La Junta tribune., 1910-08-13

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Miss Mary McGeeney. OF Newton.
Kan. is visiting her brother. Ed Nc
Geeney. sls Santa Fe avenue.
S. W. jerks. fireman. spent three
days last week in Colorado Springs az
a part OF his summer vacation.
Mayhew House Furnishing Co.. un-
dertakers and embalmsrs. Phone
Fast IL. night phone Junta "A.
Harry Bourne Is working for the
Metropolitan Drug Company in Pu-
eblo, formerly known as the Wells
Drug Company.
Lyman Miller's son and daughter,
Marshall and Margaret. are here from
Washington City. making him
pleasant visit.
Miss Bruner. who holds an impor-
tant position with the Draper Cloth
ing Company, is spending her yaca-
tion in Denver.
5. X. Mendelson was In Denver the
first OF the week. sizing up the dem
ocratic extra session hordes and at.
tending % business.
II. Phillips left last Tuesday morn.
ing for Denver for weeks visit
with his family. who have been spend.
fny tho summer fh.r.
/ sIr. and Mrs. s $. Bleyins and
daughter. Inez. came back Tuesday
from points in Florida. They enjoy
ed months delightful outing.
Mrs. Rosa Spencer and her little
nephew. who have been the guests
for some days OF Mrs. G. ". White,
returned Wednesday TO their home In
Pueblo.
4 c. 4. Cullen, local manager OF
the Colorado Telephone Company at
Las Animas. was In town yesterday
comforting with the district manager.
n j. A. kincaid
For Sale-Two good sulky stubble
plows. fourteen inch. one Good
Enough and one Cassidy. will be sold
cheap. Inquire OF Z r Donahue. or
phone Holbrook 22l2.
Mr. aud Mrs. Homer r. Lake re-
turned home last Monday night from
their ridal tour OF the Pacific Slope.
They were married In Colorado
Springs about a month ago.
Miss Frances Robinson returned
home last Wednesday morning from
Berkeley. Calf. where she has been
] ,he guest of her sister. Mrs. William
Lockhart. during the past two months
Mrs l.. V. Hyatt. accompanied by
her little son. Meryl. and by her
sister. Miss irel Yates, left Tuesday
for hire home In Sedalia. Mo. Miss
Yates may remain In Sedalia and
attend school there.
W. b. wis~all. the dry goods man
who was burned out In the recent
fire. expects to leave shortly after
the 18th instant for Denver. where he
will be located until he decides upon
a new venture In the business world.
Mrs Maggie Bryant was a La
Junta visitor several days last week.
leaving Saturday morning for Los
Angeles. Calf. for an extended visit
4 Mrs. Minnie Buckley returned home
last Saturday from a months visit
in Denver.
Otto Frcsch. one OF the old.timers.
has returned from the Belen cutoff.
and is With US again shaking hands
With his many friends. Otto says
there Is no place like La Junta. and
|. II may be that he will be unable to
tear himself away again.
For Sale-Slx.room modern brick
house; good buildings: two blocks
from First National Bank Of La Jun,a:
will sell for small payment down. five
to ten years on the balance. secured
by mortgase on the proper,y.-lnauirc
OF Bell 4 White. Lamar. Colo.
MIR. and Mrs. WIN Robinson, who
have been guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Willis Andrews. left Inst Wednesday
morning for Colorado Springs and
Denver. and after seeing the pietur.
csque sights OF those two cities.
will return to their home In Water.
loo. Iowa.
|. A postal card from Engineer q. A.
Whitehead. dated Portland. Ore. says:
, IT'S mighty cool here and We have
10 sleep under the cover every night.
All kinds OF fruit In evidence and lots
OF II. My hay fever Is gone. and In
consequence this country looks pow.
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