La Junta tribune., 1911-09-02

''' ~ ho~ a'Ink A. supply pas
tor Of the Christian church of this
city.
For Sale ch cap-B Buggy In good
condition. auto seat. single harness:
new. Phone Junta lec
Mrs Charles Reynolds, who has
been spending the summer in Con
necticr, and other points east. re-
turned home Thursday
y. 81 Maxey. OF Flora. III. editor
of the Southern Illinois Journal, has
been La Junta visitor all week.
the guests OF his brothers in-la~. J.
+. and j A. Gxuger.
George l.. Hess was in town for =
few days the first OF the week. com
ing TO arrange for the packing and
shipping OF his household goods to
Denver. which will be his home In
the future.
Misses Clara and Helen Hill. who
have been enjoying the fine Italian
climate OF Southern California and
seeing the scenic wonders OF that
cline during the past month. returned
home yesterday.
Mrs Emma Elliott and four daugh-
tiers. of Chanute. Kan. are visiting
numerous friends In La Junta. and
at present are guests of Mrs. Charles
Farley They were residents OF La
Junts about ten years ago.
Mrs Ed Robinson and daughter.
Miss Frances Robinson. returned
home last Saturday from Oakland.
Calf. where they have been enjoying
a two months visit with Mrs. Rob
inson's eldest daughter. Mrs. W. NJ
Lockhart
The young people of the Presby-
t.rian church enjoyed pleasant so
ciai Thursday evening In the city
park-the members OF the Endeavor
Society OF that church acting as
special committee on arrangement
and reception.
William Bowen Is the new owner
OF the five room brick residence at
sit Ration avenue. acquiring the prop
erty one day this week from Mrs. ].
r Donion The consideration was
Sizes. Mr. Bowen has already been
offered 500 for his bargain.
Mr. and Mrs G. 4. Whitehead. ac-
compsnied by their guests. Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Whitehead. of Syracuse.
Neb. left last Tuesday morning for
Colorado Springs and Denver for
few days sight seeing The male
contingent Of the party are broth
ers. and with their wives will re.
turn TO their respective homes after
the Denver visit
superintendent Treasure and Prin-
cipal Porter visited the Hoibrook
country last Tuesday and added six
more students to the roll of the high
school from that section. There will
BE- fourteen students from the Hoi.
brook country and fourteen from
Svink In the Ia Junta High School
this year. with a total of about thir-
" who rcsid. outside OF school dis.
,ric, No. H.
p A. Griffin and NJ = Chase op-
.ned an automobile and carriage
painting shop yesterday In the Ste.n
building. adjoining the Tribun. Of
flee on the east. They will be- pre-
pared TO do all kinds Of up.to-date
sign work. besides paper hanging and
painting OF all kinds Both gentle
men are well known In this par.
tieulsr line of work In La JuniA
G. l.. Se.icy received word from
Washington. u. {. last Saturday that
his patent for an automobile lock
had been granted. s.eicy says that
With this lock a man can leave his
automobile any~hsr. and b. sure
that IL will b. righ, where he left II
when he comes back. n. expects to
use on. ON his own auiomobii. as
soph as nv har h"n'i vi 'h' io's
made and viii then b. prepared to
eiye demonstrations
Rev Otis G. Dale. pastor Of the
First Presbyterian church. has moved
into the manse a zoe Bcll.yiew ay.
cnue. The manse has recently been
r.modelied and mad. completely mod.
ern. including hot water heat. at
cost Of more than $1,000 II Is nov
a very comfortsbl. and convenient
residence for the pastor. OF which the
congregation may b. Justly proud.
there being few better msn,.s In
IN. state.