La Junta tribune., 1911-01-07
xUNALyPERSOAVLI I11Ns

j. N. Bovee is now engaged In
the vacuum cleaner business at sos
West Sixth street, Pueblo, Colo.
II. T. Peyton won the $500 diamond
ring ratified last Wednesday evening
for the benefit OF the La Junta Base
ball Club.
The Ladies Aid Of the Presbyterian
church will meet next Thursday af-
ternoon with Mrs. +. Gard Edwards.
sol Belleview avenue.
f, b. McElfresh. of Pueblo, where
he was la the employ of the Mercan-
tile National Bank, has succeeded
Carl Thorne in the La Junta State
Bank
Mrs. A. l.. Stubs and children are
expected TO arrive home this morn
Ing from Charlotte, Mich. where they
have been spending the holidays with
relatives.
G. W. Finnup, OF Garden City, was
among the distinguished visitors in
La Junta last Saturday. Mr.. Finnup
his quite extensive land interests
hereabou,s
Charles McCarty. who has been en-
joying the holidays with La Junta
relatives and friends. left last Wed
nesday afternoon for his home In
Lowell. Mich.
The Music Study Club will meet at
the home of Miss Hazel Lee, on San
Juan avenue. Monday afternoon at
3 o'clock. The subject of the after
noon will ie Schubert"
+. p. Donahue. OF the Holbrook
country. is making arrangements to
move back to La Jmta next week,
and will once more make his home
In his Cimarron avenue residence.
l.. ID. Stanton, for number of
|yeArs In the employ OF the Fulton
Market, bought the transfer and
storage business OF w. A. Lee and
took charge the first OF the year.
Excavs.ion for the fosAdatioAs a
the lew plant 81 fhe La Junta les
and Storage Company were completed
this week. The company expects TO
be ready for business early In March.
Eugene Brown. who has been visit.
Ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lean
der Brown. during the holidays, left
las, Monday evening for Chicago To
resume his studies at the Northwest
orn Medical School
The annual meeting OF the Colora-
do Editorial Association VIII be held
In the Albany Hotel. Denver. Monday.
January 9Th. for the purpose OF elect
Ing officers and performing such
other stunts as the exegencies OF the
occasion may demand.
Attorney J. II. Voorhees,, OF Pu.
eblo, returned home last Friday. after
spending "A few days on his ranch
near Payne, which was formerly the
lioutts place. Mr.. Voorhees, Is also
Interested in property near Hotchkiss.
Delta Independent.
Jerry II. Miller writes from Ride
hay. Mo. renewing his subscription
to the great family journal and or.
ders the address changed to Savan-
nah. Mo. Have sold my farm here
Savannah"
Mr. aud Mrs. NJ. NJ. Myers. and two
children. who have made La Junta
their home for the past nine months.
have moved to Scdalia. Mo. Mr. My.
crs left Thursday OF Christmas week
and Mrs. Myers aud the little ones
left Thursday afternoon OF this week.
James O'Dwyer. OF Jackson. Mich.
arrived IN La Junta last Saturday To
be the guest for brief season OF
his distinguished uncle, {. II. McVcy.
Mr. O'Dwyer left Thursday for Arizo-
ma with Mr.. McVoy TO assist In the
work OF putting down artesian wells
for which the latter has large con.
tract.
MIR and Mrs. George Holly. OF
Sparks. New. arrived In town last
Saturday for weeks visit with
their many La Junta relatives and
friends. Mr.. Holly is now running =
train out OF Sparks. and says that
Scott Stafford. u former distinguish.
cd resident of this Lurg. was iuclud.
ed In the recent census OF Sparks.
and is an employc Of the railroad
shops.
Robert Heron, Of New York City.
has been ut the City Hospital for
week very III with pneumonia. Mr..
Heron is a thcspian artist for NOV