La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1911-07-08
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springs enjoying an outing.
Harold Barr, who has been seri-
ously Ill, is reported convalescing
nicely
Miss Christine Stubbs, OF Fowler.
is the guest Of Mae Marshall for a
brief visit.
Mrs. James Schultz left yesterday
morning for an extended visit with
relatives in Minden. Mo.
Miss Ruth Larsen has been on the
sick list during the past week, but
is reported to be improving.
Ben Williams. chief OF the spec
ial service OF the Santa Fe. was In
town yesterday morning on business.
Four thousand acres Of wild grass
pasture; rs cents per mor'h per
head; or will lease pasture for sea.
son. Inquire of Frank Day.
Rev. w. r. Davis wants his paper
sent to 1924 Cheyenne road. Colora.
do Springs, and writes that he is
having a fine time. with baby much
improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Steen returned
home last Saturday from Excelsior
Springs. Mo-. where they have been
for several weeks for the benefit OF
Mrs. Stems health.
Mrs. c. l.. Seeley, accompanied by
her children. Frank and Mary. left
Thursday morning for st. Paul. MINI.
where they will be the guests of rela-
tives during the next three weeks.
c. a. Beerbohm expects to leave
next Monday for Denver to attend
the annual meeting OF the Colorado
Bankers Association. which will be
in session in that city July ilth and
18th.
Mr. and Mrs. c. p. Schutt, OF Al
buQuerQue. ~ NJ. who have been the
/ guests of the latter's sisters. Mrs.
George Poor and Mrs. Otis Wright.
during the past week. returned home
this morning. f
]. S. Solseth. OF Fowler. president
i. Of the First National Bank of that
city. died last Tuesday In hospital
at Monroyia. Calf. where he has
been for two months hoping to be
I benefited In health. The funeral will
take place In Fowler tomorrow.
/ The communion OF the Lords Sup
per will be observed at the First
/ Presbyterian church Sunday morning.
and an opportunity given for baptism
OF children and adults. also reception
OF members. The pastor will preach.
All cordially invited. Union meeting
In the square at night
Mr.. and Mrs. X. ". Banks left the
first OF the week, Via Denver. for Des
Moines. la. where they will make
their home In the future. Mr.. Banks
has been In the employ of the Pos.
tai Telegraph Company of this city
during the past four years. but re-
signed on July LIST and will engage In
business In Dcs Moines.
Mr., and Mrs. John Hireen. OF Lar
ned. Kan. arrived In La Junta last
Monday to spend the Fourth and
visit relatives In this city for n few
days. Mr.. Hirecn relates some very
narrowing tales about the condition
Of the crops around Larncd-one OF
them being about 800 acre wheat
field that will yield abou, three bush.
els to the acre.
Sheriff John Simpson. OF Lamar.
was In town last Saturday and made
"A trip OF about 100 miles north In III.
otcro county automobile with shcr-
III Potter on business. Aftor the
quick trip he made Sheriff Simpson
Is convinced that every county Ia
the state should own an automobile.
It's rather expensive tbough-juds.
ing by the bills that are allowed for
automobile repairs.
Bili Oskison recently ordered his
Tribune. which was being sent To
Portland. Ore, discontinued. until
further notice. or until he could de.
eide where he would head IN at.
Later We heard OF him ut Denver.
and still later. this week. In fact.
he mailed a postal to La Jun,a which
bore the postmark Of Canon City. He
will probably turn up In La JuntA
In n few days They all do.
G. u. Baidridse spent the Fourth
In Las Anitnas with bis daughter.
Mrs. e. W. simons. While the dear
people down there were watching Z
baseball game NJ the fair ground .
furious ralnst0rm came up and
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