La Junta tribune., 1912-09-14
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La Junta three days last week and
WAS the guest OF friends.
Miss Ruby Wilder. of Wellington,
Kan, is the appreciated gues, of
her aunt, Mrs. c. X Orahood.
Karl II. Miller and wife moved this
week into the cottage second door
south of the North La Junta school
house.
Mr. and Mrs.GM Bosley OF Xenia.
Ill. are the guests OF their daugh-
ter. Mrs. II. p Cornwell. In Home
Place
Miss Estella McManes. of the San
Ia Fe hospital, Is enjoying much
needed two weeks vacation In the
mountains.
Mrs. W. +. Tarbox and Mrs. FL
mer Conoway. both OF Swink. spent
a part Of Wednesday in La Junta
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. b. Nash are re-
joicing over the adven, of their first
born-an eight pound baby girl who
came "Wednesday.
Miss Carrye Foxworthy came IN
Tuesday morning returning from a
vacation of SIX weeks spent most de-
lightfully ~ California.
Miss Alice Smith left wednss lay
for lola Kan. her old home, In re
sponse to message that Informed
her OF the Illness OF her mother
T. c. Coltman went to Colorado
Springs Saturday night and remain
ed until Thursday evening OF this
week. when he aud Mrs. coltman re.
turned to La Junta.
Rev. and Irs X. p Bond left last
Tuesday morning for Cheyenne. Wyo
TO attend the A. NJ +. Conference.
which was In session there the lat
ter part Of this week.
Miss Lola Byarx. Of Valley. Neb..
reached La Junta Wednesday. in6
was the guest OF her cousin. Miss Ma
RE Hall. until Thursday. when she
left going to Colorado Springs.
Little Grace Fernsel was five years
old "Wednesday and she celebrated
the event by entertaining her small
school mates at kindergarten and
treating them to delicious candy.
w Y. Black and family of La Jun.
IA. after short visit with Mr. and
Mrs W. ]. Burkes. returned TO their
home In Colorado Sunday night Mr..
Black is Mr. Burkes' brotherin-law.-
Las Vegas Optic.
The Unique Embroidery Club met
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Geo.
Thompson. 7o5 San Juan avenue. The
usual program proved most pleasant.
TIE club meets next with Mrs T. X.
Stocker on South San Juan avenue
Henry I.ague. formerly manager OF
the La Junta Lumber Company. has
just been selected AS manager OF
the Holly Mil and Elevator Com.
pany which Is now erecting = mill
and elevator In that city st q cost
Of S?i 900.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Black. $40 Maple avenue.
died Tuesday morning. The funeral
serviccs were held Wednesday morn
ing at the residence. conducted by
Rev. W. r. Davis. and interment was
NJ Eairviev ceme,ery
Mrs. ID. &. GIL. accompanied by her
aon. Wayne. leaves today going 10
Los Angeles. Calf. where she In
trnds spending the winter Mr. and
Mrs. X. D. Mcciintock will occupy
the GIN cottage at 9oi Bcilyiew dur.
Ing Mrs. Gill's absence
Mr.. and Mrs. ". T.. Tarbox. who
have been making their home In
6wink for some time. left Thursday
evening. accompanied by their chill
drsn. for Huntingdon Beach. Calf.
where they intend making their
home. Mr. Tarbox has been the eff.
cisnt manager Of the big sugar beet
factory IN swink.
The Birthday Dozen Club wU en-
tsrtaincd TUESDAY afternoon by Mrs.
Sarah Polk at q sumptuo,s ] O'Clock
dinner. The guest gifts 10 the host
sss were two handsome hand.decorat'
ID plates. Mcsdnme. q. ". Dameron.
Charles Reynolds. Simon Frazier ana
Miss Mary Holly were out Of c'nb
guests.
Butter r. Shroyer aud n. f. News
CON. Of Dayton. Ohio were in La Jun
- the flrst a the week. and were
sussts q G. ". wonderly and ram
~. Thsy vees "a an extended eosf
= ~ veaH. - a coufss stopped