La Junta tribune., 1910-10-15
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State Htssselsal sseIsty

Mrs. Arthur Mays has been on the
sick list this week.
Mrs, Joseph Posi- leaves next Mon
day for weeks visit with friends In
Denver.
Found - Heavy gold hand, 1S.karat
ring; found near Columbian school
building. Inquire at this office.
e. Rourke shipped 26O head of cat.
tie to the Kansas City markets the
first Of the week for which he re-
ceived $47 per head.
Theo. Thulemeyer is expected home
this evening after run to different
Colorado towns and cities In the
interest of his insurance company.
The Aid Society of the Christian
church met In regular weekly session
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. ID. r. Battey, 5O2 Belleview av-
enue.
Mrs. l.. ]. Swartz, of St Louis, Mo,
was the guest of Mrs. J. w. Madigan
this week, while on her way home
from a tour OF Canada and the Pa
cific Coast.
The ladies' OF the Presbyterian Aid
Society will hold their annual rum
mage sale October 18th. 18th and
18th. In the Wonderly building on
West First street.
Byron b. Reynolds. stenographer In
the general offices OF the Santa Fe,
left TUESDAY for Wellington. Kan,
having accepted the position of pri-
vate secretary to Mr.. Shafer.
Engineer j. l.. Spalding is learning
the ropes on the new motor car and
In the near future will succeed En-
gineer Jones. who will be transferred
TO through passenger run.
The Baptist Ladies Aid met Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. +. A. Dun
lap, 6l7 Belleview avenue. The meet
ing was the regular weekly session
and was given over to business.
Mrs. Henrietta Wells. of Streator.
Ill. came Saturday evening last and
will make An extended visit to her
cousins. Mrs. X. Phillips and the
Misses Norton, and to her uncle, II.
II. Norton.
A. ID. Bolc bought 100 head Of four
year old steers from Tate 4 Conyers
the first OF the week. for which he
paid four cents a pound. or within SIS
OF an average OF $40 a head. Mr..
Bole. realized handsome profits feed
Ing u small bunch Of cattle last win
ter and will try the experiment once
more.
Mrs. J. NJ. Kurn left Tuesday af-
ternoon for La Junta. where she will
Join MIR. kurn who went TO that city
recently to take the position Of sup
erintendent for the Santa Fe. Mr..
and Mrs. kurn have made many
friends during their residence here.
who will regret their departure.-I.as
Vegas Optic.
It Is reported that J.. 4. Rice,
formerly Of the Williams Smith.Rice
Dry Goods Company. OF this city. has
gone into bankruptcy NJ Boulder. to
which place he removed from Ia
Junta. II is also reported that he b
making an effort TO interest local
capital In establishing n cooperative
store In La Junta.
X. A. Love. familiarly known M
"Tubby" Love. for some time past
transportation Inspector In the office
OF Superintendent Orr. was promoted
this week TO the position OF train
checker OF the western grand division
Of the Santa Fe. His headquarters
will continue to be In La Junta.
The state borad OF pardons MAS In
session yesterday and among tho
cases 10 come up for consideration
Was that OF r.. J. Smith. cashier Of
the defunct Rocky Ford State Bank.
t'fs W"H H''''h''' w s""h|
Rizer ON January 10. 1903. TO \ term
Of from three to four years for re-.
cciving deposits In an insolvcnt bank.
Rev. J. =. Watson. pastor OF the A.
". n. church Of this city during tho
past two years. left last Monday. &C.
companicd by his wife for Pueblo.
s.sh. A.. 49,. .-l.. 80. Sl..tA
cvangelirtic work. The church at
present is without a pastor. but II
expecting an assignment from either
the Kansas or Missouri conference In
the near future.
W. n. Jennings. Of Oxford. Ind.
bought J. X. Dcils 320 acre desert
claim. five and one.haif miles south
Of Ia Junta one day this week. tho