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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-27
FROZEN DISHES.

There IS such latitude Tor variety
IN frozen dishes that the same dish
need not appear often enough 70 be
monotonous.
Burnt Almond Ice cream.-Blanch
and chop a cup or almonds. carmelize
four tablespoonfuls Of sugar. and add
the almonds When cold pound TO
powder. Add this mixture TO ordinary
ice cream with tablespoonful Of Al
mond extract.
Cocoa Nut Ice crean.-Mix half
cup Of cocoa with half cup Of -four
a cup and a fourth OF sugar and half
teaspoonful OF salt; add two eggs
slightly beaten. When well mixed add
two cups OF scalded milk. cook In a
double boiler, stirring constantly. The
eggs should not be added until the
nour IL well cooked. Then add q cup
OF walnuts. a little vanilla and two
cups OF cream. Freeze
Maple strip. hot. with chopped nuts
makes 4 plain ice cream seem quite
stylish.
Plum pudding ice cream IS plain ics
cream TO which a cup OF dried and
pounded plum pudding is added
To make caramel ice cream add
cup Of carmeiized sugar 20 unswcet
ensd or lightly sweetened Ice cream
Cocoa Cocoanut cream.-Make tn
same as for eocOanut cream excep
omit the nuts and substitute a cup o
freshly grated eocoanut instead. adj
the Juice and rind Of one lemon
Freeze
Chocolate Mousse. - Melt thre
ounces. OF chocolate. add cup and
half a sugar and one cup OF TIL
cream. Boil one minute. Mix 4
blespoOnful OF granulated gelatin
with a fourth OF a cup or cold water
add Il 20 the boiling mixture. an
. when cool add a teaspoonful or VI
nflla, q little salt and the whip frol
thres cups of cream Pour into mol
and pack In equal parts OF Ice and sal
. Let stand four hours.
For strawberry mousse subsutul
two cups Of crushed strawberries ]
stead OF the thin cream and use q
hlagpoonful and hall Of gsi3tine.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-27
Why VIRGINIA FARMERS
CONTINUE TO Be POOR

George II. Auringer. a Western
farmer, wondering why the Virginia !
farmers were so goor. paused by the
roadside one day and reasoned il
out.
The average Virginia farmers gets
up early, at the alarm of a Connect
cut clock. buttons his Chicago sus-
penders to Detroit overails put on
pair of cowhide boots made in
Ohio. washes in a Pittsburg basin.
uses Cucirsd soap and dries on a
cotton towel made in New Hamp-
shire, sits down to a Grand Rapids
tablet. eats hot biscuits made with
Minneapolis flour. Kansas City bs-
con and Indiana grits fried in Omaha
lard. cooked on a St Louis stove
buys Irish potatoes grown IN Mich
gan, and canned fruits put up in Cali
lfornia, seasoned with Rhode Islano
spices. claps on his old hat made Il
Philadelphia. harnesses his Missouri
mule, fed on Iowa corn. with New
York harness, and plows his farm
covered with a Massachusetts mort
gage with an Indiana plOw.
AT night he crowls under a ne'
Jersey blanket and is kept awake b
Virginia dog. the only home pre-
duct on the place. and wonders VII
be keeps poor.
Moral: Pauonize home industrie
. spend your money wnere It will Civ
YOU a Market for what you grow
and thus make money and increas
the value of your farm.-Exchang
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-27

Thsy had not been engaged vsrT
long. but already Ernest had made q
apparent that the salary Of a shop a.
Eistant ga not admit Of an ssctasiS
existence amid e sea Of diAzon4
rings. theatsr stalls. or even somal
chocolate crsama-
Last summer they wSiks6 togsSAer
70 a neigh0oring village Ths roaA
was dusty. the svsnins elosa ana
Amelia fsie that life would BE hsttsF
worth living when she had an oppoE@
tunity % refreshing hsrsef with tso
and strawberries Ernest kssftated
outside the only tea shop IN The plnsa.
and she smiled hopefully.
HIS hand stols 20 bis trousers peck
ct; he fumbled nervoasly for q 70
menG
"Er-Ameiis.- he said 81 last. -wfu
you have something eat eat nov and
walk back. or shall We have nokAtng
60 eat and 80 back By trainr-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-27

Each age of our lives has its .oys.
Old people should be happy. and
they will be If Chamberlsin's Tablets
are taken to strengthen the digestion
and keep the bowels regular. These
tablets are mild and gentle in their
action and especially suitable for
people of middle age and older. For
sale by all dealers.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-27
PRACTICAL osssERTa

During the season OF fruit. and for /
that matter. that Is ell the year round. ]
fruit provides a dessert that IL easy. |
usually inexpensive and decidedly
wholesome. AT fruit VIII not do IN
dessert making SO We Ike variety
OF reasonably inexpensive dishes TOT
everyday use
There r. a large variety % fritters
and hot cakes that may be served with
various sauces and are quickly and
easily prepared. The Fat kettle 4
carefully covered and set away and
can be brought out 20 heat While the
fritters are being prepared.
Apple FriWers.-Sift together one
and a third cups OF -four. two teaspoon
f,lis o. baking powder and half tea
spoonf1l OF salt: beat an egg. add two
thirds OF a cup OF milk and mix All to-
Eether. ADDING two sour apples cut Ia
small pieces Drop BY spoontuls IN
hot Fat and fry delicate brown Roll
IN powdered sugar and serve with cur
rant Jelly sauce The sauce - pre-
pared By boiling together a cup OF
sugar and a third OF a cup OF water
eve minutes: add four tablespoonfuls
OF currant Jelly and when boiling hot
the Juice OF a lemon. strain and serve
m = very nice sauce a. desired. Win
| handful OF candied cherries.
Baked Bananas porto Riee)-Pu'
| rather green bananas IN the oven and
bake until the skins burst; serve VIII
butter
soufhes are another form % desser
which may be varied IN endless WAYS
When baking. a shallow pan shouh
be used az the weight OF the miKtur
tends 10 break the cell walls. Whe
the dish seems 90 be too shallow. lin
n with a band OF buttered paper TIA
. stands up above the dish. Always I'D
the pan into water % equaiiEe the he1
IN baking.
}, Coffee soufRo.-Cook together tire
= tablespooniuls each OF butter an
-four. then add a cup Of black cone
When thick add salt and a third OF
r cup % sugar; cool and add the beat'
yoke Of three eggs. and then add q
beaten whites. Turn into buffers
dish and bake until arm. Serve vi
whipped cream.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-27

most the rcand year IN soms ioca-
tfons The fashion OF screening pcrcn-
60 iu the summer time 70 ksaP qua
files and mosquitoes a. good one. aad
Il n easy 70 lift cut the screens m ne
fan and put sash Ira their places.
There are different ways q nAar
aging. Some people IKE % 90 tsinEs
differently from the ordinary; and 1
notice that such folks generally E~t
more ont o. he some families I've
"a their houses: whils otnors make
the house q place 20 stay m wnan
necessary. and set awAT frOm n a.
much ard a. often az possible A
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-27
Where to Worship Sunday
EPISCOPAL.
Bruton Parish Church.
l. ~. L. d..

EPISCOPAL.
Brutou Parish Church.
K. Ruffin Jones. Rector.
Morning service. Ills a. N.
Evening service. 8 p. n. Holy
Communion. 1st Sunday Ills; 3ro
8 a. N.
In the Parish iouse-Sunday
school. 10 a. m.
BAPrIsr.
M. J. Hoover. Pastor.
Services every Sunday at ll:l5 A
NJ. and 8 P. NJ. Sunday school al
10 a. N. Prayer meeting Wednes
day .. N.
METHODIST.
Rev. J. T. Whitley. D. D.. Pastor.
Regular preaching services Ills
a. N. and 500 p. %. Wednesca.
night services at 8 p. 10. Sunday
School 10 a. %. Mr.. 6. b. Griffin
Sunday school superintendent
Epworth League Sunday att P. N.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Services every Sunday at II. and
D. N. Sunday school at 9:4S a. %.
LUTHERAN.
Rev. Edward Brekhus. Pastor.
Services at Norge Sunday morn
ings at 1890. Sunday School a
close Of service. Prayer meetinl
Wednesday at p. m. Young PEG
pies Society meets every secon'
Saturday at 8 p. N.
OLIVE BRANCH CHRISTIAN CHURCH,
ToASO. VIRGINIA.
A. J. Renforth. Minister.
Sunday School and commune
every Sunday morning. Preachin
Ind and 4th Sunday 1880 a. q
and 7:30 p. N.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-27
PASTOR WILL VISIT ENGLAND

The Rev. John Hethorn, pastor
of the Williamsburg Presbyterian
church. will leave here about July
10 for England. He will take a
course of lectures at Oxford Univer
sity and will visit Paris before re-
turing home. He will be away
about a month or six weeks.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-27

vantngss and very tsw etsadvHntaEra
Conmsncfng win ne treat percA.
there f. an advRntags IN having r PRO
tscted on tvo, sicss oy tAe Reuse.
Porcnss az large ~ this are cftsn FUR
nisned with easy chairs. tables. And
even lounges and rugs On the eoor.
When you have q nice perch furnished
ID IN that vay. you IKE 20 uss n a.
osriy IN TIA season "a possible AnG a.
iats as possible "a the fslL II AiS
porch looks % TIE souh o. sAse. u
VIII Be comfortable On suzny d&Ts
late IN ne fall as ven a. esAig N tAa
spring. and you VII Set q ncntAn
use OF Il mere than you voR4 81 60
/ ordinary strRignt-vsy vsGaaeA ~
ctting e win screens ana sAaA. tAa
time nay be exteaced % fneiues 81
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-27

properly connected for eoRvsnieDcs ss
well an looks. some house pians are
a great puzzle 20 an architect; bat
this kind OF plan comes easy. You
have the space. the difference expo
sures; you have room Tor doors where
you want 20 put them; and you have
A convenient corner where you c4E
nut IN a good. comfortable stairway
designed for looks as well as service.
When II CONES 70 heating. ycu can
place the Furnaces under the trent BALL
and carry short pipes 20 each room:
ana you can carry the hottest pipe %
sAa bathroom. wAsre Il n nest Rsea-
e.
zaa - ssssszss go nea1 -
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-27

good deal depends on the house ptan
In tho frat place. but more dereaea
on the housekeeper. because one per
son VIII make a house comfcrtAoisi
and inviting. Whilo another womR1
who works just as hard perhaps hAE
the faculty OF making things rather
unpleasant The chairs nay be toe
nice 10 sit down IN. OF there nay %.
a lot OF bric-s-brac In ths wAy-stuG
you arc afraid OF breaking or disar~
ranging The study CT a home nests.
much more than the piAn and mAnner.
OF building the house.
This plan may be carried cut ~ q
cost Of from $4,000 20 t1.ssa
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-27
CHESAPEAKE & Ohio R'y.
Scenic Route TO the West

Scenic Route 10 the west
IS Effective June 2, 1912.
Fast Vestibuled Trains. Parlor Cars 20
Richmond. Pullman Sieepers 70 Louis
vile, Cincinnati, Chicago, St Louis
wEsTBOUND DAILY TRAINS
Lv. Williamsburg 1922 a. m, and 5:32
.. m. Direct connections for al
points West, Northwest and south
west.
Fast Trains Tor Nowpou News. honob ana
Old Point
Lv. williamsburg 9.5S a. m, and AS
p. m
Locals for Newport News.
Lv. Williamsburg 1858 a. m, 6-29 p M
Locals Tor Riehmeno.
Nv. williamsburg 6:45 q. M 6sO5 p N
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-27
TABLET is NOW UP
AFTER LONG DELAY FLAT HAT
WORK COMPLETED

After a long delay. the Fiat Hat
pedestal for the sun dial at the col
lege is up and completed. 1t VIII
stand in the court of tie main college
building and is a handsome affair.
II was intended TO have imposing
ceremonies atthe presentation during
the finals. but there was delay on
account of getting the tablet The
tablet bears the following inscription.
Presented to the College Of VII
liam and Mary. June /. 1912. by The
Flat Hat. founded October 3. 1911.
commemorative Of The Fiat Hat
club Nox.1l. 175o.
Wm. K. Doty. Kentucky,
Editor-in-Chief.
Editors
Robert Bruce Jackson, Virginia.
Alan Fred English. Pennsylvania.
VIM. Elliott Dold, New York
| w. Mortimer Harrison. Virginia.
James David Clements. Virginia.
Herbert Wentworth Walden. Virgini
Business Manager
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-27

THE BRAITHWAITE UNDERTAK-
ING ESTABLISHMENT has the
exclusive agency in and around
Williamsburg, OF the National Casket
Cos goods. This establishment Is COM
pletely equipped; under-sOid BY none ire
Gardless OF reports 10 the contrarY)i
furnishes supplies at q less cost, and
aearse at hall the customary charges a
Licensed Embalmer, and Trained Nurse
for shroudine. Govern yourself accord
inglv. MRS. ". II. BRAITH WAITE,
williamsburg, Va. Southern Bell Phones
store NO. 81 Residence No. 81. Long
distance CONNECTION
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-27
|Z1eKPFGfEN


- season. buy thern not az
great price II n neither ert nor ooortssy
70 Invite your friends 90 b -eaunG
rnoney" a. the saying -. A guest should
% led 20 think always TRAIT her nal
tasted pleasantly. never that IL oost 49,
dfaar-a~abfo
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-27

.Zh9kFFGHEN.


ONE OF your hurts you have
~ cured
And the sharpest you stil have survived
But what torment of grief you endured
Prom evils which never arrived
Emerson
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-27
Herbert Wentworth Walden, Virgins
Business Manager

Arthur Wilson James. Virginia
Assistant Business Manager.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-27

Tickets sold 70 AL points North. East, Mcst
and Canada. For Information "a 20 tickets
sfaterooul reservations. etc, apply % Gho. g.
HoPsoS tienT Agent: j. ". BEOwN, JR-, 50
Passenger Agent i69 Aain ST.. Norfolk va
JoHS B KNsERLY and Hotel Cnamoerlinl Oio
Point Va. -
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-27
OLD BAY LINE.

(BaItlm0re otelLIu IHCAtl VI
RDaily. including sunday, between Norfolk
and Baltimore.
steamers FIoafoh. NfRctHla AND hLhohAa
rarrviutr II \ Mail ana equipped win United
wireless Teiegraphy. and every modern con
venience FOR the pleasure ana comfort OF TOE
trsveiing pubiic Music Dy Prof. Emerich's
Orchestras Ga steamers every trip
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-27
w. l.. JONES
FARMS
From I'D to 1900 Acres
OWNERS PRICE

BELOW IS A SAMPLE BARGAIN
No. %. Lovely home situated on auto
road ~ mile from LghtfOOt station Z.
q .. Ry., ~ miles from Williams
burg. room cottage with all neces-
sary Outbuildings, barn, stable, poultry
house, etc. A profusiOn Of fruit OF the
choicest varieties, about 100 trees. u
acres of the best trucking land, every
foot in high state OF cultivation Price
Sl2OO. half cash. 10 acres adjoining
can be had for $500. This Is very low
for this home. Lands IN this section
sell for $50 to 500 per acre without
improvements. Near church, school
and postOffice.
No. 90. This beautiful little home is
very attractively situated on auto road
ll-2 miles from this city, (east) almost
IN sight of city. r. r. ID. Only IA
acres, but they are iine, not waste
foot of land. large airy room cottage,
brand new, as nice q small home as any
one can wish for. Owner IS a builder
and erected this nice house for himself
and wife. but is homesick for theil
children. Price S1lO0. Easy terms
can De had.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28
After Christmas Dinner.

E.P. Gordon entertained at an
after Christmas dinner. nt O'Clock
Thursday evening at Spic.r's cafe.
Fourteen guests were invited for
this occasion. and the whole number
Was In attendance. The repast was
served in elegant style. and with con.
ycrsa;ion and f.as,ing the affair
passed all too quickly.
Mr.. Gordon in a few well chosen
remarks made his guests welcome in
such manner that II Was indeed
pleasure To sit at the festive
board
While the last course was being
served $. +. Behymer. on behalf Of
the party. made very neat and APP
propriate address of thanks.
After the banquet. the menu Of
which Included fresh SLICED tomatoes
and fresh stra yberries-in mid-winter
the party Vas the guest OF c. W.
Wondsrly at the picture show. Thus
ended on. Of the most pleasant so
cial affairs OF the holiday week.
Those present were;
Geo Glysson. \ n wieneke. c.
l. Dickinson. John II shaw. John +
Hewitt. n \ Fields. II a Eiileman,
$ r Wood. c W Wond.riy. James
X Dye. Geo. ~ Little. 5 +. Belly
mer. = p Gordon and r : Pearce
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28

Bergen. Marx Trio. and comes highly
recommended. This musical treat
will take place January 9Th.
Burnett Z Pechin gave out over
500 tickets. good on Christmas day,
at either Of the local moving picture
shows
Miss Helen HIM came down from
Denver last Monday to spend the
holiday vacation with the home
folks. A. NJ. Hill. and daughters.
Fred A. Sabin received a cable.
gram last Wednesday from John +.
Updike. who IL In the employ Of the
Brazil Land. Cattle and Packing Com.
pany. Of San Paulo. Brazil. II was
very brief. In words and letters ~
follows: Merry Chrhtmas.''
b. g. Wilson. county treasurer.
elect. will be installed In office on
January LIST. His official force, IL
10 announced will BE- ~ NolIows:
CHIEF 'SeSsty. Carlos ". Wilson; clerS
Carl Thorne: stenographer. Mise Beu.
lab Evans.
George =. McCanley. county clerk.
elect. will be- installed In office on
the second Tuesday In January-the
18th. His official force will be ~
follows: Chief deputy. J. b. More.
head. Of Manxanola: stenuxrapher,
Mrs. Belle FlaEx; clerk. Mrs. W. E.
Sylvester.
The Prescott pump At the water
works on this side Of the river has
been moved to the new plant across
the river and will be ready for ser.
vice about the middle Of January. La
Junta nov has n water supply equal
to any emergency. and that ought to
be sufficient for our needs for many
years to come
,. A. Brown and F. y. Berry left
Wednesday night for Petaca. n. NJ.
To look over the mica mines OF the
La Junta Mica Mining and Milling
Company. in which both are stock
holders. They acre accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs l. r. Wood. who will
make their home there In the future.
Mr.. Wood being superintendent Of
the mine
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28
Morgan a Widows Santa.

4 story which men Of the nnan,
cial district In New York. Nere tell
Ing at their Christmas dinners had
]. p. Morgan. a dentist and wash
erwpman a. its principals.
Mr. MorFan was In dentists
chair. Il was related suffering con.
siderable pain. for the relief OF which
the dentist VAS telling the financier
how the cas. of his wif.'s washer
woman was one OF the worst IN
stances Of d-stltution he ever knew
Her husband died and i,ft hol
thirteen ehilircn. only five OF them
being large cnoush to work" ne said
and while Keeping on with his dental
work he continued the hard luck
narrative In detail
Mr.. Morgan lcf, after the opera
ton ~i,hou; comment. but IN" next
dxv the d~n,ss, received letter
which is quoted as follows;
Dear Doctor: You hur, me
like the devil yesterday. bo, your
vivid story about the widow and
h~r thirteen childrrn helped some
incios~d find my check for $40.
80. Which p,eas~ turn over to
tAe vasAsrvoaAa and tell her
sAoe - vas . enoi to ever
have thirteen children.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28
ess.s. ess~s. es"s,

navtA 4. Rich vill hare . pshair
sajs - tAe J. e Lewis rA~cA. e.sv.
- uiles nsesh~ast e L. JsssA. aa1
to- niiss ease - CAeeaw. ~ TAsrs
Nv. jaasasy >. 1914. co@oeac,as
Vssasaiy q - o'esseh. Hs I'll,
Geosr tvsasy heo1 q AesssA bane1ss
sata1s. heea. tnossosata hAsuess asl
hsossAso1 Oss1A vfs1 l. Ppe1ue
~ e1lleanas - ~ escsisssse. anA
ogoa Wfa1nse - ~ clssA.
~. nteA sspseee - bsave - lea.
ongy ~ ~ TWIA vA1a. o1AAa.
Uoogo - ~ 1Denee 80 0aAo ~
- = - on1ngA
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28

N-sby Los vas Il cau,empiat,c
nrad ho eiacr asv. and yc man
about town pulled oat his notebook
and asked
What's oa yoar miud- 1t me
have o quisk hes~,r D, rcts away
from yoa
. vas Just ,hirkiBr." says Mos.
hf. What Nuuld some ni my Ia
luntA friends think. and more -spec,
ALLY MIA, would they say. II they
should hapPen to sc me when I'm
On ar"~s parade in Denver For In,
stance. tho other day. ~hcn "a.
In the capitol city. pu, Mp a, tho
Nleanr Hotel A b-il hop. dr,-s~
ed In xorr~oa. uniform. srabh~,l
my xrip ~ entered the lobby and
dsaapr~ar-d In . minute he cam.
hack With the check for my grin
The eh~ch uas presented To ~. or
a gold plate. have heard @,
'hings being HANDED to you on Z
silver platter. hut this "a. IN.
first time had ever had any -s
n~rieoec In that line Understand
Ny grip dA~ck vAs HANDED 10 m.
on = rc,d plate hv . e~ose>i t,ok
ins gentleman In . Gorgeous uniform
some claas 10 that WAT. Nov
lust Imagine sos one m,nus~ ~Aa,
would have hapee~d IN N. ~av a
. Se0saserstiss a sAe EasissA ,ar
svas~ " ~ frs~eA FSsA<v h>s~ ~
bee~ aas~G tAose pe~ssat-
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28
3N1tDtudLII1D8

night from few days visit In pu
cblo.
The Four O'Clock Club met yes
terday afternoon with Mrx. J. A.
kincaid
The North La Junta woman.s Club
will meet this afternoon with Mrs.
WIN Lewis.
Mrs. L. II. nal. Of Puebso. will
come To La Junta January Is, 10
visi, friends.
W A. Watt left last Tuesday
for Kansas City for six weeks ris-
1t with relatives.
Richard Cook. = son oe Mr. and
Mrs. T. ]. Cook. left Thsrsday night
for Telluride. Colo. where he has
the mines,
Mr. and Mrs. Brinkman. OF Denver.
were the Christmas Kuests of Mrs
ID. X. McCune.
r A. Williams left rhursday for
Las Vegas after spending Christmas
with his family.
gem" flour. beat In the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money re-
tunded-La Junta Milling Company.
MIR and Mrs. Ira Hall went 20
Amarillo, Texas. Tuesday 10 spend
week with Mr.. and Mira. l. o WI
son
Miss Carrie Sla,on. who has been
employed In Ration. y. NJ. II spend
ing the holiday vacation with rela-
lives In La Junta.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Madigan
and MIR and Mrs Earl walkcr left
last Tuesday morningf or Denver to
spend the Christmas season with
friends
Does your subscription eapiro on
january lst' DO not forget the
rule You will find II Just above
the reminiscent column on tn third
page Of this issue.
Five cent dance. Armory Hall :
TO le p. IN. Tuesdays and Saturdays.
wonderly's orche ira. DanciuE class.
7.5o to ? m. Sterling Rama. In
structor.
Rev and Mrs \ =. Crooks sn-
t.rtained the members OF the Re
formed Presbyterian church at the
parsonage. on South Carson avenue.
last evening
Elmer Aeera arrived trsE rrcder-
tick. Colo. Tuesday uiEf--and is
visiting his parents. ~ and Mrs.
Victor Albcra He vi remain un.
'" January 3rd
Mrs Adds Thomp=a1. who t.
spending tie winter with her daush-
ter. Mrs J Addison us DIS. OF this
city has gone TO Gr..i,y. Cello. to
visit another daushtrr
Mr Robert Andors11 camc from
veia Pass 10 spend Cars,mas Day
with his family Who are visiting at
the home Of Mrs. An ,ons moth
cr. Mrs c 4 Reyunas 5o5 San
Juan ayenue
Mr. and Mrs =. Caar Mr.. Har-
~ King and Miss Luiu Sing. all Of
smith Canon. were ir .1gu to at
tend the Cowboy Bah Ia nigh, and
were the guests Of Ms. Katie Jnr-
das while IN this city
I p V Woricu returned home yes.
tcriay from Topeka si--- he spent
the Christmas season v.h his fam
ily. Nho are there visiting relatives
Mrs worden and a, hldr,-n Will
return home about lauurT s,h.
Mr May Hc-Isr.rr OF lead
vile. Colo i the EB's j., Prof ard
Mrs ; =. Austin. ~ sr7 Belicviss
avenue Mrs Heu1rrfan Ia the
mo,hcr of Mrs Austin "a viii re
main a month IN m e.fs
/ Mrs John Walsh ana asr mother.
Ma Martha Shctven u iray. in
a f"w DAYS COR Goiserbars. N,hr.
where Mr. walsh ss-, gently to
take eharse u mul Or III. Colora.
DO Milling and Elevator CompAny.
Prof J c, nodis. u ,hc Missoa-
n State University az coiumbss.
and Mr. and Nrs David p-,.,ds. os
Kansas city. arr spendiug the hoi-
days a, the home Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs J c podaS in the
fairmoun, country
IL u Clark. busin.s. manager RI
the Las Animas Leader ~as h II
'nnsa for . brief .eAson ysssss1Ay
morning b-'~e~n trains. ~hDe -
his vay home from Colorado nnrenga
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28

Why not a cheese factor, And |.
condensed milk factory In Ia Jun.
n' OF course ~ could not sup
psy the necessary fn~ material rixh,
scv, hut ~- could arrange during
tie coming year 10 vork 20 that
eaA he state dairy coamisssoner
says Il is crime for . stat. c>auip
~ - CclorHAc 10. With the s,ncs,
a pasture hnds. an ideal ciima,.
aAl other tAiass. and meant hy M.
tsre - ~ Q ar~ss dairy state. 20
- sAippias h each year from other
stasss over t'.ee~. .cNs ~crth II n,ih.
bsttss and other dairy rrcAscsa A.
SaaAy cu,orsAo haa tvo condensed
~ eAreasses ssA stl aoAn cA~sse
0AeeDetsa. spseaaiaG q ~ capacity
GDaelassss(y. TAs UsU1uets ars =