La Junta tribune., 1911-03-11
NUMBER 10
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or buttermilk call Junta s24-l2.
For Sale-Fancy barred rock and
white rock cockerels.-R. G. Dalton.
Miss Amy Fosdick. of Fowler. was
the guest over Sunday, OF Miss Jean
Marshall.
Just q few more Industrial editions
left-all wrapped and ready for mail
ing. Price. 10 cents per copy.
Miss Zelma North. of Las Animas.
has been visiting with her sister Miss
Hannah North. during the past week.
The English Lumber Company has
something good for you In nut coal at
$3.50 per ton. Ask Joe about 1t.
Phone Junta 40.
The Woman's Club met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. Minnie Veasie at
the residence of Mrs. X. Phillips on
Belleview avenue.
Mrs. X. N. Irving. of Granada, left
for her home Wednesday after a
weeks stay In La Junta. the guest
OF Mrs. W. s. Hair.
Rev. X. p. Bond arrived few days
ago from Clifton. Ariz.. and has
been Installed AS pastor Of the A. NJ.
Il. church Of this city.
Invitations are out to a series OF
entertainments which will be given
on Thursday and Friday afternoons OF
next week by Mrs +. w. Ragsdale.
For Sale-Day old White Lsxhorn
chicks. 10 cents each; a few pullets
and Mexican beans. r. W. Kaufman.
Garden OF Eden. three miles out. box
1871.
Mrs. L. Norton left yesterday
for her home In Denver after spend
ing 4 month In La Junta with her
mother, Mrs. W. II. King. on Ration
avenue.
Miss Anna Cabsen. niece Of Mrs.
q A. Crooks. has resumed her school
duties At Fairmount after two
weeks illness Ut pneumonia At the
home Of her aunt.
His serene msxnificence. the Stork.
made his initial visit to the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Melvin, Of
Tacoma. Wash. last Monday. and
left u fine baby boy.
The ladies' Of tho Catholic church
are making arrangements for n grand
Easter ball TO be given at Elks' hall,
Monday evening. April 18th. This is
To be one Of the biggest affairs OF
the season.
The Wednesday night Bible lectures
NJ the Presbyterian church are at
tracing unusual interest. More than
four times the usual number OF peo.
pie are attending the meetings. They
are open TO all.
Marriage licenses were issued dur
Ing the past week to the folio wing:
Laust JensOn and Karen Nelson, both
Of Fowler. Charles Z. Cross. OF Okla.
homs City. and Carrie o. Swcarinscn.
OF Rocky Ford.
Mrs. Joseph Posx. accompanied by
Joseph. Jr.. Will leave next Thurs
day for = two months visit IN Cal.
ifornia. the Itinerary including San
Diego. Los Angeles. San Francisco
and other points.
Mrs. Josie iIockhard and daughter.
Helen. Of Ration. n. NJ. were tho
guests from Saturday last until Wed
nesdsy of this week. Of Mrs. Lock.
hard's sister. Mrs. W. Y. Black. sad
family NJ Tenth street aud Colorado
avenue.
Charles A. Champion. who has
been attending = school for embalm.
Ing In Cincinnati. Ohio. writes that
he u on his way To Colorado. and
will probably locate In Denver and
enter the employ Of Bin bros. dealers
In monuments.
Miss Meryi Black entertained \
few friends very informally. Monday
evening. In compliment to her cousin
and guest. Miss Helen l.ockhard. Of
Ration. The evening WAS given To
games and music and proved = very
delightful one.
Mrs. Frank Wisdom WAS called To
Pueblo Wednesday BY . message an.
nouncinx the very serious illness Of
her brother. Frank Campbell. h Pu.
eblo. She took the first train avail.
able. but did not reach Pueblo until
Mr. Campbeii had passed away.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Phillips sss 81.
pec'ed home sooa froa . pleasant
ousins Of one moasA o. tAs ssasl q
Tsxas. and at Oklahona City. Nm.