La Junta tribune., 1911-02-25
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Miss Violet Mock has recovered
from severe spell of tonsilitis.
Wanted-To buy good span of
draft horses. Inquire OF ]. F. Hart
man.
For Sale-Five acre tract In North
La Junta; close in. Inquire of r. A.
Gordon.
For Sale Heavy, young work
horses; weight l,40O pounds. Inquire
of T. J. Williams.
For Sale-Rose Comb Rhode Island
red eggs. Inquire IA Smithlnad av-
nue., or phone red 24sl.
Mayhem House Furnishing Co., un.
dertakers and embalmers. Phone
East A, night phone Junta a..
| For Sale-Six ton Fairbanks wagon
scale; good as new: only been in
use short time; $50. See Herbert
Crozier.
Money to loan on farm property
On short notice; no commission. See
Charles F. Helm. Room 3. Miller
Hale block.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mock. OF Ken
dali. Kan, are in La Junta the guests
of Mr.. Mock's parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Joseph Mock.
I Miss McKendry. OF Ordway, was in
the city between trains Wednesday.
She was on her way home from a
several weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs. Floyd Roberts, OF La Junta.-
Fowler Tribune.
Mrs Chas Reynolds entertained at
6 O'Clock dinner Thursday evening
In compliment to her son and daugh-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. John Holly. The
guest list included only the members
OF the Holly. Reynolds and Steen fam.
! flies.
Rev. w. T. Davis. Miss Mildred
Sherman. Miss Mabel spicer. Miss
Grace Baity. Andrew Lantx and +. n.
Stark were In Pueblo this week to
\ sttend the state sunday school CON.
ven'ion and the state meeting Of the
b. Y. p. U.
] John English. agent for the Santa
fe at Belcn, n. NJ. In remitiing for
years subscription to the Tribune.
says: Il like the country very much
down here. but a, the present time
We are having an endless numt cr OF
heavy snowstorms."
A. c. Draper expects to leave In
few days for Chicago to purchase new
goods for the spring and summer
trade. On the way east he will stop
at Sedalia. Mo. to visit his son.
Russell Draper. who is attending a
business college there.
] Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Carpenter and
son. George. OF Monroe city, Mo, ar
rived Tuesday morning on their way
home from California. and remained
In La Junta until Thursday morn.
ing, the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
Woodruff. sil San Juan avenue.
For Sale-Crystai White orpington
cockerels. Kellcrstrass strain; teau-
ties. 50 and up. S. {. X. |. Reds.
81 Barred Rocks. 81. eggs for hatch
Ing from each variety: orping,ons,
81 and s.; Reds and Rocks. 81 per
setting Mrs. l.. l.. Forsyth. Las
Animas. Colo, Il. =. y. No. /,
Mr., and Mrs. J, r., W. stet tenson.
of Clay Center, Kan. who b + been
the guests of MIR and'lMenE. A.
Crooks since August .rctur. TO their
home last Tuesday morning. Mrs.
home last Tuesday morning. Mrs.
Stevenson Is sister OF Mrs. Crooks.
Dr. II. A. Miller. OF Cincinnati.
Ohio. who has OF late been connect
ed with the Santa Re Hospital In
Topeka. was recently transferred to
tn. railroad hospital In La Junta,
surgeon In charge during the absence
OF Dr. Finncy.
". $. Matlock arrived from his
home IN Los Angeles few days ago
to Join his wife who has bcen visit.
Ing relatives here during the past
month. Mr. Ma,lock is feeling fine
and looks the part. He expects To
be- In La Junta for another month
before returning home.
For sslc--Furniturc ~ follows:
Hook case. music cabinet. administer
rug 9xi? inches, couch, center stand.
clock. drcsser. bcds,ead. rolltop desk.
sIdcboard. dining table. heater and
Chief National rAnss-sood ~ new:
farming implements Of all kinds. In.
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