La Junta tribune., 1911-06-24
2NuEI;.b'lNt, t0glLIT1DS

Miss Mildred Thompson. Of Las
Animas. is the guest OF her sister.
Mrs. Stevens, for = brief visit
Mrs. G. w. Hammers and son left
"Wednesday for Manitou TO spend the
summer In the shadow Of Pixies
Peak.
Misses Lena and Mildred Woodruff.
OF Rocky Ford. have been guests Of
Mrs. r. s. Anderson during the past
week
Mrs. Kilboure. OF Woodward. Okla.
Is the guest Of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. G. W. BArngrover. on San Juan
avenue.
Merton Bedford. Of Greeley. will
arrive In La Junta today for brief
visit with his uncle. Rev. E. A.
Crooks.
Miss Grace Kilgore returned home
last Monday morning from Oberlin.
Ohio. to spend the college vacation
with the home folks
The North La Junta Sunday school
gave a lawn social last night at
the suburban home of Major and
Airs. G. NJ. Dameron.
Miss Mary Hyde left last Tuesday
hyde is making her home with her
brother. Park Hyde. OF this city.
Mrs. wsrdner loft yesterday for
Las Vegas. n. NJ. where she will
be the guest Of Mrs. Whitten. a for
mer well known resident OF this city.
Mrs. Leslie keffer, accompanied by
her two daughters. Marie and Mar
gerie. left Wednesday for Garden
City to make an extended visit with
relatives.
Misses Blanche and Layiila Nor
gan and Alfred and Dean Morgan will
leave today for Los Angeles. Calf.
where they will make their home In
the future.
The Afternoon Briige Club met
this week with Mrs. Willis Hart on
Ration avenue. Dainty refreshments
were served at the conclusion of the
afternoons festivities.
Mrs. Agnes Plenderleith. accompan.
led by her niece. have been In La
Junta this week visiting their rela-
lives and many friends. They nov
make their home In Colorado Springs.
Miss Allie May Fisher returned
home yesterday morning from Wichi.
n. Kan. where she has been the
guest during the past two weeks Of
her cousin. Mrs. Ethel Potter Con-
ley
The case against Charles Sears and
Walter Locke. which Was set for
trial In the district court last Mon.
day morning. Was continued for the
term. and will not come up again
until next October.
X. G. Dalton has returned from
Lesiyille. where he was engaged for
two days In becoming acquainted
with the modus opcrsndi Of conduct.
ing = postal savings bank. La JuntA's
postal savings bank will open for
business next Monday morning.
Usual services tomorrow at the Re.
formed Presbyterian church conduct.
I'D by the pastor. Rev. Il. A. Crooks.
''Bicssed Are the Peacemxkers.' will
be- the subject Of the mornings dis
course. and "Justlfisbie Giorying viii
b. the evening topic.
Mrs. 4. q. Edwards entertained
Thursday evening In honor Of her
guests. Miss Lucinda Sarnsworth. OF
Denver. and Miss Helen Clarke. OF
Canon City. The rooms were deco
rated with pretty boquets Of sweet
peas. and various games and guessing
contests afforded the pleasure for
the evening. Light Refreshments Of
cooling and n-ciful nature yer.
served There we're about thirty.five
young ladies' and young gentlemen
present
W. y. Rab.r. Of Pueblo. the new
manager Of the Pueblo Suburban and
Traction Company. which recently &C.
Qulrcd the interests Of the Ia Juuta
Electric Company. r. c. Roberts. sup.
crtntcndcnt of power. Of the same
company. and A. n. Jcms. Of the n.
". nsll'sby Company. os Chicago. the
new ovnsrs of the Pueblo company.
we're la town Thursdsy and Friday
lamillastsaas themselves With the
ro0paay's holdings IN this city. They
have ben making their initial visit
10 Ill a the tovns N the vailsy.
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