La Junta tribune., 1911-12-30
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market. opened one day this week by
Rufus Maffet
The Four O'clock Club met in reg.
ular sess sion Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. ]. A. Kincaid. at 72l Ration av-
enue
II. E. wilkins, Mrs Elwick, and
Mrs. Sullivan and daughter are spend
Ing the holidays In La Jun,a with
relatives.
Mrs. II. G. Todd left last Saturday
for Trinidad to make a very extended
visit with her parents, MIR. and Mrs,
r. F. Turley.
Mrs. Emma Todd is recovering
from her recent serious illness.
much to the delight OF wide cir
Gle OF friends.
Frank Gillen. OF Sha Snee. Okla. ar.
rived in La Junta last Friday night
TO spend the holidays with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs, L. c. Gillen.
A mothers meeting OF the W. c.
T. L. will be held at the home OF
Mrs S. W. Brown. on Carson avenue.
next Tuesday afternoon at 2:3o
O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Morris return
ed to La Junta Monday morning from
the east, having been away in re-
sponse to news OF the illness Of Mr..
Morris mother.
Mrs Lee Lutter. Of Las Vegas. n.
NJ. Is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
NJ. kurn. She was an appreciated at
tendant upon the festivities OF the
Four O'clock Club dance Monday ev-
ening.
j. VI. Hollins. OF the Hollins Fruit
Company. has had much unfinished
business at his home In Colorado
Springs during the past ten days. on
account OF the recent arrival OF a
fine baby girl there.
Master Earl Regan vas invited to
Pueblo to have birthday dinner with
hohg Prank Massey on Wednesday OF
dis week. At 1897 East Fourth street.
apd he and hts mother wsat 70 Pu.
$40 for me aay.
Harold Thompson and family arriv-
a last Sunday night from Hutch.
inson. Kan, and are happy guests In
the home Of Mr.. Thompson's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. S. Thomp-
son, on Belieyiew avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. o'Donald left
recently for Deadwood. $, D.. where
they will visit Mrs. O'Donald's peo-
pie From Deadwood they 20 to Bill
lings. Mont. and Will be the guests
In that city OF Mr. o'Donalds home
folks. Their stay will be extended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Winterburn
had as their Yule-tide guests. Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde Smith. Miss Lenorc
Harbs, and Frank Harbst. all Of
Dodge City. Mr. and Mrs. Smith
came up Saturday and returned Mon
day. Mr.. and Miss HArbst spent only
Xmas day.
Mrs. r. II. Kilburn and little daugh
ter. Frances Louise. OF Woodward.
Okla. are expected 10 arrive on
guests for some weeks OF Mrs. Kill
New Years day. and will be the
burns mother. Mrs. @. w. Earngrov.
er, aud OF her sisters. Mcsdames WI.
lmms and Cabele.
Harry Charles died Wednesday at
r: 80 at his residence In Home Place.
at the corner Of Eighth street and
Edison avenue. Mr.. Charles was thir.
ty-one years Of age and leaves n
widow but no children. The body
was shipped Thursday to Schwenks-
Vile, Pa. to be inferred near Mr.
Charles old home.
Mrs. John Moore served an excel
lent and wholesome Christmas din
ner TO her pleased patrons on Friday
evening before Christmas. The din.
Ing room was charmingly decorated
In the beautiful thinka that an.
nouncc the Christmas season, and
each guest was presented with . dain
~. acceptable gift.
Albert Lehman. Of Rocky Ford. was
up before the county court last Sat
urday on . charge Of insanity. and
was ordered committed 70 the asy.
Ian In Pueblo. A. D. Isherwood was
aoeolntsd consrrvator OF bis estate.
n particslAr hobbies were bees and
vousn and be appeared 70 b. pos.
sessed Of the conviction that being
stang was Q cinch In either case.
Henry Honaker cane On Christmas
no.ning from Birmingham. Ala. 70
aoenA the Christnas season with