La Junta tribune., 1911-07-22
NUMBER 20
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Mr. and Mrs. E. f. Hively
Big musical show, free. at the sale
OF the Palace Clothiers. Saturday, at
2:SO to 43o p. m. Everybody come.
Mrs. w. C. Sporleder. accompanied
by her daughter, Gwendoln, left last
Monday for ten days outing at
Colorado Springs.
Mrs, J. l.. Mcintosh left last Tues
day for Novinger, Mo-, where she
will be the guest of relatives and
friends until September.
b. w. Allsworth has been elected
by the school board to succeed Frank
Carlisle as janitor OF the high school
building. and will take charge on
August LIST.
Otto Larson is officiating as
boOkkeeper for the La Junta Electric
Company. the position being an in
novatiOn made since the new com
pany took charge.
Mrs. II. A. Higgins. of Oneida,
Ill. who was summoned to La Junta
on account OF the death OF J. II.
Rapp, returned home last Wednesday
Mrs. Higgins is a sister Of Mrs. .Rapp.
Frank Bradshaw. who has been Wis.
iting his aunt. Mrs. l.. T.. Sears. and
his cousin. Mrs. 5. A. Macdonald. dur
ing the past six weeks. returned to
his home In Olympia. Wash. Thurs
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. j. Cook, and their
two daughters, Helen and Charlotte.
have been enjoying an outing at Beu-
lah during the past week. Later
they will 90 to Granite for brief
season of trout fishing.
Frank Schamanke. of this city. and
Miss Florence Stafford. of Dodge
City. Kan. were married in that city
last Wednesday evening at o'clock.
and arrived the following morning In
La Junta where they viii make their
home.
Mrs. Made Woody, of Oklahoma
City. Okla. accompanied by her son.
Henry. were guests of Mrs. c. Il.
Veasie last week for two days. and
LEFT Saturday morning for Salt Lake
City where they will make an ex-
tended visit.
Mrs. Watson. who took her daugh.
ter to La Junta to the hospital. has
returned and reports her daughter
much better.-Pueblo Leader. Even
Pueblo sends patients to the La
Iunta hospitals. which is going some
for the good old town.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Evans and
daughter. Pearl. left last Monday for
Excelsior Springs. Mo-. where Mr..
Evans will take course OF treat
men, for rheumatism. from which he
has been great sufferer. They Will
be absent for several weeks.
Among the Santa Fe pensioners
listed In the last issue OF the Santa
Fe Employees Magazine is Angelo Rix
znto. OF this city. Mr.. Rizzuio was
born In Italy. on October II. 1874.
and has been an employe OF the
Santa Fe since 1887. He receives a
pension OF $50 per month.
Carl Allen. OF Golden. Colo. who
was recently appointed assistant pro.
fcssor OF mining In the State School
Of Mines. Is having more honors
thrust upon him. his home being Wis.
tied by his majesty. the Stork last
Saturday. who consigned n fine baby
boy TO his care and keeping.
Las, Sunday the La Junta appren-
tice team went TO Lamar aud played
the city bunch OF that burg. the
latter winning by score OF II to
I. In Junta only made four hits off
of local young phenomen named
Garrett. Lamar has won eight
straight games. and feels quite puff.
cd up.
q. II. Downer. cx'county treasurer.
was In tho city this week. supcrin-
tending the preparations for start.
Ing the ditch work for the sanitary
sewer system. Mr. Downer has sev.
erai large ditch machines and one OF
them will be used on the Fowler Job.
He has the contract for doing the
ditch work.--rowicr Tribune.
A. H. Jones. formerly chief clerk
for J. n. kurn when the latter was
superintendent Of the New Mexico d..
vision Of the Santa re with head.
quarters here. has been promoted 10
the position Of chief clerk 70 Mr..
kurn. who Ia now general superinten.
dent Of the western grand division.
For some time Mr., JOnNa hnn heDu