La Junta tribune., 1910-06-25
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Summer cottage at Glen Park for
rent: conyenieut--R E. Adams, Fort
Collins.
How about that season. ticket for
the Chau,auqua? Why not buy It
now and save five per cent
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. y. Lamb left last
Saturday night for months visit
with relatives in Minneapolis. MINI.
For Sale-Cherriss. early. medium
and late In their season, also plums
and currants-H. H. Chapman, phone
Junta ll3.
Morning subject at the Presbyterian
church The Visible and the Inyis-
ible Church Song service and ser.
mon in the evening.
Miss Alta Cannon. OF Kansas City.
Mo. arrived Thursday evening and
will be the guest OF Miss Edna Holly.
at sos San Juan avenue.
Miss Grace Dalton has returned
from Canon City. where she has been
attending school at a sisters agad.
erny during the past year.
Mr. and Mrs. c. f. Adams left
few days ago for Howe. Ind. and
other points in that state. for a
months visit with relatives.
Mrs. Geo. X. Gooding. OF Los An;
geles. Calf, is the CUES, OF her Sis
ter. Mrs Geo. II. Nichols. arriylng in
La Junta yesterday afternoon.
Miss Mary White came back Tues
day evening from Salida and Pueblo
in which interesting cities she has
spent several weeks with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Dawson left
last Saturday for Denver to reside
permanently. Mr.. Dawson having re-
signed his position as night clerk at
the postoffice.
Harold Rosenburg. the sweet sing
er OF Wonderly's theater, left
few days ago for LIS old home 10 Al.
lance. Ohio. for an extended visit
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs c. H. McCormick, ac-
companied by Miss Recker. left last
Saturday for Dubuque. Iowa, where
they will be the guests OF relatives
until September.
Mrs F. Finney. accompanied by her
daughter. Miss Gertrude, who recent
ly graduated from the musical depart
ment at Oberlin College. are expect.
cd to arrive home today.
Mr.. and Mrs J. n. Lamb and lit
tie ones left Saturday evening last
for Minneapolis. MINI. where they
will be the guests for a month OF
Nrs. Lambs near relatives.
c. J. Sisk. a former member OF
the leisure trust OF this city,when
he was In the railway postal service.
was down from Evans Colo The first
OF the week visiting old.time friends.
II. l.. Smith. travelling suppiymap
for the Santa Fe. left last week for
Clear Lake. Iowa. 10 enjoy a months
recreation at his old home and fire.
side-providing the fire Is out In
the latter.
One second hand 1903 30-horse
power Velie automobile in nrst class
condition for Sale. A big bargain II
taken at once. See Messenger-Gra.
ham Auto Co. IL East First steet.
MIR and Mrs. r NJ. Bisbee left yes
'erday morning for an extended stay
In California. Mrs. Bisbce has not
been well OF late. and Il is hoped and
believed that the change 10 q lower
altitude Will prove benefit to her.
Frederick II. Wilson, the celebrzt-
ed impersona,or. gave very clever
rendition OF the traternal play. "Dav-
Id. Jonathan and Saul" at woodman
Hall. las, night under the auspices OF
La Junta Lodge. No. "a. o. o. y.
Seven great musical companies. a
dozen lecturers and entertainers be-
sides many attractive and educa ationai
features comprise the Intellectual
menu OF the coming ChautAuqua.
which opens at La Junta on the fifth
OF July.
Drs. T.. ". Raxsdaie and Il. q. Ed.
wards have opened a new city hos
pitAi At 81: Lincoln avenue In the res.
idcnec formerly occupied by =. u.
Likes. Mrs. May Cook is the natrou
Of the Institution and Miss Charity
Maxey assistant ma,ron. TIE new
hospital already has one patisat.