La Junta tribune., 1911-09-09
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Mrs. S. s. Blevins.
Miss Edith Stevenson left last
Monday for Yankton, S. D.. where
she will enter school.
Mrs. A. X. Miller and daughter.
Norma. OF Kansas City. are visiting
with her sister, Mrs. W. NJ. Moore.
Miss Mildred Teters, of Alva.
Okla, is the guest of her cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Teters. at 5lo
Carson avenue.
j. b. Cowan. of Lamont. Okla. left
Monday for Durango, after a visit of
few days to his sister, Mrs. j. NJ.
Robinson.
The Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian church is TO meet next
Thursday with Mrs. r. A. Gordon in
North La Junta
Mrs. W. E. Robinson, of Sedan.
Kan. is the appreciated guest of
her son. ]. NJ. Robinson and his
family. at COS Cimarron avenue.
Mrs l. W. Larmore. OF Rocky Ford.
and her son. Bert Bryant. machin-
list employed at the Swink sugar fac
tory, were visitors In La Junta Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Baity. OF Home
Place. and James Bosley. OF North Ia
Junta. spent several days the fore
part OF the week on hunting trip
In the Cedars.
Mrs. McClan2han and her daughter
Miss Grace. OF Milan. Mo. who have
been the guests Of Mrs. McClanahan'
sister. Mrs. J. T. Calfee. left Thurs.
day afternoon for their home.
Miss Lillian Trapp. Of Topeka Kan,
spent three days in La Junta this
week. n guest Of her cousin. C. A.
Beerbohm. Miss Trap was enroute
home from a three months stay In
California.
Vic Lagerquist. Of the Palace Drug
0ssrs. M Aast Friday a;sAt 10
Lns Angeles. Caif.. To Join his wife
and son. Who have been spending the
summer there. He expects to be alb
sent about two months.
Rev. J. T. Findley. who has been
supplying the pulpit OF the Christian
church OF this city for several weeks
past. left Friday morning for Lamar
where he will open = three weeks
revival campaign tomorrow. at the
conclusion OF which he will return to
La Junta.
Lester b. Offutt, of Newcastle. Pa.
Is the guest OF his uncle. $. W.
Brown. Uncle Sam took his nephew
TO the fair at Rocky Ford yesterday.
after boasting all week that he was
going TO stay 1t home Watermelon
Day. OF course the nephew was .
good excuse In this instance.
NJ. =. Miller left one day last week
for Rhinehart. Mo. In response to d
telegram announcing the death OF
his mother. who passed away on the
last day Of August Mr.. Miller WAS
In Denver At the time the telegram
was received and II had to be for.
wArded to him. Mr.. Miller has not
A. yet returned home.
w. II. Biebcs returned home Mon.
day from salida. Colo. where he
WAS sent as u committee OF one "a
represent fifteen local stockholders o
the Monarch Hin Mining Company
and investigate the recent strike.
made by that company. The company
has Just made \ new strike" the
ore body being eight feet In dimen
sions. and all Of the stockholders ex
pcct to b. lined up In the million
aire class before many moons.
Anthrax u nov . thing Of the pasI
In otero county. owing to the Wig
orous efforts Of both state and fed
srai officials In stamping II out. A.
}. Reynolds. Of tho Reynolds ranch
lost ninety.xeven head Of thorough
bred cattle through the ravsgcs ol
the disease. but no new cases have
developed on his ranch during the
past two weeks and Il II thought ths
disease has been eliminated through
effective quarantine regulations.
The three sons q NJ. aad Mrs. W
.. BtsvsAsen. wAe have besa here 81
DE summer With their parents. havs
returned each 70 bic respective du
ues. Gerald stsvsnsoa isft ysster
~ Dornins 1Ur Moatsvideo. Minn.
where be wtii instruct ln Baslish ant
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