La Junta tribune., 1910-06-11

city and offictate In the same ca
paeity at the Boys Club.
E. G. Smith one OF North La Junta's
most persistent boosters, went to Pu.
ebio Thursday morning for days
visit on business
Ed King is back on his old Job at
the La Junta The sater, manipulating
the moving picture machine and look
ing after the interior OF the theater
ence when Ed IS on the Job.
W. S. Morley. OF Moscow, Idaho.
was a La Junta visitor one day this
week. the guest OF his brother. Rev.
G. r. Morley. MFR. Morley is profes-
sor OF mathematics In the University
Of Idaho, aud was on his way home
from a trip TO Atlantic City. n. J.
Henry II. Savage, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Savage. OF this city. recent.
ly graduated from the Denver Cniycr-
shy. E'N'fhs tHs ucef'es ID. a,
and VI. A. Mr. Savage Is now preach.
ing at various points along the line OF
the Moffatt road. filling appointments
assigned to him.
Buck" Suddeth, pitcher for the
Larned. Kan. State League bali team,
was in town Decoration Day. He re-
ports that Herb Love. Grover Matney
and Harry Yeaion are all making
good In the league. Their team is
crowding first place and they hope to
land the pennant.-Las Animas Dem
ocrat
c. o. Cadman. former saloon
man of Rocky Ford and Las Animas.
was the principal of an inquisition
in the county court last Monday as
70 his sanity and Was ordered com
mitted to Works sanitarium in Pu-
eblo. undersheriff Jack Devine took
the unfortunate man to Pueblo last
Monday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. r. Phillips left Fri
day morning overland by automobile.
for Colorado Springs. They will be
Of the Colorado College. Their son.
Glare and daughter. Martha, are mem
bers OF the 1910 class OF that col
lcge. From Colorado Springs Mrs.
Phillips goes to Denver as a delegate
TO the National Mothers Convention.
II. NJ. Fosdick was down from Fow
Ter the first OF the week attending
the monthly meeting Of the Firs; Ma
tional Bank Mr.. Fosdick has been
resident OF the Arkansas Valley
since the year one and says he never
before saw such a prospect for crops
Of all kinds as the present year OF
grace. Every resident OF the Arkan.
sas Valley Is going TO have money to
burn this fall and winter.
c.ors. Inse accompanied his moth
er TO independence. Kan. Wednesday,
whore she will visit her son. William.
Mrs. lnge Is getting quite old and
Mr lnge did not think II safe to let
her travel alone although she said
she was perfectly capable Of so doing
Garden City Herald Mrs. lnge has
frequently visited her son. X. C. Inge.
OF this city. and is quite well known
In La Junta.
J. y Lamb. OF the Lamb-Thiets
Mercantile Company. bought the fifty
foot frontage on Santa fe avenue.
now occupied by the Fcrnsel eonfec-
tionary and the office OF DIR. Billings
lea. one day this week. from c. II
Blankenship. The consideration was
$4,000. In October. 1906. this prop
erty Was sold by Leander Brown to
Blankcnship Bros. for $1,000 In the
near future IL Is MIR. Lamt's inten-
tion to erect fine home on the prop
crty for the Lamb -Thiets Mercantile
Company.
e. S. Marey's residence In North
La Jun,a was totally destroyed by
fire last Wednesday night between
II and IL O'Clock. The alarm OF fire
was sounded from the pump house
about ii:25 O'Clock. bu, Was not re-
spondcd to by the fire department. Of
cours. as there ar. no fire pluxs In
North La Junta. The house and its
contents were a total loss as there
WAS no one at HON. Mt the time OF
the fire, the origin OF which is n mys-