thoroughly under II influence OF
great fear. he cannot be taught any
thing: he abandons his accuStolned
habits. and is deaf to every voice, ana
blind to every sight: and IS possesseo
Of only one mad desire, to run. TO flee.
TO do this lie Will break all bounds,
or leap into any abyss. A panIc-Selzed
animal is no more n"nrcaSon3plc imam
q panic-seized man. | have seen a nero
of = thousand Texas steers Starlpedcd
and their flight was no more uhrea-
.unino thar the flight, which l after
ward Witnessed. of u regiment OF pan
| ic-etricken soldiers. And later they
nroyed themselves gallant soldierS and
brave men.
Fear is the one passion IN the NINA
of the domestic animal when must
never be aroused, il you would always
have him to be perfectly safe, tOf-
~tunateIy by domestication, this instinct
| has very nearly become extinct, or az
most IL is only rudilnentary IN most
Of our farm animals. Their young II
| the mother has been kindly treated
are born Without fear. Ihe young
colt will at first 80 fearlessly up to
anything or any one, will poke his
nose into any one's face, inquirlng
. who he is. The young calf, as soon
| as he is OH his legs, Will nose around
anything he sees, without any iuea
Of danger: the Young pig will do like
wise so will the young mule. Now.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-04-12
pruning Ornamental Tree aDd
shrubs.

The severe annual "slashm2 50
co,nonly practiced 10y unsliiled per
sons on many of our city street trees
should not be tolerated by the au-
thoriJieS.
Evergreens hould never DE TRIM
med in the fall, and The older wood
should not be cut.
Vigorous growing vines, like the W.
e;ni3 creeper. may have practically al
ne secondary growth cut away our
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-04-12

At the Oregon state Fair an official
test III three Jerseys, three HolSte4l&
and three ANreShireS, the following re
suits were shown. The H0lstcon1 save
.69.1& lbs Of milk and 10.os& o. but
tcr-fat. The Ayreshires saNr 800
lbs. Of milk and $50 lbs of butter
lat. The Jerseys gave 22@.11 Il los
of milk and 9.7o9 lbs Of hutt"f-lal
The admirers OF the ANfeAhIft+ iii>'hI
nrea+ deal of tbi. test ~ showing
tbe ~Hifitfee ~ the Ira IT,
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-19
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handkerchief Shower.

Miss Carrye FoNworthy gave n
handkerchief shower last saturday az
tcrnoon In compliment to her friend.
Miss Potter Tn" parlors of III.
Park House were very beautifully
decorated In Navajo rugs. potted Grim
on.flowcrcd goraniums. bows and ar.
rows and hearts The rugs darkcn.
I'd the wide windows aud ornament.
cd also the wall spaces. the heauii.
ful. bright plants were placed here
and there. where ever their ch.' ring
loy.lincss was most conspicuous. aud
the hearts were everywhere. some.
sad to say. pierced through and
through by cupid's proy"rbial ar.
rows when tn. twenty. -four guests
had assembled. and just preceding
the game. which wRa hearts. two
charming cupids. Chas. Lin,ilic aud
Mayson Meyers. came shyly In. bear
Ing between them a small. quaint
trunk. decorated with rice. white riE.
bons. old shoes. and bearing upon
it's battered sides such legends as:
Just married" bride and groom"
Ethel aud Harry" when the trunk
which It developed was an Offer.
Ing for Miss Potter--was opened II
proved to contain but one Of the
various items Of n twentieth century
,rouss.au - dainty handkerchiefs.
When these had. one by one. been
examined and admired the game
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-19
Notice Of Final Settlement and De
termination OF Heirship.

IN the matter of the estate OF Edwin
h condit. dec ased.
Notice Of Final Settlement aud De-
trrmination of Heirship
Notice IL here given that on Mon
DAY the 18th day Of December. A,D.
1910, at the hour OF II a. M. Of said
day, the same being one OF the r"gu'
lar days OF the December 1910. term
OF The county court Of Otoro county.
IN The state of Colorado, I. Emma ID
Wilson. admluistrairN Of said estate.
will appear before the Judge of said
court. present my flual settlement as
such administrairix,pr pray the approval
OF The same. and viii then ask to be
discharged as such administrator. Al
which time and place any person la
interest may appear and present oh
lyc'lons TO the same. Il any there be-.
And further notice IN hereby given,
that at said time aud place the court
viii receive and hear proofs concern.
inT IN. heirs of said dec, ascd. pur-
auant 10 the verified petition Of II. VI,
Condit. father oi Edwin u. Condit. do
ceased. claimant AZ heir at law of
said deceased. heretofore filed. here.
In, asking for a judicial ascertainmcn'
aud determination OF the heirBhlp OF
said estate. ana from which II mp.
pears that H. N. Condit In the sole
heir OF the said Edwin T. Condii. de.
ceased.
Now. therefore. any aud all persons
who are or who claim to be heirs nj
Law of said Edwin Il Condi,. decenH.
ed. are hereby required 10 be- and ap.
pear thcrcat. or abide the determine.
ton of the cour, thereon.
dated n, La Junia. Colorado. this
18th day OF November. a. u. 1910.
EMMA -. WILSON.
Administratrh OF the estate Of Edwin
Y. Condit. deceased.
Henry W. Alien. Attorney.
First publication. November 10. 1910.
Last publication. December IL. 1910.
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-19
comIey-Potter huptiaIs.

\ quiet wedding took place al the
home of MIR. and Mrs. H. W. Potter
which made their daughter, Ethel the
bride OF William Henry Comley, OF
Wichita. Kan
The house was appropriately dec.
GRATED with white carnations. smilaX
and potted ferns Rev James T
Cooter was the officiating minister,
Miss Potter was becomingly gown.
ed in a going away suit OF peacock
blue, tailored with all accessories in
tone The only guests we're the near
relatives and immediate families of
the tride and groom-the represen-
tatiyes OF Mr Comley's family being
his father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Comlcy. and his sister. Miss
May Comley.
There were many rich and lovely
presents for the welded pair which
spoke eloquently OF the sweet in
terest OF friends and the love of
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Comley left immedi-
ately after the ceremony for three
weeks wedding trip, which will in.
clude several points of interest east.
They will be at home after February
LIST at 2l7 Roosevelt avenue. Wichita.
Miss Potter is the only child OF
Sheriff and Airs Potter. and has a
hos, OF friends In La Iunta who will
miss her. and who wish for her a
life OF prosperity and happiness.
Mr. Comley is an experienced busi.
pess man of Wichita and is appreci.
Hted there as well as in La Junta.
where he has made many friends.
The Tribune extends congratula.
tions and joins their host oi friends
in sincere wishes that all good may
come TO them.
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-19
North La Junta Womans Club.

The North La Junta Woman's Club
met Saturday last with Miss Mary
Stewart in North La Junta. A short
program was carried out, the chief
feature OF which was the reading OF
the articles on Woman Suffrage"
which appeared recently In the Ladies
Home Journal Mrs, X, 4. Gordon
gave the reading.
Following the program there was an
earnest discussion of ways and means
for a reading room and other improve
ments for North La Junta It was
decided that the club viii continue
to meet on Saturday,
There was a pleasant social hour
and the guests were served with light
refreshments.
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-19

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began and continued merrily for two
hours. Then refreshments were
served in two courses, the Misses
Marie Barngrover and Gertrude Nc.
Way assisting. The score cards which
were place cards as well were little
gems-small hearts enwreathed with
Dresden roses and presenting two
saucy Cupids carrying miniature bou-
Quets OF Dresden roses, these decora-
tions being done in the most delicate
hand painting.
Misses Edna Fisher and Lyle Cart
wright very graciously took charge
of the piano and as consequence,
through refreshment hour, the guests
were treated to excellent music
The affair was altogether a lovely
one and was greatly enjoyed by the
fortunate guests.
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-19
Wonderly's rhes,er.

Finch. III" boy with smile. and
Slater. who assisted him. w.r. the
'mpcrsonators and singers n, Won
derly's Thcaier Monday. Tuesday aud
wedn' sdsy Finch imparsonatsd f..
male characters and was great sur.
prise when he took Off his wig. on
Thursday Friday and Saturday Grubts
aud Griffin. the boys with The ncf'
Ia singing and dancing. They give
a matinee this afternoon at 3 o'clock
Next Monday. Tuesday and wcdnos
day Tannehili and White viii be the
attraction and they are sure to please
Entire change Of pictures each day.
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-19
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pre-kuptisl Shower.

This week chronicles three more
pleasing social events In connection
with the weddings. one OF which has
already taken place and another
which is yet to be.
The third of these graceful affairs
was given yesterday afternoon by
Miss Adelino M.era and Miss Mabel
Lesher, and was a miscellaneous
shower In compliment to their
friend. Miss Jessie Baidridge.
Dcft hands made all Loautiful and
cory In the AlDcra home at s0i Bel
Review avenue. In anticipation of
the coming OF the twen,y.eight guests
pink aud white crepe paper and
pink and white crysanthemums w"r"
used mos, effectively Ia the dccora'
tons, The dining room table drawn
under the tl,ctrol.r. had as Its cen.
tcrpiece hlg. pan completely hid
den with pink and white crcp. paper
and fluffy pink and white crysanthe-
NUNS. and filled with beautiful
gifts To each neatly wrapped gifi
was attached u graceful pink ribbon
Above. ropes OF pink aud white reach
I'd from the .lcc,rolicr 10 IN. -four
corners Of the table In delicate f's'
toons. The Refreshments. In which
the color scheme appeared again. we're
served ON III. card tables In tb" re-
ccption hall and parlor Each table
was divided into four parts by q
dainty arrangement OF ropes made OF
the dwarf pink and white crysanthe'
nuns strung on pink thread. and
In each fourth Was laid mn attractive
mat--tso pink hearts pinned tos.th'
er with n white arrow. The tally
cards, which served also as place
cards. were decorated In hand paint
ing-the design being twin cupids
bearing a bridal bouquet.
The ladies played 500 until time
for the interesting packages To lie In
yestigate,i. when they were Invited
TO the dining room. This delightful
part Of the-proSrsm over. they as.
Dsemblcd once more In reception hall
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-19
In Honor Of Miss Potter.

Miss Mary Drury entertained last
Tuesday afternoon. from ; to ;. hon
oring Miss Ethel Potter. There were
twenty.eight ladies ON the guest list
including the honoree. The color
scheme was rsd and was carried out
with crimson Carnations.
An interesting contest had been
planned for the first hours of the
afternoon--a number OF questions
were written out for each guest and
must be answered with the name OF
a faSorite rose. After this contest
In which Miss Steen was success
ful, the ladies entered with z,st into
the game of hearts.
Miss Drury was a ~ assisted In
her duties al hostess by Miss Edna
Fisher. As is usual refreshments were
the closing number ON the afternoons
plea program. The following
were he guests:
Mcsdames kincaid. clyde Larson,
Walter sporledcr. Harry Meyers. Mrs
Linyille. the Misses Finney. Albera,
Lee. Babcock, Stc.n. Mendslson. Rob
inson. o'Connor. Holly. Nita Wood,
Jessie Baldridge. Edith Draper. Carrl,
Day. Marie Davis. Carrye foaworthy
Fisher. Shrum. McNe,n. Record. Cum
mings. Potter. Cartwright. aud Mrs.
Anderson.
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-19
Dissolution OF co.par'nership.

The co-parinorshlp heretofore exist
Ing t"iwc.n II. \. Messenger aud N
W Graham under the style and title
OF the Messongor.Graham Auto and
supply Company has this day teen
dissolved. and In the future the busl.
ness viii be conducted by II, \. Mes.
scngcr, N, ". Graham will go Ia
Los Angeles. Calf. and probably will
take up the same line OF work.
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-19
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Wonsn's Club.

The Woman's Club met last Fri.
day afternoon with Mrs. Chas Fish.
er on BelleNiew avenue. After the
given and were followed by the III.
erary program and roll call.
The following very inter, sting pa
pers were read:
Aerial Navigation Geo. A.
kilgore.
The Birth OF the Telephone"-Mrs
Kendall.
The club met yesterday afternoon
with Mrs Wilson A. Hart. at s02 Bel.
leyiew avenue.
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-19
3Ny1ENDRGlALHH1SS s

! Mrs. w, w McEwen, of Durango,
Is the guest of her sister Mrs. Otis
Wright, for an extended visit.
/, Regular services, both morning and
evening. at the Presbyterian church
Rev. Otis c. Dale will preach.
Mrs. Joel Harris, of Fowler, is the
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Harry
White, and viii remain until after
THANKSGIVING
To-day is the great day at the First
National Bank-the celebration of its
twentieth birthday anniversary. Every
body is invited.
Born, to MIR. and Mrs. n. II. Lewis.
Monday, November 7th, at . a. m, a
ten.pound girl. Mother and child
are both doing fine.-Wiley Journal
Miss Beatrice Cummings, who has
been the guest OF the Misses Drap.
er for seven weeks. left last Satur.
day evening for her home in Chi.
cago.
Mrs j ". Madigan left yesterday
for Kansas City, Mo, to spend the
Thanksgiving season with relatives
4 Mr.. Madigan expects to join her early
next week.
His majesty, the Stork. made his
initial visit to the home of MIR. and
Mrs. George Little. last Wednesday.
and lcit papa's only boy as slight
testimonial OF his regard
The contract for the Corbin a
Brown brick hardware building was
let las Saturday 1t is 10 be sixty
five by thirty.seven feet in size and
will front on Main et.-Cheraw
B Clarion
| In the last issue OF the Santa Fe
Employ Magazine It is announced
that an "autogCnous welding plant
whatever that is-will be construct.
ed at La Junta, at an estimated cost
OF &3.sOO
! Miss Beatrice Stevens leaves to-
morrow for Denver to attend the an
nual meeting OF the Colorado Teach.
ers' Association. which will be In
session next week from Monday until
"Wednesday.
The officers of the Santa Fe shops
are receiving a large number OF APP
plications from parties who desire
work. and as there is plenty OF work
at present they are increasing the
force considerably.
Mrs. Leona Opdykc writes from
Loyalton, Calf. to change the ad.
dress OF the Tribune TO Oroyille.
Calf. where her husband is at pres
ent employed with the Western Pacif
ic Railroad Company.
Sherman Balls new residence was
completed last week This Is one
OF the finest homes In these parts
being well built, handsome and com
Portable. The contractor. r. r. Bar
tholomew. is entitled to great credit
for his skillful wurk-Cheraw Clarion
W NJ. Wiley. OF the Holly Sugar
Company. has returned from Hunting
ton Beach. Calf. where he has or
Eanized a 81 100000 sugar company
H. has already contracted with the
growers for 5000 tons OF sugar bects
for next Juno's campaign, and the
construction OF the factory al Hunt
ing'on Beach viii commence at once
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-19
Beatrice Stevens Editor
Social Event Of the Week.

Joint reception. beautiful In
every detail. was given Tuesday af-
ternoon at the home OF Mrs Rufus
| Phillips. 522 Belleyiew avenue, with
Mrs. Phillips. Mrs. kilgore. Mrs.
| Whittinghill. Mrs. Veasie. Miss Han
nah Norton and Miss Clara Norton
the gracious host.s sses.
The house was artistically and ap-
propriately adorned with autumn
leaves and sh.aves of wheat. The
dining room was especially attractive.
The large table. standing just under
the electrolier. supported supuru
Hnnterpiece-a very large cut glass
bowl oyerfowing with luscious fruit
and looked as though the year had
emptied his horn of plenty into its
crystal capaciousness Around II
smilax was wrt athed and from its
center slender stalks lifted their gold.
en- crowns of grain.
Ropes OF smilaN reached from the
electrolier to the corners Of the. table
and were held by wisps OF the ripe
wheat. The faVors were two tiny
heads OF wheat the stems OF which
were crossed and held by bow of
yellow ribbon. The following ladies
assisted:
Door. 2:30 to Florence Bomsard'
ner and Helen Edwards.
Receiving, 2:3O 10 3:3o-Mrs. Men.
delson. Mrs Thompson. Mrs. English
| $3.50 to i:30, Mrs. Steen. Mrs McNeen
Mrs. Fisher; 4:3o to $50, Mrs Ed
wards. Mrs. Wood.
Dining room. 2:30 TO 3:3o-Mrs.
| rinney, Mrs. Larsen, Mildred Sher-
man. Mrs. Kirkpatrick; $3.50 to 1870.
Mrs. Kendall. Mrs. Hart. Miss VIII.
Mary Beth Bragg; i:30 TO $50. Mrs.
Light, Mrs. Andrews. Miss Montgom-
cry, Miss Parks. Mrs. Bomgardner
was matron.
Coffee Room-Mrs. Buckley. matron
2:30 to 3:30-Mrs. Beard. Miss Cal
fee. Mrs. Walsh, $3.50 to 1870. Mrs.
Armstrong, Mrs Jameson. Miss Me
Donald, Mrs. Ragsdale. 1880 to $3.50,
Mrs. Hubbell. Mrs. Gilbert, Mrs. Dun.
La. Mrs. J. Hart.
- Miss Grace Draper also gave pl' as
ing assistance serving delicious frappe
with ease and grace.
Throughout the hours Mr.. Thomas
at the piano. Mr.. Nash on the violin
and Mr.. Wacaser playing the cornet
made music that was truly an inspir-
alton.
The hours were from 2:3O To and
through the entire tim. a throng OF
elegantly gowned women moved
through the pl, asant rooms under
the soft glow OF shaded lights.
This reception is but one more
brilliant proof Of the fact that La
Junta hostesses can be excelled by
none in the grace and charm and true
hospitality of their receiving.
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-19
North la Junta Social Club.

\ club calling itself the social club
was organized In North La Junta
The name explains the purpose OF
the club. and there is no doubt that
many delightful evening will be
the result OF its organization.
The initial meeting was with Mrs
Geo. T.. Holmes. and the second will
be with Mrs. II, W Day.
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-19
viii Burn the Mortgage.

The Ladies' Aid OF the Christian
church gave their annual bazaar. din,
ncr and supper last Wcdn, Hday IN
Woodman hall. The affair nettcd
them something near a hundred dol
lars. which amount will be used by
the ladies as the final payment In
the liquidation Of their church debt
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-19
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Birthday Club.

Mrs Grant liar. our was hostess
Wednesday afternoon to the members
OF the Birthday Club. The time was
passed. as Is the custom. at fancy
work aud the afternoon closed with
the serving OF dels ctable rcfro sh.
msnts