La Junta tribune., 1911-05-06
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For Sale-Texas red oats. Inquire
VIM. ii. Snyder. phone Holbrook 1853.
Ask your grocer for Dunkins San.
itary bread. Save the coupons; they
are valuable.
G. S. Thompson. undertaken and
embalmer. Day phone. Junta 25S;
night phone, red 25Sl.
The Four O'Clock Club met in regu-
lar session Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Clyde Larson In South La Junta
Clare Phillips came down from
Denver on business Saturday last, re-
naming over Monday with his par
ents.
For Sale-First class young driv-
Ing horse; chestnut sorrel; coach
bred, Inquire T. j. Williams, Red
56i.
Clarence Crozier was operated upon
for appendicitis at Greeley last Tues
day and is reported to be getting
along nicely.
II. NJ. Fosdick was up from Fow-
Ter last Tuesday attending the month
] ly meeting of the directors OF the
First National Bank.
Charles Phillips. of Oklahoma City,
nephew OF Mr. X. Phillips and Mrs.
Minnie Veasie, Is In our city the
guest of his relatives.
Mrs. Hogue. wife of conductor F.
h. Hogue. of Ration. n NJ. leaves
today for her home after visit of
three days To Mrs. VIM Regan. 522
Cimarron avenue.
Mrs. VIM Regan and SON Earl.
expect to leave soon for St Louis.
Mo-. where they will be the guests
mother and father.
Mrs. Il. Il. I'm and children left
this week for Malta, Mont. to Join
Mr.. I'M. who Is located there as sup.
erintendent OF an irrigation project
In the United States reclamation ser
vice.
II, A. Mcintyre and n. W. McIn-
tyre. OF Denver. have moved their
offices from the Colorado building to
the street floor OF their own build
ing. 1860 Stout street, corner OF Eigh-
teenth.
Last Mondays school election was
very tame affair. compared to some
that We have experienced In this old
burg. G. NJ. Cameron was the only
candidate and a total OF s2 votes were
cast-all for Dameron.
Mrs. Maud Carleton Osterhout, OF
Las Animas, was the guest OF La
Junta friends from Saturday until
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. 0ster-
hout Is now living on farm twelve
miles northwest OF Las Animas.
Last Monday the Colorado culvert
and Flume Company shipped the last
Of consignment OF LOO feet OF
corrugated flume. seven feet In di.
amcter. to Paonia. Colo. This is
the largest ilume ON the Western
slope.
The Tribune In prepared TO handle
all kinds OF engraving work-wcd.
ding invitations. calling cards. an
nounccmcnts. etc. The work Is done
In the highest style OF the art by
one Of the best engraving houses In
the west A trial viii convince you.
Prices reasonable.
/ undcrshcriff Deyinc left last Wed.
ncsday morning for Buena Vista. hay.
Ink Ia cbarg. Frank W. Roe, the
young man who pleaded guilty to
forgery In the district court last
Friday and was sentenced TO the re-.
formatory. Roe forged his fathers
name to "A check and had II cashcd
In a Swink saloon.
MIR, and Mrs H. l. Maxwell. OF
Rocky Ford. arrived In town last
Sunday morning from three months
tip hhioukH 'H' houtn. WHith III
.cludcd brief sojourns at Ho, Springs.
Ark. New Orleans. La. jacksonville.
Fla, and across the raging waters Of
tho Atlantic ms FAR as Havana. Cuba.
They were guests for the day Of
their daughter. Mrs. Robert Craig.
head.
Mrs. Paul Meyer and Miss Mabel
Shrum leave Saturday for their trip
abroad. Mrs. Meyers will visit =
short time with relatives In Jersey
City. N. j.. while Miss shrum will
visit In New York City. with Miss
Mabel Reynolds. who viii be one Of
the party. They sail from New
York NAV 9Th Alrsre A.. Na.A>~ "a