La Junta tribune., 1910-11-26

-'9' EuNdlu MilleT ltIt last SdtuT-
day for Terre Haute Ind to spend the
holidays with relatives.
Mrs. Charles Triplett spent last
Sunday and Monday in Pueblo as the
guest Of Mrs. Mcconnell.
Miss Elizabeth Betzner came down
"Wednesday evening from Colorado
SPRINGS for short visit to friends.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Wood, who are
now residing in Alma, Ark, announce
the birth Of son, Tuesday, Novem-
ber 18th,
Miss Mary Mcconnell, of Pueblo,
was the guest of Misses Fern Mays
and Gladys Hair during Thanksgiv.
ing week.
Miss Edith Draper left Wednesday
for Kansas City where she met her
brother, Russell. and spent delight
ful Thanksgiving.
Miss Martha Phillips, who is in
school at Colorado Springs. spent
THANKSGIVING with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs Rufus Phillips.
Richard Scofield Cook came from
Boulder, where he is attending school
and spent Thanksgiving week most
pleasantly with the home people.
Mrs Charles Everhart left last
Monday for Ottawa. Kan, and other
points east to be the guest of rola-
tives until the first OF the year.
Miss Bertha Hansen came down
from the State Normal School at
Greeley to spend Thanksgiving week
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. An.
drew Hansen.
Miss Clarice Cook entertained a
few friends at bridge whist Tuesday
evening for the pleasure Of her bro
ther, Richard Scofieh Cook, who was
home for short visit.
Little william Bryan Gracey. of
HolbrOOk, who underwent an opera.
ton at the Otero Hospital Tuesday
evening for appendicitis, is reported
out of danger and expected to re-
cover.
Otto Frcsch. the boiler.mak,r. has
gone TO Long Beach. Calf, to ac.
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life savers. We hope Otto achieves
distinction and mdying fame In his
new vocation.
Harry Rapp, student OF the medical
department of the State University
at Boulder. has been at home all
week spending the Thanksgiving va.
cation with his parents. Mr., and
Mrs. J. II. Rapp.
Ed Chestnut has been doing tn.
hose wagon driver stunt for week
or ten days. and was relieved from
duty yesterday. I'D says he would
prefer life sentence In jail 10
] u'"hB uo"H 'H' J'o p'' Hi"H'h'i's
The Monday afternoon Bridge Club
met this week with Mrs, Wilson A.
Hart. at s02 Ration avenue The af.
tcrn0On was spent according 10 the
clubs custom, at whist, and closed
with the serving of light refr, sh
ments.
Just y line from Walter Cowles. oi
Riverside. Calf. ON a souvenir pos
tai card showing u fishing scene on
the raging waters of the Pacific
says: u recently met c. II. Hayter
Jake Blair. John Schmidt and Harry
Schmidt In Riverside. all oid.tim,
La Juntaites."
Professor kirke, master OF dancing
gave \ dance Wednesday afternoon
In Elks' hall, In compliment To and
for the pleasure Of the high schoo
students. Those who were In attend
ance report Jolly time and express
deep appreciation Of the kind courte
sizes extended them.
Ernest Kirkpatrick. driver Of th'
hose wagon. ~as turned loose iron
tho City Hospital ON Thanksgiving
morning. where he had been In q
state Of Qulcscncc for week prev
ious. II MAS y very poor day tt
urn = man cut of hospital. Tut Il
Is hoped that Ernest survived th'
ordeal by not yielding to temp'ati iou
q. A. Dahigren has teen a~ardcs
the contract To erect \ modern sns
up-to.dste frame bungalow for }. "
Madixsn Oh the ives, sid. Of the sot
block on xsn Juan avenue. adjoining
The new residence Of J. A. Dodds oi
IN. south. Work In to be- commcnc
I'd At once. and tn. new modern resi-
dcncc will cost In the ncishtorhoos
/ of $4,000