La Junta tribune., 1910-04-23
Our oxford. keep the palm gu, and

silk petficca,s. ~ coQuettish Is the
price Is modest, S3.ss.-Kendalrs.
When In the notion Of buying no
tons can't come to 4 better place
Kendall's.
e. W. Pierce left last Wednesday
night for Kansas City. Mo. for 4
months visit
Satisfaction walks hand in hand
with our guaranteed fifty cent silk
glove. all shades.-kendalrs.
/ When in need Of ice phone East
24l. Pure. clean. polar cold. and
manufactured right here in La Jun,a.
Ice. Ice, Ice, Patroni.e home
industry by buying your ice from
the La Junta Ice Company. Phone
East :41.
For Rent Cheap-Large finished
basement. 25xl00: under office Of the
Postal Telegraph Company. Inquire
Of DR.. Finney.
The Christian Life" will be the
subject At the morning service at the
Presbyterian church, and IL the ev.
eninE The Value Of = Man"
Mr.. p. W. Kirwan and Mrs. Col.
ita Williams. both OF this city. we're
married by Rev. J. w. Nicely. OF the
Methodist church last Saturday even
ing
Harry b. Sherman and Miss Bess
Forbes Of Rocky Ford. we're married
at the Sherman House last Friday
evening by Rev J. ". Nicely. OF the
Methodist church.
Mrs. Bessie Kirste came up from
Ell Paso, Texas. the first OF the
week for an extended visit with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. a. White
head.
Nearly 1000 fruit trees were de-
I livered to residents of the Garden
Of Eden during the past week. The
Garden Of Eden will soon be stern
reality.
As We so TO press r. f. Hamilton
is reported to be very low and no
hopes are entertained of his recovery.
1t was not expected that he would
survive the night.
/ Rev. owen Thompson. OF Beaver
Falls. Pa. is the guest OF his sister.
Mrs. J. A. Dodds. MIR Thompson Is
son Of the first pastor OF the Re
formed Presbyterian church Of this
city.
jim Biggersiaff, of Oklahoma City.
representing the Great Western Type
Foundry. Of Kansas City. was In town
last Tuesday making himself agree
able TO the local printing fraternity
and reports results.
Engineer Fred Gillen. after q ten
weeks siege with pneumonia. was
down town for the first time last
Wednesday. He Is not looking quite
as husky as Of yore and says be feels
like faded flower.
! Rev. X. L. Long. OF the Swink
Methodist church. was In town last
Monday soliciting funds TO assist In
the work Of building 4 parsonage In
La Jun,a's suburb. and met with
quite a generous response.
! Edwin Albright. OF Beemer. Neb..
bought ". o. Skinner's ranch OF 100
acres. one mile ives, OF La Juntz. one
day this week. the transfer being II.
fected by &. r. Helm. Mr.. Albright
IL a retired lumber merchant and .
man OF means. and has already an.
nounced his intention OF building a
handsome residence upon the place
and making his home here.
Dave Downcr. who used to render
valuable assistance AS 'fixer." and
also In making the air OF the great
family Journal office blue with choice
expletives. during the days Of our
gasoline engine experience. was in
town last Monday for the first time In
many moons. He had his tools with
him. as Of yore. and Vas probably on
his way to do . Job OF fixing for
somebody In distress.
Mrs. W. A. Johnson. accompanied
by her daughter. Miss Edna. and
, sons. Willie and Bert. arrived In Ia
Junta last Wednesday afternoon from
Beatrice. Neb.. where they have been
visiting relatives during the past
tvo months. coming 10 Join the head
Of the family Who has been foreman
ising on the Tribune since the mid.
die Of February. They are nov ~