La Junta tribune., 1911-07-22

orado Springs and Denver. for few
weeks visit before returning home.
For Saie-Desert claim relinquish-
ment: 100 and 400 acres OF fine land
between La Junta and Pueblo; ditch
soon ready: bargain, Address
Kroner. care Of La Junta Hotel
Ed Chamberlain has succeeded c. R
Greenlee as careiaker OF Clear Greek
reservoir for the Otero Irrigation
District. Mr.. Chambe riain officiated
as foreman on the tunnel work south
OF town last summer.
| For Sale Cheap-Two glass front
doors that have adorned the entrance
way TO the Tribune office for many
years; also q transom. very large; .
bargain To any one in need. In
Quire at this office.
John II. Finity. OF Lincoln. Neb..
who has been the guest OF his broth
er. ~ Finity. for several weeks. left
last Monday morning for Colorado
| Springs whore he will recuperate for
a few weeks before returning home.
The big sale OF the Palace Clothi-
ers opens this morning nj : O'Clock.
The first 100 people entering the
store will receive ticket emitting
them to a chance on leather suit
case and pair of fine shoes. Get In
| line.
Mr.. Iryen f.. Walter and Miss
Name p. Hagan. OF the REYNOLDS
ranch. were married In this city
last Sunday afternoon. the ceremony
taking place at the Presbyterian par
sonage and the Rev. Otis G. Dale Of
ficiating.
Miss Laura Harmon. of Oneida. Ill,
arrived In La Junts yesterday for
brief visit with her sister. Mrs. J.
H. Rapp. Miss Harmon is on her
way to Oakland. Calf. where she
Is employed as a teacher in the pub
lie schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccullough left
last Monday for Zanesville. Ohio,
where they will make a months visit
with Mr.. McCullough's parents. On
the way home they will visit rela-
dives In Minneapolis. and expect to
be absent about six weeks.
Work was commenced this week
/ putting In curb and gutter on the
north side of East Second street
from Colorado avenue east to the
baseball park-at least that is the
order promulgated by the powers that
be In city official circles
Mr.. and Mrs n. $. Shrum left on
Thursday morning for tour OF the
Pacific Slope. aud expect to be alb
sent about six weeks. They will go
to Sal, Lake and over the northern
route to Portland. Seattle. Tacoma
and other points. returning home via
San Francisco and Los Angeles.
DR.. Chalmers 4. Hin left yester-
day morning for his home In Council
Z Bluffs. Iowa. after two weeks
visit with the home folks Dr. Hin
says the difference In the brand OF
summer weather they have In Iowa
It was like going to heaven To come
home for awhile.
4 - h.. Of Matthew
Hsrgraye al his home In Saskatsha-
wan. Canada, on July 9Th. was re-
ceiyed by La Junta friends the first
OF the week During the ten years
from 1890 TO 1900. Mr.. Hargraye was
a wellknown resident OF the Fair
mount country He is survived by
a widow and four children.
A card from Miss Beatrice Stcy.
ems. received yesterday announced hen
safe arrival at her old home In by.
ersburg. Tenn. Miss Stevens has
been visiting u brother In Chicago,
Ill. since leaving La Junta early In
June. but will be In Dyersburg until
she returns to La Junta to resume
teaching In our public schools In
September.
Mr. and Mrs. II. r. L.brecht. OF
Kansas City. Mo. arrived In La Junta
the first Of tn. week. and accom-.
panied by Mrs. &. ". Slmons, of
Las Anlmas. and c. u. Baldridge.
father OF the two ladies left last
Monday morning for Colorado Springs.
where they have secured cottage IN
Stra,ion Park and will enjoy an out.
Ing for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs, d. ". Rockwell. &C.
compsnlod by their sou. Roy Rock.
well. left last Tuesday morning on
No. : for six weeks visit In Mis-.