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Reisrted espe, tally fer the News. hampton;
The Epworth League seems TO he
DONG things these DAYS. Thurs
day evening of last week they ar
ranged banquet at the home OF Mr..
aud Mrs Grant Rutland which proved
to ne a very delightful affair The
artive Christian Endeavor was in
ylted and the League members IN
good standing All who attended
are congratulatlnk themselves ON
having been so fortunate as TO be
present..
The young people deserve much
praise for the energy and push which
they displayed in carrying 1t TO sue
cess.
A very elaborate menu was served,
the house and tables were beautl-
fully decorated in cut flowers, wild
Lovers and League aud G. f. colors.
The spacious dining room was
crowded TO its utmost capacity, forty
four plates being served,
The dining room was Iestooued
with a canopy Of red and white crepe
payer. Red and white carnations
aBlrned the tables, also pausies, the
Christian Endeavor flower, were
carelesslv strewn about which pre-
seuted a very beautiful effect The
sIIeboard was banked with Wild
roses, columbine, ferns aud other
Wild flowers
Miss HERNIA keithly. president of
the social department, very grace
fully presided a. toastmistress
Humphrey Owen, president Of
the League, offered a very excellent
toast TO the Endeavorers. Miss Kate
Eedden reciprocated with a toast to
the League in a few well chosen
vards. Miss Sara Easterly offered
an excellent toast in the form of a
viii which abounded with excellent
advice to the Young people. Rev
Lumley in his happy manner toasted
the League officers. Judge IIether-
iugton responded TO the toast The
rague Versus The Church. OF
curse it was good, for the Little
Judge" never SAYS anything that
isr I, and his words Of wisdom and
euc1uragement were enjoyed by all.
Mr. Arbie Gavette then offered a
toast TO the Girls in a few witty
W rds TO which Miss Mable Walker
responded with very excellent toast
o. the Bows. Miss Helen Webster
very gracefully responded 10 the
subject 'Old Friends" Mrs. Grant
Roland concluded with The Tie
I That Binds. in which she made a
plea for continued unity among the
/ societies and ever more jealous effort
I fur ChrIst's cause. IN conclusion she
asked all to join in singing blest
I b. the Tie That Binds
The company then adjourned %
the other rooms where c0nundrums
and music helped TO make the de.
Eghtful evening more pleasant. Al
ate hour all adjourned. glad thai
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gra and m8re nasrlmeni N Sue
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shi rs The adgsntages ~ green
esi Hr shy are masi marked Wbea
th. neaiaW Is Baa pare ttnfishy, u
ma ~ god hay when cat late al
tbs aEa H1i e8ual D. the early euttlng
lsu there H. sny c8Hsisioss, BE
gus ny 81 weeds. red. sweet or
ais r.aVer ar any foreign growth
the superIority oi the ereen eut hay
Is et The weeds are tlen green
ien aT and palatahIe iar st1ck whsle
IN D. rIpe csf hav they are DARK and
80 aHd when the hsy is fed theN
the, are leit in the rack The over.
rap, clover vhleh Is DARK and dusty
msi II hght amber aud elean j.
poo Iced for cattle and unit i1r
h0r rse- l.8ss accurs every day thai
tam stands alter the righi p,sriod,
So torn the water OF day or So
sts 1i the mower and cut a. the
bloum tails aud the seed begins o.
form lJ NAV not make greater
weiglt q hay at this period, bat IT
vii have the greatest value and u
vii be- more dieestibie, more easily
ass lated aud better relIshed
Nben the weather Is dry aud bot
enouEh b. cure ID, timothy should be
shocked ~ at least raked the day u
is cut The hay thai hes over day
or two IN the swath becomes
blearhed aud the effect is noticeable
II man has hay shed 10 use m
s,ead Of stack ing 1t out So much the
bettar The lost hay and lost labor
far exceeds the cost Of shed room,
Man people contend that timothy
should he let stand until the seed Is
ripe 50 that it will seed the ground
for the next year In this idea there
is more theory than truth In years
of experience aud observation ! have
never seen timothy thicken after The
second year
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they Were t.naeau1uer- ana lea
csers. glad that shcs had b.su pulVi-
leGsd . sfieua she h.suauet
- here o. the Iaaaa ue and t.n
deavor.
Man ths,r friendship newer falter.
Mas ibesr cuarage never Wane
Man their zeal newer WaVer
I HtIl Chrt=is : victaEy they have
gained
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GOAL. GOAL. U0Al-
fars.ls.s = teEgU-asa-
La Junta tribune., 1910-09-10
WINDY" oliver in Hook.

c. n. Oliver. cantaloupe dispens
er and artistic. though rather expen
sire, lawn expert. was arrested last
Sunday charged with trespassing on
the santa Fe right OF way. his par
ticular offense being an endeayor "a
dispose Of cantaloupes on Santa Fe
trains, Since Sunday Oliver has
been lanxuishing In durance vile al
the city hoosegow. and he declares
that the close confinement is af
fecting his mental faculties very ser
iously. His efforts TO secure the
services OF \ lawyer on his long suit
wind" have thus far proved futile
Even the promise Of liberal supply
OF cantsloupes for the remainder OF
the season would not tempt any OF
the local legal lights. and as the
Rocky f0rds from Swink seem 10 be
the only coin with which Oliver
seems TO be possessed, the prospects
seem 70 be good for his having mn
opportunity To do some OF his artis
tic lawn work on the court house
park-and that would be u Roland foi
his nobs. Oliver. and cheap. too.
La Junta tribune., 1910-09-10
Informal Reception.

Mrs. F, T. Lewis and Mrs. +. Gard
Edwards entertained informally last
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Edwards ON Belleview avenue. the
pleasant affair being in compliment
to Mrs. c. NJ. Taylor and Miss Fay
Taylor.
The guest list included. among
others, the old club associates of Mrs
Taylor and the members OF Miss
Fay's graduating class.
Five hundred was the game favored
TO while the hours and together with
an impromptu program of music
made the afternoon one of the pleas
antest in memory.
The young ladies who so graci.
ousiy contributed TO the program OF
music were Miss Finney. Miss Wis.
well. Miss McNeen. vocal: Miss Lee
and Miss Baldridge, instrumental.
La Junta tribune., 1910-09-10
49,
Birthday Club.

The Birthday Club held its initial
meeting for the season of 1910 and
1911 on Tuesday afternoon of this
week with Mrs c. r. Hubbell. at 602
Belleview avenue.
Mrs. Hubbell had decorated her
inviting rooms most attractively in
sunflowers, and their glowing yellow
blossoms gave again the gold garner
ed from the summer sunbeams until
every nook and corner was CHEEKY
from their happy presence.
The hours were from to 6 and II
is to be hoped that each session may
prove. in every particular. as enjoy
able as was this initial one.
A number were included In the
guest list who are not members OF
the club. The time was spent in
conversation over dainty handwork,
and in an amusing guessing contest
After light refreshments there was
business session looking to the
plans for the new year
La Junta tribune., 1910-09-10
Love epvrnsd. Glad to Die.

Arthur b. Snyder shot himself In
Pueblo last Tuesday night because
Hazel Carr. . pretty telephone opcr.
ator. spurned his love. and died at
81. Mary's Hospital at $3.50 o'clock
Wednesday morning.
Snyder told the hospital attendants
he could not live without the girl
and would welcome death. He came
to Pueblo from Los Angeles. Calf. =
few weeks ago 10 visit his Ersndpar.
cn,s. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Davis. Of
Buciah. He had known the younx
woman Tor some time and WAS 4
frequent caller at her home. She bs.
leycd he was joking when he threat
cncd To XIII himself unless she would
marry him.
Miss Hasel Carr 10 q sister Of Mra
Charles 4. Lowe. and II we'll known
In Ia Junta. She attended school In
this city VALE living here With Mrs
Lowe.
La Junta tribune., 1910-09-10
Announcement
.eu.~
To Our Friends, the Public:

To Our Friends, the Public:
About the 18th We expect to open
up an exclusive shoe store on the
south side of the square, opposite
the courthouse. We are going to
carry new, complete and up-to-date
stock capable Of pleasing the most
fastidious dresser and suIting the one
who expects service.
Some Of our specialties will be
the Hard Knocker School Shoes, Elec-
trio Welts. Mission Soles and E. z.
Walkers
We respectfully solicit your patron
age and would be very glad to have
you call and let us form your ac-
Quaintance. Respectfully,
GARLICk 4 SOMERVILLE
La Junta tribune., 1910-09-10
Unique Embroidery Club.

Initiating the season. the Unique
Embroidery Club were the guests on
Tuesday evening Of Mrs. George A.
Thompson and Mrs. Clark Pratt. at
the pleasant home OF Mrs. Thomp-
son, zoe San Juan avenue.
Nor did these ladies alone comprise
the happy company, but much TO the
delight OF their husbands, these wor.
thies were bidden as guests OF honor
The house was most attractive in
decorations of sweet peas. nasturti-
ums and clematis.
Promptly at O'Clock the company
sat down to q daintily appointed
tagle that fairly groaned under its
weight of delicious edibles-fried
chicken and the like. At each plate
was hand-painted place card. the
work of Mrs. Clark Pratt. These
place cards were most original in de.
sign and each bore on it's reverse
sue ilsl Oh nine cOnunuTunS WnlCn
the guests were to busy themselves
in guessing between the courses.
Miss Teter was the prize winner.
Dinner over the merry makers
sought the cool and shadows of the
wide porch and there they made the
night vocal with their laughter and
their songs. Mrs. Thompsons sister.
Miss Zona Teter, was out OF town
guest and Mrs. Bourne. OF North La
Junta, was also an appreciated extra.
The club will meet again after two
weeks. with Mrs. Walter Dubree. SOC
Colorado avenue.
The following is list of those
present. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kas-
ten and daughter. Madge; MIR and
Mrs. Chas. Painter. Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Dubree; MIR. and Mrs. Erott
Moody and son, Edgar: Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark Pratt: Miss Zona Teter. Mrs
Bourne. and Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson.
La Junta tribune., 1910-09-10
Birthday Party.

Little Jessie Beth Dunlap. daughter
OF Mr., and Mrs. Dix Dunlap. invited
a number of her young friends to her
home. 7l3 Belleview avenue. on the
afternoon of the 3lst. to assist in
making things merry on her seventh
birthday.
The afternoon was spent at Jolly
games and was closed by the sery-
ing OF seasona Die refreshments. The
guests brough, many dainty remem.
brances to their happy small host ess
and presented them with abundance
OF good wishes for long life and pres.
perity.
Those present were: Florence and
Muriel Bowen. Thelma and Ruth Har.
old. Mary Blankenship. Phyllis King
Marie Davis. Helen Cook. Florence
Bomgardner, Helen Edwards. Jessie
Beth Dunlap. Richard and Horace
Todd. Stanley Hart. Edgar Moody
Clint Brown and Charles Stubs.
La Junta tribune., 1910-09-10
Bridge Whist Club.

The young Women's Bridge Whist
Club met Monday afternoon with Mrs
kincaid on Cimarron avenue, and
the session proved one OF the most
delightful of the clubs experience.
After number of hours had been
spent IN enthusiastic pursuance of
the favorlte game. the guests partook
OF seasoHable refreshments Then ad,
journment was In order. and the
happy participants await anxiously
now the time when they will enjoy
another pleasant coming together.
La Junta tribune., 1910-09-10
Swink Club Entertains.

One of the prettiest little affairs
of the season occurred at Swink last
Monday evening when Me5srs. Irving
Sinshelmer. Bullard. Spurgeon and
Arntxen entertained at the club
house OF the Holly Sugar Company
In honor Of their guests. Mr.. Wiley
and Mr.. Ogden. Of Holly.
The festivities started at I O'Clock
when \ unique dinner was served the
guests being first permitted to view
the preparations for the dinner which
was cooked over 4 bed Of hot Goals
placed In 4 pit In the yard surround.
Ing the club house.
The dinner itself was served In
cory corner OF the yard where the
diners were surrounded by 4 beauti.
full evergreen hedge while from over.
head scores Of electric lights peep
ed through the leaves and branches
OF the trees.
After dinner the merry party was
conducted to the club house where a
Ia Juntx orchestra was awaiting and
from then ill way late dancing and
merry-msking held full sway.
The following guests were In at.
tendance: Mr.. Wiley and Mr.. Og.
den. Of Holly; Mr.. and Mrs. l.. X.
Fenlason. Miss McGee. Miss Offdcn-
kamp. Miss Beatty and Carlyle Pol.
lock. OF Rocky Ford: Misses Potter.
Frances Robinson. Helen and Ger.
trude McNeen. Albera. Baldridgc and
Lee. and Mesmrs. James Prosser. Rufus
Lyle. Reg. Garvin. WIN winchcll and
Earl Haskins. OF La Junta.
La Junta tribune., 1910-09-10
can.aloups and Game Party.

Miss Mildred Bowers was the
charming hostess to a number Of
friends Thursday evening at the
home OF Bert Wacascr, In West La
Junta. a canialoupe and game party
1t was--of truth--for the jolly com.
pany ate cantaloupes and played
games Ito finish" Such dear, old.
fashioned, fun productive games as,
boots without Shoes" three Deep
drop the handkerchief and grand
mother goes 10 China"
One unique feature Of entertain
ment was a humaniphone. and anoth-
er very pleasing feature was i'm
promptu music graciously rendered
by Mr.. Reynolds. Miss Phillips, Miss
Wacaser and Mrs. Powers
The evening was spent in part on
the lawn, lighted by Oriental lanterns
amid the pleasant comforts OF in.
doors.
\ list of those present follows:
Misses Bruner. Day. Westtrook, Jes-
sic Westbrook. Gable. Davis, Oakley.
Sence. Spicer, Phillips and sherman.
Messrs. Lard. Reynolds. Prosser. Con.
away, Spicer. Bell, Hyde. Walker.
Frost and Wacaser
La Junta tribune., 1910-09-10
Little Folks Small Party.

On Friday afternoon of last week
little Lucille Taylor was guest of
honor al small party given by her
young hostess, Miss Hester Robinson.
Some six or eight of the little
lady's friends were invited to the
pleasant Lewis home on Ration ave.
nue. where they spent several hours
on the shady lawn at games with
the dainty honorec and the gracious
hostess
The afternoon was warm so the
cooling ices served at the last as re.
freshmen were most delicious and
acceptable
La Junta tribune., 1910-09-10
Watermelon Social.

Mrs. G. u. Downer received the
members OF the Endexvor Society oi
the Christian church at = watcrmel
on social Tuesday evening. Between
sevcnty.flve and one hundred were
present to take part In the good time
and Rev. John stivers. former pastor
here but At present travelling evan
gclist In California. vas guest Of
honor.
An impromptu program Of music
was rendered BY Miss Lois Downcr,
violin: Mrs. Snyder and Miss Huiah
Black. piano. and Miss Jessie West.
brook. voice.
The pretty yard was beautifully
agiow under . myriad electric lights,
and . huge table occupied the place
Of importance. around which the
merry company gathered to partaks
Of the cool. luscious meat Of water.
melons and cantaIoupes. After q
wagon load Of melons had gone the
way Of Jonas--down the threats. moi
Of whales. but Of hearty young en-
leavorers- were played until
10 1ats hour and the company de.
taa1sl thanhjns . gracious Aostes1
|ese 80 more svsalns q eesuins end
lpAecsot Dleoeurs.
La Junta tribune., 1910-09-10
Home Coming Reception.

Father Dilly. who returned last
Wednesday from his two months va.
cation on the Pacific Coast. was
guest Of honor at = pleasant reoep.
ton which WAS given by the mem.
bers Of the Catholic church In Wood.
man Hall Thursday evening.
Quite 4 number were present to
congratulate Father Dilly on his
safe return ard splendid health and
to take part In the delightful pes.
times OF the evening. As q mark Of
sincere appreciation Of the ministra.
tons Of both. Fathers Dnly and
kleinbrecht were each presented with
purse Of $50. DR.. Kearns made
the happy presentation speeches and
received responses that were appre.
cia'ive and appropoS to both.
The evening closed with the scrv.
Ing OF seascnable refreshments and
dancing.
La Junta tribune., 1910-09-10

Ing miles. The drive was treat to
say nothing of the hospitable recep-
ton that awaited them at the end
OF the line,
An hour was given to business
and was followed ~ a pleasant social
while. during which the guests were
refreshed on cooling ices and lusci.
GUS fruit and melons.
La Junta tribune., 1910-09-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


Mrs. w. P. Morgan is at home after
a pleasant visit to her sister In
Welsh. Okla.
Mrs. ]. b. Pearce came down from
Denver Thursday night for few
days visit with La Junta friends.
G. b. Round and family, who have
been living on the ranch near Timpas
since June. returned to La Junta last
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Painter and
wee daughter. Dorothy. left this
morning t0r a two weeks visit in
Brush, Colo.
w. F. Sears and family, who have
been located in La Barge. Wyo,, for
over year, have returned to La
Junta to reside.
Geo. II. Nichols and r. w. Patter-
son left last Wednesday morning for
Cimarron, n. NJ, for few days
visit on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Woodruff, Of
Quincy, H., left Friday morning for
home after an extended stay in La
Junta and Denver.
Mrs. X. +. Mayhew and children
are expected home the first of next
week from Sioux City, Iowa, where
they have been for three months with
Mrs, Mayhew's people.
Mrs. Merritt Brady and her sister.
Miss Minnie Dittman, left Monday
evening for months visit to rela-
tives in Saginaw, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hurley return
ed home last Monday from Topeka,
where they had been to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Hurley's brother, j. 4.
Hurley.
Mrs. Jennie Talbot. who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. ID. T. Rich
ards, on Cimarron avenue, left Tues
day on the noon train for her home
in Topeka.
Mr.. and Mrs d. NJ. Harmon and
children. Of Denver. left Sunday for
home after spending two weeks In
La Junta. the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. =. Bradish
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barr return
ed home last Sunday morning from
Wakita. Okla, where they were sum
moned on account OF the death of
Mr. Barr's mother.
Miss Ruth ondenkamp, of Pueblo
arrived this week and resumed her
duties Tuesday as one of the grade
teachers of the Liberty building
Rocky Ford Gazette.
J. ID. Craighead had six head OF
thoroughbred cattle ON exhibition a,
the Rocky Ford Fair. and WAS award
ed seven first premiums and three
sweepstakes over all breeds.
Friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Drury VIII be Interested to know
that he has been made master me
chanic at Arkansas City. Kan. The
family will 70 at once to that place
TO reside.
Edward f. Miller writes to send
his great family journal to Strasburg.
Ohio. having accepted a position ther,
with the Cover Brothers Company IN
manager OF their dry goods depart.
ment.
The Ration baseball team started
out last Saturday on trip to II
Paso. Amarillo and other Texas towns.
II will be gone week or more. The
trip will help the Ration boys get
into the best Of condition to meet
the other contestants In the baseball
tournament at the Albuquerque fair
In Ocfoler-Las Vegas ODtic
La Junta tribune., 1910-09-10
In Honor Of Guest.

Mrs. c. II. Hubocll entertained
thirty OF her lady friends at 500
Wednesday afternoon of this week,
conplimenting her guest. Miss Elsie
Myers. The house was charming In
decoration OF sunfiowers. aud season.
sole refreshments were served as an
acceptable finale to a most delightful
affair.
La Junta tribune., 1910-09-10
Militia Company at Rifle Match.

Messrs. Williams. Metcalf, Wildin.
Mock, Glatz, Clawson and oskison.
of the local company OF the National
Guard of Colorado. represented the
company at the annual state rifle
match held at Denver last Saturday,
Sunday and Monday. Sergeant John
the members from La Junta.
La Junta tribune., 1910-09-10
Card Of Thanks.

We desire to express our thanks
for the many kindnesses shown us
by friends during the sickness and
death Of our daughter. Emma. and
assure them of our heartfelt appreci-
alton.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ID. Doxey.
La Junta tribune., 1910-09-10
Telephone. Black 7ss

lowe and Hildesarde, aged respective
iy u and 10, will finish their educa.
ton at Ann Arbor, Mich. and TO
that place Mrs. Hurley will accom-.
pany them and reside for the pres.
ent
La Junta tribune., 1910-09-10

State coss,, CO uS's'a1o; Of o,sro. IS.
!, K. Phillips, Cashier OF the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true 10 the best
OF my knowledge and belief.
R. PHILLIPS, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
this 9Th day Of September, 1910.
4 GEO. A. klLGORE,
(SeaD Notary Public.
Ny commission expires April 80, 1911.
Conect-Attest:
FRANK FlNNEY,
X. W. PATTERSON.
{. X. BUCkEY.
Directors.
La Junta tribune., 1910-09-10

~he members Of the Missionar,
sccicty Of the Presbyterian church
scrc the guests Thursday afternoon
oe Ara n. r. Oillum II Fairmount.
Tho isdiss assembled q ; O'Clock. .,
ths church. ss1 were taken y carri.
asss ssl busg5ss ever tAs istsrvsa.
La Junta tribune., 1910-09-10
City Federation Of Wemsn's cluI

The La Junta Federation OF Wo.
mans Clubs will hold their first reg.
ular meeting for the season of 1910.
II next Monday afternoon At .
o'clock. In Harmony Hail. when the
following program will BE- rendered: !:
Piano Solo =. =. Miss Hazel Lee
Vocal Solo :. Mhs Gertrude rinney
Discussion. Remington. His Life
and Work :. :. :. :. Miss WIN
Proposed plans for cooperation
With the Ia Junta lndustriai
Association. hooking 70 Far.
mers' Fall Festival :. :. :.
=. =. ;. :. D.. Jessie Stubbs
A full attendaaee 10 desired. All
are free 70 take part In discussions.
especially that one bearing upon CO.
operation with the Industrial Associ.
ation.
La Junta tribune., 1910-09-10

round. Tuesday found the
Sv teachers and pupils at the
post Of duty in the several
La Junta schools. and this week and
last marks the initial meeting of a
number OF the social clubs.
There is something inspiring in
this taking up again Of the activities
of life after the summer lull.
One could wish, however. that the
sun had looked with less ardor upon
lads and lassies schoolward bound.
and upon maids and matrons on pleas
ure bent. But Old Sol has had his
day. All through the good old sum
mer time he did his best to burn
our noses and scorch our 'toeses'
and make US believe his flaming
chariot was within ten minutes ride
by aeroplane-of the locality we call
LEJunta. Now he must retire and
.~te long Jack Frost will be king.
Yes. before long the poor noses and
"toeses" that have been pinchcd and
bIistered through the hot season will
be pinched and frost bitten through
the cold season-which all goes to
show that life is just one dtear)
thing after another" IThe society
editor has evidently been seeing
things-in the daytime. while they
were staring her in the face from the
editorial desk
Well. well. What's the use? Wen
just jog along. ''playin' like We enjoy
II ALL" praying for rain when it's dry
and for dry weather when II rains,
dreaming OF roses when II SHOWS
and OF SHOWS when it's roses. etc.
etc.
Dare we. after all. be anything
other than happy and thankful? See
how many are spared to come to-
gether again in pleasant social inter
course and how many have the privi-
lege Of stepping once more into paths
OF duty by the sides OF the ones
they love.
We will look abroad on the earth.
rich with a. undant haryests and
beautiful in the golden and purple
and scarlet tapestries of the autumn
Time. and with glad hearts fall into
step. each with friends and neighbors.
and press joyfuily forward to the gol-
den portals OF the summer of 1911.