La Junta tribune., 1911-09-23
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Mrs. j. W. Madigan spent several
days visiting friends in Denver this
week
Miss Cecil Woolf was Pueblo visi.
tor attending the state fair several
days this week
Rev. w. 7. Davis announces the
usual services at the Baptist church
tomorrow, both morning and evening.
Mrs. Minerva Craighead. OF Pueblo.
Is the guest of her son. X l.. Craig.
head. and his family at 7lG San Juan
avenue.
Mrs. w. NJ Moore and her sister.
Mrs. A. X. Miller. of Kansas City. re-
turned from few days visit In Den
yer Monday evening.
Mrs c. A. Bernard and little daush,
ter. who have been the guests of MIR.
and Mrs. NJ T. Bernard. will leave
Sunday for their home In Albuquer-
Que.JN. NJ
Mrs. Potts. who has been the
guest Of her daughter. Mrs II. H.
Hermanson. for several weeks. left
for her home in Las Cruces. y. NJ.
last Sunday.
Jackson Martin. who resides south
OF Rocky Ford. was in town Wednes-
day. doing the final proof stunt nee
essary to become the whole show on
his homestead entry.
Tomorrow the services at St An
drew's Episcopal church will be as
follows. Sunday school 10 a. m.
Holy Communion at II a m, evening
prayer at $50 p. m.-Rev. II. ]. John
son
Joe Carl. who has been having his
Tribune sent TO the Holbrook country
all summer. writes to change the ad-
dress to si3 East Moreno avenue. Col
orado Springs. in which city he is
now located for the winter.
His Royal Hishness. the king OF
StoThiahu, WIN uouthnh oNsI th'
unitsd States. aad across the seas.
paid 4 visit 10 SIR. and Mrs. Charles
Tosatt. In Swink last Saturday
morning. and left fine young son.
Mrs. A. r. Miller and her little
daughter. Norma. left for their home
In Kansas City Wednesday evening.
They have spent the last three weeks
at the home OF DIR, and Mrs. Moore.
Mrs Miller is a sister OF Mrs. Moore.
The alarm OF fire Thursday after
noon was for prospective blaze at
the home of J. j. kinsol. s22 San
Juan avenue. caused by the explo-
sion OF gasoline stove. The flames
were quickly extinguishcd and no par
tcular damage was done.
The light fantastic" was trIpped
mcrily last Saturday evening. In
Harmony Hall. until late hour by
members OF McBride's dancing class
and their friends. These class dances
are given twice week and are the
source OF much enjoyment
J. H. Larrick left Tuesday for Gyp-
sum. Colo. on a business trip.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Finger. Who
were married In Columbus. Ohio.
about two weeks ago. are visiting his
sister. Mrs. J. II. Chapman. and his
mother. Mrs. Mary Finger. at Csi
San Juan avenue.
Ben T. Wells. OF t.xdura. Old Mcxi-
co. passed through Ia Junta Fri.
day morning enroute to Pueblo. where
he will spend some time with his
home people. He was accompanied
To Pueblo by Arthur Wells. his broth.
er. who expected to remain In that
city until tomorrow evening.
u. q. Van inwaxen ieft last sun.
day for st. Paul. MINI. where he will
make an extended visit with rcIa.
tivcs. lie took the prccaution To
buy q round trip ticket 70 there
won't b. any danger Of the town
Uetu9 ocpSssru W Ms Us""e w.
clivities for any great length Of time.
He will b. here when he gets back.
Crosler Brothers Poultry Company.
a Greeley. won al first and second
cash prises on their poultry st the
Weld County Pair. which 10 bring
heid II that place. For the bcst pom.
nsst anA sscoad psiss: foe the bsss
eeck. firss ssA sscond priss. Tor the
osst hsa. first and secoad prise: Tor
~ bast pulist. flrst ssl second
pgiss.
Harry Oourh. an on timer Of this
tfs. vas . brs<f visitor In Ia
juata this week. He was on hts