La Junta tribune., 1910-08-13

For Saie-Seven loot sfaenta sales.
man show case; cheap TAe White
house.
4 Mrs. Joseph Armstrong spent sev.
eral days recently with friends In
Colorado Springs.
For Rent-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Inquire at
Prinster's meat market
Mrs. b. E. Frizzell. Of Halstead.
Kan. rs the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Otis Wright. for a brief visit.
1 ". F. Eakle. night chief d<spstcher
at Dodge City. was transferred this
week to similar position in La
Junta
William Bowen. accompanied by
his family. left last Monday night
for lola. Colo. to enjoy a few weeks
trout fishing at Camp La Junta.
( Some of the muzzles that adorn
the CANNES around town are Is much
I of joke as the alleged fact that
La Junta is in the dry town class.
Z. ]. Blakeley. who has been visit.
I ing relatives in Mount Vernon, Ind d.
returned home the first of the week
Mrs Blakeiey win remain for another
month.
The work OF remodelliny the old
postoffce storeroom has been delay.
ed owing To the non-arri,ai OF struc-
tural steel that Is to be used In the
new front.
I Don Sanford and Miss F'lossie san.
ford. who have been residents Of
La Junta for some time. left last,
I Tuesday morning for their home in
Santa Fe. y. NJ.
Rolert Sharp. sheep man. of
| the north side. liz the owner OF a
new velie touring car. delivered this
week by the Bomgardner 4 O'Neil
Hardware Company.
Gus Dahlgren is building a four.
room cottage on Mrs. Emma Powell's
ranch property just south OF town
When completed II will be occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Powell
I Mrs. Chas. Stoffel and little ones,
left Wednesday evening for Pueblo.
where they will lie until after sun.
day. Mr. Stoftel accompanied Mr.
Peyton on his sad journey to Hanni.
bal. Mo.
Mrs. Hartman. OF Larned. Kan,
and Mrs. Rice. of Marshalltown. Okla
are visiting their sister. Mrs. r. \.
Griffin. MIR, and Mrs. A. Deeter. Of
Lamar. father and mother of Mrs.
Griffin. are also her guests.
Notice the new advertisement Of +.
NJ. Stark a Co. In another column
OF this issue announcing a big sale
of dishes. The display of dishes In
tn. show window Of this establish
ment ought to interes, you
Mrs ID. NJ. Mills has the sympa.
thy OF many friends in the loss OF
her dear old mother. Mrs Mills was
called TO Waldron. No. several days
ago to attend her mother. but vas
unable To reach her before she died.
Mrs. Pearl II. Clark. Who has
been spending her vacation in FL
dorado Springs. Denver and Colorado
Springs. is stopping for a fex days
with Mrs. N. A. Wells. at 4. West
Sixth street. on her Nay TO Tripi.
dad
Mrs = NJ. White, left for Tiffin.
Ohio. "Wednesday morning. having
Leen summoned there by a message
which announced her mothers serious
illness. Mrs. Miller fell and broke
her arm and the result was much
feared. Mrs. White writes bach, how.
ever. that she Is improving
Mrs J. 8. Scot, returned home last
J Sunday from \ four months visit at
her old home In Independence, No.
and also with friends In Hannibal and
Kansas City. Mo. The old man, In
consequence. Is nov on his GOOD be-
hayior. and has resigned from the
Lime Kiln Club.
q. " Do~n.r left las, Tuesday on
No. II for Greeley to close up the
deal for the transfer OF the first one
of Humphrys 4 Downcr's ditchink ma.
chimes that has been sold. It was
boush, by Colorado SPRINGS contrac-
tors who are a, present engaged on
some work at Greeley.
H. =. Mexican. manager and resi.
dent engineer Of the Otcro 1rrt.
4 cation District. took a snapshot Of
a.