La Junta tribune., 1910-06-18
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| Summer cottage at Glen Park for
rent; convenient--R. Z. Adams, Fort
Collins.
For sale-chcrrics. early. medium
and late in their season: also plums
and currants.-H. II. Chapman. phone
Juntx ll3.
Mrs. Maggie Offenkamp and Miss
Ruth Offenkamp left Monday even
ing for Los Angeles.-Pueblo Chief
tain.
/ Mr. and Mrs r. b. Christian are
In Excelsior Springs, Mo-. where they
viii spend the summer.-Las Animas
| Democrat
| One second hand 1909 30-horse
power velie automobile In first class
condition for sale. A big bargain II
taken at once See Messenger ira
ham Auto Co. "a East First steel
The Woman's Relief Corps viii give
box social at Harmony Hall. We'd
isesday evening. June I'D. Every body
cordially welcome. All ladies' to bring
wefl filled boxes.
Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Thomas are
making preparations to move to Che
raw. where Mr. Thomas will have
charge OF the local business OF the
La Jurita Lumber Company.-I.as An
imas Leader.
Miss Ona Wood left last Tuesday
morning on No. for Chicago to
spend the summer with her brother.
Charles Wood. On the way home she
will visit friends at Kansas City.
Hutchinson and Dodge City.
J. ". Fisher was on the sick list
this week. and had to seek tn Sc
clusion OF his domicile for 4 couple
OF days rest and quiet He was on
duty yesterday at the store, Tut II
he doesn't feel any better than he
looks he ought to take another yaca-
ton.
General Manager Henry LAguv. Of
the string OF lumber yards known as
the MinneQua. was In town last Fri
day overseeing the construction OF
the new office Of the Holly Lumber
and Supplies Company. which will
bear striking resemblance To the
handsome city hospital building at La
Jun,a.-Holly Chieftain.
X. II. Bourne. accompanied by y.
r. Joy. both OF Alliance. Neb.. arris-
ed In La Junta last Friday afternoon
and spent two days visiting with rel
atiyes In this city. MIR. Bourne is
an uncle OF Harry Bourne. Of this
city. and with Mr.. Joy Was on his
way to Los Angeles.
q. w. Ftshsr. Of Tucson. Aria. ~as
the guest Of his cousin. J. v. Fish
or. several days last week. They
had not met before In . number Of
yearn. Mr.. Fisher Is . conductor on
the Southern Pacific out of Tucson.
and IL taking . little vacation touring
the country. He left last Monday for
Salt Lake City.
Misses Helen and Mabel SpaldinE
and Charles Spalding. who have been
visiting relatives In Washington. Ind.
for three weeks. returned home last
Sunday morning. Sunny Colorado
looked exceedingly good TO them
after = three weeks experience with
days dark and drear and rain and
some more rain.
Mr. and Mrs. J. ID Hawkins and
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Penrose. OF Col
orado Springs. were In town last Wed.
nesday. arriving and departing by the
automobile route. The gentlemen Of
the party wer" the promoters and
builders Of the sugar factory at Gar
den city. Kan. and were on their
way to look after their interests there
a,sputs
o. J. Blskcsiey writes 20 change
the address OF his great family jour
nal from Washington. ID, C.. where
he has i..n located for several
months to Painted Post. y T.. for
little time. II II reported that MIR.
iilakcsi-y will return 10 Rock Springs
wyo., in September to resume his
] o.. "a
the schools Of that place
Bishop Charles olmstead. OF Den.
yer. conducted services al 81 An
dre~'s Episcopal church last Sunday
and the rite Of confirmation vas con.
fcrred by him upon the foiiowinx:
Mrs. Robert y. Thorne. Mrs. Charles
y, Adams. Miss Ada Maxwell. Miss
Helen A. philhour. Earl Whitehead.