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Mrs. II. 3. Sherman was fieoic
visitor on Friday.
Mrs. Fred Knauss is wishing Mrs
Claude KeIin of Svink.
Mrs. j. W. Todd spent Sunday in La
Junta with Mrs. c. A. Beerbohm.
Mrs. Frank Hart is recovering from a
threatened attack of pneumonia.
| H..W. Minor returned Sunday from
weeks campaigning trip in kiowa county
'Mesdames o. G. Dukate and G H
Larmore spent yesterday with friends IN
| iolbrook.
Mrs. Robert S Anderson Of La Iuhta
was week end visitor at the N. J And
erson home
Mr.. and Mrs. a. P. Samples left on
Thursday for weeks visit with friends
in WaIsenbuEg.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Challgren were up
from Las Aninas and spent Sunday with
the home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Colegtove gave a
dinner party Wednesday evening. Cove
were LAID for ten,
Mrs. G. M. Hall>entertainod a number
Of ladies' Friday afternoon in honor of her
neither. Mrs. Smith.
Miss Cora Sewers, clerk in J. B.
5yars store. spent Sunday in Ordway
visiting her parents.
Mrs. A. Anderson was surprised on
Tuesday evening by visit from her
mother from Las Anmas.
Miss Mae Murray, one Of the teachers
in the Liberty building, went to Las An
imas on Tuesday TO vote.
Mrs. George Dehl returned from Kar-
sas on Tuesday morning, where she has
been visiting for some time.
Mrs, Robert mcCloud entertained her
Sunday school class Of the Presbyterian
church on Monday evening.
Warren Maxwell came down from
Colorado Springs and spent Saturday
and Sunday with his parents,
Glenn, Beall & Goblin this week moved
their offices into the Hale building, corner
Main street and Elm avenue.
Mrs. Minor and daughter. Miss Laura
Clore. went to Ordway on Sunday where
they visited at the Bashor home.
Mrs. ]. W. Weeland from La Junta
was visitor at the homs of Mrs. V. a.
Moore for few days this week.
Every enc was pleased to sec Jeter
Arnold able to be up and about and again
greeting old friends on Tuesday.
J. L. Walker was up from Las Animss
! this week. spending q fow days with
his daughter. miss jennie Walker.
Mrs. H. Van Buskirk returned home on
Wednesday from Denver, where she had
been visiting frit tnds for few days.
Mrs. Mary Baldwin returned to her
homo in Pueblo on Wednesday after
pleasant visit with her daughter Florence
Mrs. r. S. BeaII is eonvaIescing from
a recent severe Illness at the home Of her
friend. Mrs, A. D, Best, southeast OF
| town.
". H. Allan left yesterday morning for
Cripple Creek. nd he will bring back
some thirty carloads Of stock for winter
feeding.
Mrs. C. NJ. Hall entertained a number
, of children aud their mothers in honor Of
NJ lster Lawreneos third birthday. IN
I Monday last.
Misses Grace and Edna Woodward
leave today for thsir home in Colorado
Springs, after pleasant visit VITA Nj 5
Adah Taylor.
John Forbes is recovering from a
threatened attack of pneumonia. which
kept him confined to his home for the
past few days.
The ladies of the G A. r. will meet
With Mrs. A. G.. Conner. 4o5 N. Twelfth
ST.. next Tuesday afternoon. All comrades
ard their wives invited.
The Modern Woodman gave a banquat
last night to welcome in large number
OF new members. A most enjoyable time
was had by all who attended.
The Eastern Star had a well attended
meeting Tuesday evening, Miss Mae
Fenton was initiated. after which lunch
was served and d social time enjoyed.
DR.. Bulette. OF Pueblo. will be at Hotel
FL Captain. Rocky Ford. Nov. 18th.
Practice limited to diseases of the eye,
Ear, Nose and Throat ard fitting Glasses
Comrade Badger and wife will enter
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