La Junta tribune., 1910-08-27
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housework Inquire Coltmans Phar-
macy.
Mayhew House Furnishing Co.. IN
dertakers and embalmefs. Phone
Fast Il, night phone Junta ~.
Del King. who has been up from
Tucumcari, n. ~. visiting his fam.
Ily. returns to his duties this morn
ing.
c. A. Lewis left on No. II Thurs
day morning for Cheyenne. wyo.. to
take In the celebration OF frontier
day.
G. II. Winchell. Grant Harbour and
". Z. Andrews are In Boulder this
week attending the Elks' state re-
unDn.
Vernon d. Arntzen. Of the local
postoffice. has returned from = two
weeks vacation seeing the sights Of
Chicago.
Charles Mccormick and family who
have been visiting relatives In Iowa
during the past sixty days. returned
home last Wednesday.
Charles Sisk has returned to La
Junta and resumed his old run In
the postal service between this city
and Albuquerque. n. n
Mrs Geo. $. Thompson. and her
daughter. Mrs. Henry Honaker. OF
Springfield. Mo. have returned from
an enjoyable outing at Manitou.
The union preaching services in
the court house park will close with
the service. Sunday evening. The ser.
mon will be by Rev. f. A. Crooks.
Subject. Jesus Christ the King.
T. A. Williams returned home on
Thursday from Denver. after a weeks
vacation from his strenuous duties as
clyil engineer for the Santa fe As
well as the city of La Jun,a.
W H. King. who came up the first
OF the week from Tucumcari. n. NJ.
to visit his family for a few days.
left Thursday morning for Denver for
a brief visit with his daughter. Mrs.
$. H. Norton.
Miss Emma Witzke resigned her
position as telephone operator In the
local exchange, and left last Tuesday
for Trinidad to visit relatives and
friends. later returning to her home
Ia Pueblo.
Homer Marshall left last Sunday ey
ening for Colorado Springs. where he
viii spend several days before re-
turning To his home In Mexico. Mo.
Mr.. Marshall has been visiting his
parents In La Junta for a few weeks
Mrs. Ida T. Dean. wife OF A. J.
Dean. former wellkno~n residen,
Of Rocky Ford. died in the Minnequa
Hospital In Pueblo last Tuesday. She
Was 81 years Of age and u suryiy.
ed by her husband and five daughters
W y. Long. chief clerk TO Master
Mechanic Schaefer nj Wellington
Kan. has been visiting friends In
town for few days. Mr. Long for,
mcrly held down clcrkship In the
office OF Mechanical Superintendent
Drury
Mrs o. II. Maxwell. OF Kansas City,
Kan. is the guest OF her cousin. Mrs
Dix Dunlap. arriving on No. ~ last
Wednesday from ID fnver. where she
has been visiting relatives FOR a
month. Mrs. Maxwell viii make a
brief visit Ia La jun,a efore return.
ing home
J. II. Vert received telegram
from his son-in.law. Fred Inn. at Al.
lance. Ncb.. last Tuesday announcing
the death Of Vernon Hili. two year
old son OF Mr.. Hill. resulting from
an attack OF scarlet fever combined
With dlphth.ria. Mrs Vert. the mo
ther. has also been very IN.
Earl Dunkin Is making Arrange.
ments to erect brick building Oh
the rear Of his residence property At
iia Bellcyiov avenue. and will install
an up'to-date bakery with all OF the
latcs, aud most Improved machinery
He expects 10 be ready for business
within the course OF month or sis
weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Thompson ar.
rived last Sunday from their home
Ia Hutchinson. Kan. Mrs. Thompson
will be the guest OF Mr Thompson =
parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. $. Thomp'
son. while her husband is on a pros
pecilng tour OF the state OF Washing.
ton. for which place h. left on the
day OF his arrival here.