La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22
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Miss Hazel Oldfield. of Milan, Mo-.
Is with Mrs II. f. Hall and will be
her guest through the winter.
A marriage license was issued In
Denver last Monday to Frank ]. Schu
Ter. Of La Junta. and Mary 8. schiff-
man
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Henry have
moved to La Junta. where he will be
employed in the Draper store.-Swink
Advocate.
Mrs. David Hurley accompanied by
her daughter. Miss Hattie. leave to-
morrow for a weeks visit with friends
In Denver.
Miss Byrd Babcock, of Kansas
City. is pleasant guest In the home
OF her aunt. Mrs. ID. NJ. Mills, on
Colorado avenue.
Strayed-Light roam mare: brand
combination CT on left hip. II on
left jaw; reward. Notify ]. b. Mosh-
er, La Junta. Colo.
John Hughes arrived from his
home In kenton. Okla, the first of
the week to visit his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. Hughes
Mrs Thomas Roberts, accompanied
by her two children, lef, last Satur-
day morning for weeks visit with
relatives and friends In Trinidad
and Ration.
Jake Klein left Thursday night on
No. for Ellinwood Kan, where he
was summoned on accoupt OF the
Illness of his aged father. who is not
expected TO live.
The high school girls are the best
II take supper with them at Wood
man Hall this evening and let them
prove II. Price of the proof. twenty
five cents.
The Tribune has on hand number
Of printed placards. upon which is
inscribed the words. mo Minors Al
lowed" and No Habitual Drunkards
Allowed" which we are Offering for
sale at great discount
j. W. Bent. OF Lamar. clerk OF
the district court Of Prowcrs county.
received official notice from Washing
ton last Monday OF his appointment
as receiver OF the United States land
office at Lamar.
All ladies' appreciate suggestions for
recipes. patterns. and formulas by
other ladies'. because the ideas are
practical. The Weekly Inter Ocean
and Farmer prints seven columns OF
such information each week. This
paper Is 81 year. but by subscrib-
ing through the great family Journal
the two papers will cost only sl.75.
There's weekly letter from Wash.
ington. ID. C.. In the Weekly Inter
Ocean and Farmer. and its contents
alone make the paper worth Its regu-
lar subscription price OF 81 per year.
Yet by our special low rate arrange
ment both this paper and the Week.
iy Inter Ocean and Farmer may be-
had. each for one year. for &l.75. Can
you think OF a better investment!
Another OF the Payne specials from
Omaha. Ncb.. arrived In town Thurs
day morning. and after inaking n
trip west as far AS Manzano,G to view
the landscape and the crop prospect
o'cr. was taken over the alfalfa branch
W the ''just as good country" north
Of Lamar The special was compos-
cd OF three cars and there were
about sixty land luyors In the party.
Dave Bole established a new rec.
ord In horticultural circles ON his
farm west Of town this week. lie
picked ninety loxcs Of apples from
one tree and sold the entire output
to the Harvey House at s. per box.
Yet some people continue To argue
that climatic conditions In the Arkan.
sas Valley are not suitable FOR fruit
raising.
Mrs J. I. Dolscr came down from
Colorado Springs last Monday night
aud was the guest OF Mrs, Vim. Els.
Gus until "Wednesday morning. While
here Mrs. Bolscr sold her residence
property at 3ot Cimarron avenue to
Engineer q. A. Whitehead. the con-
nidcrntion being 400 spot cast.
Mr.. Bolscr Intends In the near future
to engage In the grocery busincss In
Colorado city.
n. 3. Larsen moved this week
into his new quarters IN the Simon.
ton block. the enlarged store room
formerly occupied by J. W. Fisher.