La Junta tribune., 1910-06-18
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phone Junta 92.
For Sale-A camp wagon: In good
order. Inquire Of c. P. Miller.
G. s. Thompson. undertaken and
embalmer Day phone. red 1881;
night phone. 25s2.
Try Beaty-ReynOlds Trading Com
pany at Swmk for anything you need.
They sell everything.
DIR. and Mrs Coltman left this week
for Palmer Lake to occupy their cot
tage for the summer
Beatty Reynolds Trading Compan.
at Swink are headquarters for McCor-
mick hay machinery.
Hot! Hot! Hot! Well, why not
phone East 24l? Ice! Ice! Ice!
Call up the ice wagon.
The W. G. T. U. will meet next
Tuesday afternoon, June 2lst, a the
home of Mrs. ID. w. Rockwell.
Miss Marie Inge left Thursday for
Kansas to spend few weeks visit
ing her uncle at Garden City.
Gem flour. best In the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money re
funded-La Junta Milling Company
Mr. and Mrs. F. d. Wood return
ed Monday evening from a long stay
in San Bernardino and other places
In California
The good old summer time il now
with US again with both feet. and 4
you want the Ice man to come INTO
his own why phone East 24I.
Roy Finney left Thursday morning
for Pueblo, where he will inaugurate
his career as physician by becom-
ing an inferno at MinneQua Hospital.
w. Z. Roop writes to change the
address OF his Tribune from Denver
to Westminster. Colo. In which lat
ter place he expects to be located for
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Handy will leave
San Francisco next Monday for Ia
lsuySsDssN s-JtD ~ - ~ ~ hah-
cry business with bis father In this
city.
For Sale Cheap-Twoseat trap.
with top: In good condition: price.
$50: cost. new. SAC; one set single
harness. In good condition. SIS: coet.
new. 332. V. Albera. S0i Belleview
avenue.
DIR. John MarQuardt came down
from Denver last Sunday and is now
In charge OF the dental office In the
Colorado Savings and Trust Company
building recently purchased from DIR.
II. Keehn.
There are so many great attractions
gins July 9th thar II Is hard to pick
out which Is the most popular. The
safest way to do is to arrange to At
tend the entire session.
/ X. G.. Inge sold to Mr.. Fred Weir.
OF Louisburs. Kan. forty acres near
/ Swink the owner OF which Was J. II.
Burris, OF Rocky Ford. Mr.. Weir cx.
7 poets to move out this fall and make
his home In sunny Colorado.
NJ. + Miller arrived home last Sat.
urday from Denver In n fine new auto
Of the Ford brand, twenty horse pow
cr Mrs. Miller and daughter. Fran.
ces. met Mr.. Miller In Pueblo. and re-
turned with him from that city via
the auto route.
\ Notice the new advertisement OF
c. NJ. Harrison n Son In another col
umn OF this Issue. This firm han
dies everything In the house furnish.
ing line. both new and second hand.
at prices that will appeal to you In
this day OF high prices.
Company q. Second Regiment. C..
n. O.. In now Installed In the quar-
ters formerly occupied by the skating
rink for three nights OF each week
Tho skating rink has been leased by
the state for armory purposes for
t75 per month.
Mrs. c. Jamcyson came tack Sat
urday last from Lawrence. Kan. whore
she had been for some days attending
tho graduating exercises OF the Kan.
sas University. from which institu.
ton her daughter. Ruth. WAS = graA-
uatc. Miss Ruth came home With
hcr mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Phiihour. &C.
combAnicd by their daughter. Miss
Helen. and son. Frank. went To Pu.