La Junta tribune., 1911-07-29
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The Young Peoples Society of the
First Presbyterian church will give
social at the church Friday evening.
August 4th. All young people are
cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Hireen returned
from Colorado Springs last Saturday.
and left the following day for their
home at Larned. Kan. where Mr.. HI
reen is agent for the Santa Fe.
| Encouragement In the Lord" will
be the subject OF the sermon at
the Reformed Presbyterian church to-
morrow morning by the pastor. Rev.
Il. A. Crooks. Union meeting at the
park In the evening.
Theodore Thulemeyer returned
home last Saturday from three
weeks fishing trip on the Conejof
river near Antonito. Colo. and re-
ports the pisoatorial sport almost as
lively as the life insurance business.
o. ]. Blakesiey writes from Paint.
ed Post. N. Y. where he has been
spending the summer vacation. to
send his Tribune to Rock Springs.
Wyo.. where he will Officiate as
superintendent OF schools during the
coming year
| Mrs. Eliza Redpath McClintock.
mother OF r. d. McClintock. prin-
cipal of the Columbian school. OF
this city. died at her home in Ma
rissa. H.. Friday. July 18th. aged
&c years. The funeral took place
from the Reformed Presbyterian
church Friday. July 2ist
c. !. seeley with apologies to Tom
WILSON, returned home Wednesday
night. on No. 6. just as late as
the law would allow. from three
days sojourn In the wilds around
Greeley. Mr.. Seelcy says the coun-
try around Greeley is looking fine and
all kinds of crops are very promis-
Ing.
Mrs. Geo. c. rernssi left last
Sunday night for Greencastle. Ind. to
visit her parents and the place she
WAS born. Her two children have
been visiting there with their grand.
parents. Mr. and Mrs !. NJ. Gibbs.
since early In June. aud will return
home with their mother about the
middle OF August
MIR. and Mrs. Theodore Hoellwarth.
OF Greeley. Neb.. who have been
the guests Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles
I q. Hoelwarth. OF the La Junta Hotel.
since last Saturday. returned home
i via Denver. Thursday morning, Mr..
I Hoellwar'h Is president OF the First
National Bank at Greeley. and
brother OF our local boniface.
e. X. IIubbell is building an addi-
tion TO his residence on Beilcyiew
ncighborhood OF $4,000. The house
Is being raised and a ten foot add
tion will be- placed under the entire
structure. 1, viii have five rooms.
and be built OF brick. kranz Bros.
have the contract
Mrs. e. L. soeicy and two chill.
dren, who have been visiting relatives
In Minneapolis. MINI. during tn.
past month. ar. expected To arrive
home today. The old man will prob.
ably stay NJ home now and enjoy
three squares day instead Of chas-
Ing up To Pueblo to get n big feed.
and then b. forced 10 take In the
ball game as an aid TO digestion.
A. 4. wciiand. engineer for the
Arkansas Valley Ditch Association In
Colorado. Is here from Pueblo spend.
INK the day. looking around. meeting
n few acauaintanccS. aud getting In
touch with conditions, lie strcnu.
ouSly denies that his energetic chief.
". NJ. Wiley. OF Holly. sent him
down here To get some dope" In
tn" Kansas Colorado casc.-Cardcn
city Telegram.
Theodore Thul.m.y.r. general agent
OF the Mutual LII" Insurance Com.
pany Tor Southern Colorado and
Northern New Mexico. Was recently
presented with seventeen jewel
Howard goid watch by the Mutual
Life Field club. as n testimonial of
his efficiency In turning In the great.
est volume ~ business In his terri.
tory for the sir months ending June
30th
The last ~ the ,ases for the year
1910 become delinquent August ist.
Tn" first half In delinquent March lat
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