La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1911-07-08

Mrs. A. S. Marshall visited friends
In Fowler Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. John Johnson went
to Denver last Sunday to spend the
Fourth.
Misses Ida and Cora Sewers spent
the Fourth with their parents in
Ordway.
Miss Estella Nicely left last We'd
nesday for Colorado Springs for a
weeks visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Baldridge speL'
the Fourth in Trinidad with their
daughter. Mrs. Harry Bourne.
Miss Agnes Westbrook left this
week for Ann Arbor. Mich, to take
the summer library course.
Mrs. d. e. Lantz and family have
returned home from six weeks
visit with relatives in Pennsylvania
f. p. Donahue writes to send his
Tribune until further notice to Du-
buQue, la, where he Is located for
an extended visit with relatives.
Reg Garvin was among the base
ball bugs who celebrated by attend
ing the Pueblo Topeka game In the
Little Pittsburg OF the West on the
Fourth.
j. n. Beatty, OF Manzanola. was a
county seat visitor last Monday for
the purpose Of attending the annual
meeting Of the Colorado Savings and
Trust Company.
John A. Thatcher, OF Pueblo, was
in town last Monday attending the
annual meeting Of the Colorado Saw
ings and Trust Company. in which
he is a stakeholder.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F.. CHATTER. who
were down from Denver last Satur-
day to attend the birthday party OF
Dad" Stephenson. returned TO their
home In the capitol city last Sun
day.
Harry E. Ingram has returned frou
Y Syracuse, Kan, and reports crops
4 down In that section in very pool
- Upaasioa. what there = left h
being wiped off the face OF the earth
by grasshoppers.
J. A. Somers. Of Pueblo. formerly
In the employ OF Lutte Gee, arrived
In La Junta Thursday morning. and
was SO changed In appearance that
few people recognized him. In fact
he made the allegation that the onl,
man he found In town who recognize
him instanter was Blind George"
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Velasco and
children left last Sunday for Trim
dad, where the latter will make al
extended visit with relatives. Mr.
velasco went on to Belen, n. NJ. ha'
Ing been transferred there by the
Santa Fe to work In the blacksmith
shop.
Clarence Nichols. son OF Harr,
Nichols, and Miss Nellie stephens
daughter Of N. c. Stephens. were
married In Ration the first Of th'
week. without giving any notice o'
their Intentions to the home folks
who first learned of II. after II ~As
all over. BY the telephone route.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Z. Bernard, OF
Albuquerque, n. NJ. arrived In La
Junts last Saturday and have beer
visiting at the home OF Mr.. Bernard,
father and Mother. Mr.. and Mrs NJ
r. Bernard. Mrs. Bernard Will make
an extended visit In La Junta. hui
her husband only remained for
few days
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Blankcnship re
turned to La Junta last Sunday morn
ing after an absence Of over yeai
during which they viewed the land
scape oer on the Pacific Coast. ant
then down south In Texas. Durinl
the past few months they have beer
visiting relatives In Ottawa, Kan.
and will now probably abide In Ia
Junta henccSorth and forcvcrmorc.
II. r. Pcyton.. master mcchani, o
the Santa fc. who has been sisittnt
In st. Louis during the past three
weeks. WAS expected home on Wed
nesday. but instead \ telegram wa'
received BY his chief clerk announc
Ing that on July 9Th he had beer
seriously injured In . runaway Acci
dent. uustalains = broken arm. and I
A.ushs as tn. sv with Nhosn he MAJ