La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
aUaAL.ERSO|NLI1 I1N1Ss

Mrs. E. E Fernsel has been anon;
those on the sick list this week.
Clarence Carlisle went to ordway
and Fowler Tuesday to look after di-
rectory business for F. A Mckinney.
Mrs. c. |. Mccoy, of Pueblo. sis
ter Of Mrs. X. c. Todd has been
here for some time on account of
the Illness of Mrs Todd.
A sale was held Tuesday at the
Franklin dairy. All the stock was
put for sale to the highest bidder,
and Mr.. Franklin will retire from
the dairy business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alien Moore, mother
and father of Charles. accompanied
by their two daughters. Mrs. c. W.
Fault and Mrs. c. w. Lemon, left last
Tuesday for Goodhope. H.
Or. Sapero. the Denver eye, ear
nose and threat specialist, will
be in La Junta at the Sherman
House, two days. Friday and satur-
day. October 18th and goth.
Mrs. Barney Frelsmeir. of North
La Junta, accompanied by her mother
and her two children, left September
25th for visit of two weeks with
relatives in West Point. Iowa
Mrs George ID. Criley and two
children, Isabel and George. left Tues
day evening for Clarksyille, Texas,
where they will spend two weeks the
guests OF Mrs Criey's mother. Mrs.
Belle Morrison
j. l.. Thorpe. chief clerk TO Sup
erintendent Orr. who has been liv-
ing In the Anna Ford residence on
East Third street during the past
two years. moved this week to 902
Smithland avenue.
DIR. Edwards is confined TO his
home with a severe case of blood
poisoning in his arm. He was de-
lirious yesterday and up to the hour
OF going to press there was not much
improsssaeat Ia his condittoa. -...s. 4
Mrs. n. r. Aldrich. nee bertha Nc
COnnell. was over from Sugar City
last Wednesday and Thursday.
visiting friends. and had her name
enrolled upon the great family jour
nars ever increasing subscription list
Leo Prinster has returned from
pleasant trip which WAS extended
from st. Louis to Kansas City. Mil
waukee and Chicago. He returned
via Mount Hope. Kan. stopping there
some time with friends and relatives
Mrs. c. X. Mcbride. OF Trinidad.
II the guest OF her sister. Mrs. W.
L. Bertrand. at 7?l Ration avenue.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dougherty returned
last week from visit Of some weeks
to friends and relatives In Cambridge.
Vt.
d. p. Garnett. Of Estancia. n.
NJ, was u visitor In Ia Junta We'd
nesday. Mr. Garnett was on his way.
to Fort Morgan. Colo. where he has
purchased . half interest In the
Morgan County Herald. owned by
George Hosmer.
Marriage licenses were issued this
week TO the following: l.enic Brown
and Ida Davis. both Of Rocky Ford:
Mack Short and Mabel Nixon. both
Of Rocky Ford; Alfred r. Wilcox. Of
Roswell. n. NJ. and Bessie Humph'
rcy. Of La Junts.
J. A. Burwell ran up TO Colorado
Springs and Manitou the latter part
Of last week. and returned Monday
evening accompanied BY Mrs. Bur.
well and the children. who had been
at their summer home In Manitou
since the beginning Of the heated
term.
The ladies Of the Baptist church
served supper to the public last even
Ing st the pastors home. > East Fifth
street. The hours were from I'VE
until nine, and many were etsd OF III
opportunity To partske Of such
supper - these good ladies know 10
we'll hoW to concoct.
The Columbian eighth grade char
tered Wonderiy's Theater for Thur.
day evening and realised. clear os
expense. the neat sum Of 80. This
money viii b. divided equally amons
the boys and girls of that grade
and will form the nucleus II IN ath'
lctic fund. :.
O. l.. Entwhistlc and wife. Of Odell.
1ii.s are In the city visiting the fam
lilies Of the Misses Norton and H.
Phillips. They are now on their
~a~ hns,,. erns, n vacation trlp