La Junta tribune., 1912-06-15
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! Mrs. w. Il. Andrews and daughter.
Miss Helen. start Monday for Long
Beach, Calf
! Mrs, c. ID. Everhart and little one
are In Ottawa. Kan. the guests OF
Mrs, Everhart's mother They will
be gone about month
Miss Edith Bickel who has been
teaching In Wiley, has accepted n
position as principal OF the West
Las Animas. Melonfeild. school.
Miss Nellie Mcdonald. OF Farming.
ton, Ill. came to our city Thursday
on No. 3. and is the guest for sew
eral weeks OF her cousin. Mrs. C. A.
Philhour. at 5li Cimarron avenue.
Mrs. Geo. II. Nelson and little sons.
Ben and John, arrived Monday ev-
ening and are the guests for two
weeks OF Mrs Nelson's sister. Mrs.
Victor Ilogs. at 10 Santa Fe avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hartweil
and children left "Wednesday going
TO Denver. They expect to be alb
sent about two weeks. visiting rel
atives and friends In that city and
in Boulder.
Mr.. and Mrs d Il. Batty left
Wednesday morning on No. IL and
will be gone more than four months.
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braska, Wyoming. Nevada. Oregon
and California.
Miss Lo,ie Healy has returned
from Colorado Springs where she has
Just graduated from the State School
for the blind Miss Lottie's pipe or
gan solo was an appreciated part
OF the graduation exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Nichols
went to Colorado SPRINGS wednes-
day n. resporac to Telegram that
aoluaintef them with me serious
sickness Of their daughter. who Is
( dangerously III Of blood poison.
Miss Catherine Cade, OF Cincinna-
II. Ohio. and Miss Maxwell. OF Day
ton, who were cnroutc home from a
western tour stopped over In La
Junta this week aud were the guests
for two days OF Mrs, w H. Bragg.
on Raton avenue.
Mrs. Simon Frazier leaves tomor-
row. going to Terre Hautc. Ind. via
Kansas City and st Louis. Mrs.
Frazier will be accompanied as far
as Grecncas'le, Ind. by Susie and
Grace fernscl. who 20 to that point
TO spend the summer with relatives.
] Only siaty.nye cents for the Tri.
bune from the present date until
January I. 1918. Climb into the Tri.
bunc band wagon for the rest OF the
year. You will enjoy the music.
and We will guarantee to give you
your moneys worth or refund the
coin.
Mrs. c. X Orahood and daughter.
Vcstine. left Wednesday morning for
Wellington. Kan. They will be gone
six weeks and will be the guests dur
ing their absence OF Mrs Orahood's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. wilder. IN
Wellington, and OF her brother IN
Wichita.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Hcrrcn and
Miss Ida Hcrrcn left last Saturday
In pursuance OF plans for the sum
mer. Mrs H.rrcn went TO Bucna
Vista. where she will spend the sum.
mcr with her daughter. Mr.. Herren
and Miss Ida went to Gree ley for
summer study In thc Greeley Normal
Rev. W. r Davis and his family
left Tuesday. going to points south
for u visit TO relatives. They Will
visit sister OF Mrs. Davis In
Texas and will be- the guests Of the
home people Of both IN Alabama. Mr..
Davis expects TO return In six
weeks. but his wife aud the little
ones will remain until fall.
Mrs. u. p. Stephenson. Of La Junta.
In visiting friends In the city. She
In on her way to Fairfield. Iowa.
to visit her son. Len. former post.
master Since the death Of her hus.
band She has been spending the win.
tcrs In California. Mrs. Stephenson
looks we'll and her friends are glad
to see her.-Osrden City Herald.
A. = luncheon recently given BY
Mrs. Frank finncy. Of Ia junta. the
announcement vas made that Miss
Gertrude Ftnhey and DR.. J. q. VII.
iiams. Of New York City. would ~
united In marriage August 33d. MIS-
Gertrude Finney 10 . most charming
younG girl and accomplished musician
having visited frisa1s here osssa. anl
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