La Junta tribune., 1911-11-25
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nesday In Ration on business.
James Mularky was taken, III. to
the Santa Fee Hospital Wednesday ev.
ening
Mrs. James Mularkey is nursing In
Las Animas. on a case for DR.. ]. W.
Brown.
The Woman's Club met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. Ella Light on
Ration avenue,
The Thursday Evening Whist Club
enjoyed a very pleasant session this
week with Mrs, Grant Harbour.
The Monday Afternoon Bridge Club
met this week with Miss Lottie
VIII. at her residence. 6is Belleyiew
avenue.
Mrs. Louis Bowers. of Salt Lake
City. is the guest OF her brother, Roy
Cook. OF the Fulton Market. and OF
her sister. Mrs. Ray Crowell.
Rev. and Mrs. X. f.. Bird. OF Man
"'''''s op'H III LII Juntu,
the guests of their daughter. Mrs.
Edward Woodbridge. who occupies
rooms at 500 Bellcview avenue.
George Cunning. one OF the lead
Ing druggists OF Las Animas. was a
La Junta visitor last Monday, on
business. buying goods from visiting
drummers for the holiday trade.
Mr.. jackson and Miss Vera Jack.
son. father aud sister OF Bruce X.
Jackson. came from their home In
Lewis. Kan. to be present at the
Jackson Ross wedding last Monday ev
ening
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Howe and little
son were down from Colorado Springs
over Sunday visiting the home folks.
Mrs. John Howe and daughters. They
returned to their home In Colorado
oeshxs last Tuesday morning.
The Baptist Mission Circle met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. W. r.
Davis. and An excellent program was
given ssariag sAesaghost upoa ths
subject. The Comparative va,.s os
the Different Religions"
Rev. W. J. Sly. Of Denver, conduct.
I'd baptist Institute Tuesday and
Wednesday OF this week. and the
sessions were given to general In.
structiOn for those engaged In Sab
bath school and u. Y p. u. work.
Mrs. Grace McGeeney has returned
from a two months visit In Kansas
city. Mo. and Lawrence and Tope-
ka. Kan. During her absence Mrs
McGeeney attended the national con.
vention OF the Fraternal Aid at Law.
renee. Kan.
T.. y. Berry buried 800 OF his peach
trees on November 9th, Just twenty.
four hours before the blizzard which
struck all 81 Colorado on Saturday
morning. November nth Mr.. Berry
had very narrow escape, and viii
have occasion to be very thankful on
next Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Il. Jackson are
expected to arrive In La Junta today
from their honeymoon trip TO Kan.
sas and will remain over Sunday with
the parents Of Mrs. jackson, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Ross. They will leave
next Monday morning for Fresno.
Calf. which II to be- their home.
J. ID. Poe. who has been In the EN-.
ploy Of the Santa Fc ~ ntght depot.
master for several months past. on
last Monday purchased the we'll
known John Howe grocery store on
East First street. succeeding Mrs.
Laura Howe. who has been conduct.
Ing the store since the death Of
her husband.
Mrs. william E Ciasne returned
home last Tuesday morning from .
two months visit with relatives In
Kansas. Missouri and Ohio. She r.
ports having had q splendid time
while away. but II more firmly con.
vinccd than ever that there II no
place like Colorado ~ . permanent
abiding place.
Last week tho Tribune was In error
In stating that tho Eddleman leo
plant had been shut down for the
season. Il will keep running al Win.
ter In order To supply IL customers
with conxsaicd moisture. although the
proprietor admits there will not be
much money In running an Ice plant
In the winter time.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. q. Graham and
their daughter. Mary. Of Olaths. Kan..
made . short visit with Dr. and
Mrs. W. n. Moore. leaving on the