La Junta tribune., 1911-01-21
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The Woman's Club met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. s. r. Mendelson,
on Santa Fe avenue.
The w. A. b. Club was pleasantly
entertained Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. Ira Hall, so2 Santa Fe avenue.
Mr., and Mrs. A. l.. Mcdonald left
Thursday morning for Denver where
they will probably make their home
The La Junta Music Study Club
will meet Monday afternoon next
with Mrs. Elmer Cook, on Santa Fe
avenue.
Mr., and Mrs. E. a, Vaupel left
last Tuesday morning for Mount Yer.
non. Ind, for an extended visit with
relatives.
ii. ID. Fades. OF the Commercial
College. spent Saturday in Trinidad.
Business. of course. He reports Trim
idad thriving city.
j. L. Gauger writes that he has
recovered from his Illness and is
again taking in the sights of Cali.
fornia.-Swink Advocate.
George II. Nichols left last Tues
day morning for Springer, n. NJ,
where he expects to land another
big contract for an irrigation project.
C, A. Johnson. formerly of the
Holly Sugar factory. has been given
the position OF manager of the Hunt
ington Beach factory now being erect
ed in California by the Holly Sugar
Company.
S. W. Sinsheimer, who is superin-
tendent of the Holly Sugar Company's
factories will In the future make his
headquarters at Holly when in Colo
rado. His headquarters have been al
Swmk.-Holly Call.
II. z. Payne Is contemplating
visit 70 old Missouri 10 look after
the farm he left behind him some
seventeen years ago. He says that II
s"s'"outb IN NuS hAmc Pb0Gc ue C1u
find the farm.-Swink Advocate.
Mrs. Jane Cissne desires to thank
the many friends who aided her In
securing the third prize OF the hand.
some diamond ring awarded In the
recent popular voting contest Of the
Tribune. also for the special prize Of
"A $50 coat.
G. +. Kellogg. formerly OF tho
Little Gem restaurant. and W. NJ.
Oskison. returned home last Tuesday
night from Salida. Colo. where they
had been inspecting the Giant
Eclipse mine. They found the mining
prospect much better than they ex-
pcctcd and are very much pleased
with the prospect OF It's future sue.
cess.
Floyd Cook. Of Lamar. who was for.
mcrly In the employ of the First
National Bank Of this city. and later
connected with u bank In Lamar. was
In town two days the first OF the
week. Mr.. Cook Is now prosperous
farmer OF Prowers county. having de-
cided that there Is more money and
less grief In that vocation than In /.
the banking business.
On Thursday evening. the CONNER.
cial boys lought out and conducted
Wond,rly's Thcatcr. Manager Won.
DERBY pu, forth his best effort to ar.
range an extra program. The enter.
tainmont was composed OF moving
pictures. songs and f.a,s by the
Malcommis. jugglors. The Refer
girls rendered pleasing and aitraotiy.
music. Thrc. shows were pu, on. and
large crowds attended. Part Of the
success h ju. to III. fact that the
girls sold many OF the tickets.
Mrs. a. l.. Stubbs and two young
sons hpvc but recently returned from
an extended and delightful visit to,
her home people In Michigan. They
found II real world of winter. and
rc,acmbcr no day while there that Il
did not SNOW. Slcighing. rabbit hunt.
inx. skating. and all the cxhiiirating
round of winter sports WAS In order.
and the two boys. concluding that
Michigan WAS good enough Tor
them came near adopting II ~ their
permanent abiding place.
Rev. and Mrs. Otis q. Dale An1
son. Irwin. arrived In our city TAurs-
day evening. Mrs. Dale aal lrwia
coming from Boulder where they havs
been for some months. and Mr.Dais
returning from harionstte. Wis. their
old home. The three net II Dsavsr
And came on u Ia luneA tnRoekaP