La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
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exhibition in one Of the show win
dows at II. L. Maxwells store. 4
The Presbyterian Aid Society met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. George
McCauley. at 900 Ration avenue.
Mrs, Carrie E. Money writes to
change the address of her Tribune to
Bismark. y, D.. from Sherburn. MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Cordeal left
the first of this week for an ex-
tended trip through California and
Nebraska.
Mr., and Mrs. L. c. Chiles arrived
home last Saturday from st. Clair.
Mo. where they have been enjoying
a months visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Mcfarland and
son. Martin. left Wednesday morning
for Martin county, Kansas, to be the
guests for two weeks of Mr.. McFar-
lands relatives.
The ladies' of the Baptist church
viii give series of luncheons at
the parsonage. the first one to be
given today. from 8 TO 9 p. m. Ev-
erybody invited. Supper; % cents.
Mrs John Lutz and son. Howard,
mother and brother Of Mrs. Kinder,
arrived recently fom Huntington. Ind,
and will be the guests through the
winter of Mr. aud Mrs. j. A. Kin
dler.
Mrs. Il. b. Griffith. OF Denver. and
her two children came to La Junta
Wednesday afternoon at = O'Clock.
and are the guests of Mrs Griffith's
mother. Mrs. G. {. Buttorworth. In
South La Junta.
Bring your children to the Sher-
man House, wh,re Dr. X. c. Sapero.
the well known eye. ear, nose and
throat specialist. viii examine their
eyes and yours free on Friday and
Saturday. October 18th and Goth.
Usual services conducted by Rev.
w. I. Findley. will be held at the
Christian church tomorrow. I'VE
Would See Jesus" is the morning
topic. and the subject In the even
ing viii be How to Study the
Bible"
Mrs Rufus Phillips and little son,
Norris. arrived yesterday from Okla
homa City. II will be remembered
that Mr.. Phillips came several weeks
ago. The three will remain through
the winter and viii keep house on
Smthland avenue
A. w. Travis. travelling expressman
from Independence. Mo-. was In town
last Friday and took drive out to
w. w. Tayior's ranch In the Garden
Of Eden to look over their White
Rock breeding pens with view to
buying. and pronounced them as fine
AZ he had ever seen anywhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~ q. Davis left
Thursday morning for Boise. Idaho,
where Mr.. Davis has secured u posi-
ton ms contest clerk In the United
States land office at that point. Mr..
Davis has been In the service Of
the Santa Fee at this point for some
time past as stcnoarapher to Mas
ter Mechanic Peyton.
The ladies OF the Relief Corps
spent "Wednesday with Mrs. ID. W.
Rockwell. In Home Place. The day
wan given to planning and sewing for
their approaching bazaar at which
they will sell both secondhand and
new articles. At midday u sumptuous
dinner WAS served and was done
ample Justice.
Rev. J. r. F!ndley closed u very
successful series OF meetings at
Lamar Thursdny evening with = st@r.
copticon lecture OF the Passion Play.
Eixhty.ivc additions have been made
through the meetings. Last evening
In Lamar u reception Was given To
Rev. Findiey and the new memberu.
Saturday morning Rev. Findiey will
return 10 his charge st la Junta.
Men and Religion Forward Move
mcnt" viii bc the subject Of two
sermons at the Baptist church Sun.
day. October sth. In the morning
the subject VII be Men Working for
Men," and tie evening topic will
bc what Religion Can IN for Men
and What Men CaE Do With Rciis.
lon" Bring two men. yourself and
nnother.--w. r. Davis. Pastor.
La Junta. and the whole Arkansas
Valley ~ far west as Pueblo. was
visited by very generous downpour
Of rain last Wednesday. which gave
Mother Earth 4 much needed and