La Junta tribune., 1911-08-12

snd crowley c0unttes with correct
postoffice address and complete
business directory Of Al rhe firms
doing business within the limits Of
the two counies.-Ordway Era.
For Sale or Trzde-Fine tracts thir
ty miles northwest: one f0rty. one
eighty. two 100. with Al irrigation
stock; $40 per acre. Cali on adyer.
tiser. Hoeliwarth. ~, West First
street.
Mrs. J. r. Treasure. accompanied
by her two boys. Raymond and Clyde.
are expected to arrive from kirks.
Vile. Mo. this morning to join Mr..
Treasure. our new superintendent Of
schools.
Mrs. T. J. Patterson, accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. Jane McCully. Of
Pittsburg. Pa. left Thursday for Col.
orsdo Springs. where the latter ex-
poets to establish q private sani-
tzrium.
Robert Sump,er and Bill Hreen. &C
companied by Miss Lena Mccarthy.
OF Chiliicothe. Mo. and Miss Georgia
Sumpter. composed a picnic party
which drove out to the headgate last
Tuesday afternoon.
We are In receipt OF an inviat.
to, from ,h.. prnuerx r,nu,v fnw
Rolling Association to attend the
log rolling contest and general enter.
tainment to be given on woodman
Day. August 10th. at Holly
There are fifty entries In the lit.
tie race meeting at the Prowers ooun.
~ fair In Lamar beginning on August
I'D. This Is the first meeting OF
the Santa Fe circuit which promises
a good deal OF country sport this
season.
Jack Donlon has retired a. proprie-
tor in chief OF the two per cent Joint
on Santa Fe avenue. which h. has
been conducting since the saloons
closed. and is now proprietor OF the
Manhattan. Que OF the leading saloons
In Pueblo.
Representative wanted to call In
and close sale OF forty-acre land
tracts already thoroughly advertised
In your territory. Commission until
you show what you can do.-Iohn c.
Goodier, Gas and Electric building.
Denver. Colo.
Dave Frsseh has been promoted to
the day job as special officer at the
santa fe depot. his predecessor. W.
". Marquette. having been transfer.
red to Clovis. " NJ W. II Spartan.
OF Albuquerque. is now holdlus down
the night job
Fay Elliott. OF Pueblo. Was La
Junts visitor las, Sunday. the guest
Of his oldtime friend. J.mss Broom.
field and family OF North La Junta.
Both were formerly residents OF Thay.
er. Kan. Mr. Elliot, having recently
located In Pueblo. where he Is hold
ing down fine position.
The young folks OF the Reformed
Presbyterian church enjoyed a moon.
light picnic at the headgate Thurs
day night. the journey to and fro
being made on huge dray. which
Was loaded from center 10 circum-
ference and at both ends.
~. NJ wacaser returned the first
OF the week from \ trip TO chey.
enne. Wyo. His place OF business
vas ornamented during his absence
with a huge sign emblaEoned With
tn. announcement. Gone to Get
Married" Bert denies the allegation
and says he can lick the alligator
Leo J. weishaar. OF Chicago. as
sistAnt secretary Of Barnett Bros.. the
commission men Who are handling
the eantaioupe croIn Of Ia Junta.
ord~Ay. ChcrAv and New dale. vas In
town tn. first Of the week arranx-
ing sor tn. first shipments OF canta.
loupes. which gill be- inauEurst.d
early nelt week.
q. W. Pearce received . telegram
from Hanoverton. Ohio. last Tuesday
morning announcing the death Of his
mother. Mrs. Anna Pearc.. at the Ad.
,sneed age Of .: years. The funeral
took plac. yesterday. and Mr. Pesrcc
would have made the Journey back
home had not the telegram been de-
lAyed In reaching him.
Preaching BY Rev. J. y. rindl~y NJ
the Christian church Sunday. The
morning topic ~ili b.. The Supreme
Business of the Church" aud In the
evening n. will SPEAK ON "NeRlcct