La Junta tribune., 1911-07-29
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MISS NJ. ". ftumpuTys IL spehuihk
q few weeks at Manitou. Colo.
Orlo Buckley spent last Sunday in
Las Vegas. n. N.
Mrs. Ola Jensen. OF the Holbrook
country. left Thursday for Denver. and
expects TO return today with two
year-old boy OF the State Orphanage.
which she has arranged to adopt.
Miss Pearl Ligens. who has been
visiting at the home OF A. J. Grom,
and other friends In the Holbrook
country. for several months. left last
Wednesday for her home In Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mathews, of
Rocky Ford. passed through La Junta
last Saturday afternoon on No. l2 en-
route to Excelsior Springs. Mo, for
the benefit OF Mr.. Mathews health.
Mrs. Robert Hansen and Mrs Marie
Lund left last Saturday for New
York. with the intention Of sailing
some day this week for Copenhagen.
Denmark. for three months visit
with relatives.
For Sale Cheap-Two glass front
doors that have adorned the entrance
way to the Tribune office for many
years; also a transom. very large: q
bargain to any one In need. In
Quire at this office.
c. d. Baldridge writes to send his
Tribune to Dixon ranch. Broadmoor.
Colorado Springs. where he is at
present enjoying an outing with his
daughters. Mrs. c. w. Simons and
Mrs. II. r. Lebrecht
The regular morning service will
be- omitted at the Presbyterian church
Sunday. The evening services viii
be held In union with other churches
in the park Regular services will
be resumed the following Sunday.
There Is a good head OF water COM
ing down the river. yet. after Col
orado's use: after the bitches ha
all taken their capacity: and after
reservoir No. has started on It's
l.o0e-acrc feet daily intake Garden
City Telegram.
Miss Pearl Smith. who has been
station agent at Rixey for the past
few months. Was promoted TO the
position Of chief clerk In the chief
-. ~ stNt lx.e
Saturday. Miss Smith WAS formerly
cashier in the Holly depot
During the month OF July there
has been so much water In III. Hol-
brook ditch that most OF the ma
tiyes OF Missouri OF that section have
contracted fever and ague. As they
are used to the affliction they are
not inconvenienced TO any great ea'
tent
There Is some talk OF change
being made In the districts OF the
Colorado Telephone Company which
will place Ordway In the La Junta
district instead Of Pueblo AS at pres.
ent. The local office has not re-
ceived the official announcement as
yet-Ordwsy Era.
VIII Pearce. son OF Secretary OF
State ]. Il. Pearce. came over from
Denver Sunday evening and viii re-
main here for some timc.-Norih
Fork Times. WIN is probably look.
Ing after the old mans coal mine
over on the western slope to see
that no one runs away with II.
One evening Of this week jolly
crowd had steak fry at III"
Fort Lyon Headgate. In the party
were the Misses Edna Shreve. Of To-
peka. Kan. Ada Saylor. Rocky Ford.
Lyle Davis and Gertrude McVay. and
Mcssrs. John Ruhmor. N. N. Daniels.
Vernon Arntxen and George Powder.
Mr. and Mrs. George Cunning. OF
Las Animas. and their little son.
Tommy. together with their guest
Miss Wood. OF Philadelphia. are
tue guests thir week ot Mf' MI" "'s'
Jack O'Neii at their Butte cottage
home on Butte creek. In the south
crn part Of the county.
Sparks.
Rev. Otis q. Dale departed last
Thursdsy morning for Topeka. Kan.
where he will spend u few days Wis.
itinx his parents who reside there.
Sunday he will occupy the pulpit of
the First Presbyterian church Of To.
p~kA. his old home church. from
which he went out as . student for
the ministry.
Rufus Buckley. who recently took
the examination In kanass City to
~s,sus ehr -, = vtos, k,pa o~h NJ tha 1fnit.