La Junta tribune., 1912-02-17
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day.
Miss Edna Shreve, OF Topeka, Kan,
Is the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. ID. T.
Richards.
G. A. Dahlgren, the local builder
and contractor. has established q
branch office at Lamar.
Misses Annie Ha berg and Olive
Scofield were guests OF friends in
Fowler last Sunday and Monday
For Sale-Choice, re. cleaned. spring
wheat seed. oats and cane seed.-La
Junta Milling and Elevator Company.
st. Andrews Guild will meet next
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Otto Larson. on South San
Juan avenue.
L. w. Baldwin has succeeded J.
C. Talliaferro az postal clerk In the
railway mail service between this
city and Albuquerque.
s. w. Painter. formerly OF the
Cozy Corner. expects to leave today
for Boise. Idaho. where he will en-
gage In the lumber business.
Mrs. John Holly, Mrs. T. A. VIII
liams. Miss Edna Holly and Miss
Carrye Foxworthy will receive their
friends on the afternoon OF February
22d in Harmony Hall
Mrs |. w. Larmore was down from
Rocky Ford Sunday. visiting her
great granddaughter. Miss Violet FL
lott. She was accompanied by her
son, Bert Bryant. OF Swink.
Russell Morgan. one OF the old tim
ers Of North La Junta. who has been
living In Portland. Ore, for several
months. writes to change the address
OF his Tribune to st. Johns. Ore.
Mr.. xnd Mrs. J. w. DAVIS. Of NIL
lssr. A1Ae. - hAvs been the gussAs
OF Mr.. aud Mrs. A. N. Stokcsberry.
for some time. have returned home.
Mrs. Davis Is \ daughter Of Mr..
Stokesberry.
G. c. Temp,eton, Of Fowler. was In
town for a few hours last Tuesday.
between trains, while on his way
home from Edna. Mo-. where he left
his family for AN extended visit
with relatives.
Roy Finney was down from Pu-
eblo Monday and Tuesday visiting his
parents. On Tuesday. at n meeting
OF the Otero County Medical Society.
he read u very interesting paper on
Foreign Clinics"
The first annual ball for the bcnc
NJ Of the home fund OF the local
lodge OF Elks took place last night
In the Elks' suite. This In To be "A
regular event In the future about
this time OF the year.
Mrs. J. A. Armstrong is expected
home tomorrow after an extended stay
In Rockport. Ind. and Chicago. III.
Mr., and Mrs. Armstrong VIII be at
WIN Hhls anu a'ins ~ "
tnghill untl permanently located.
Mr. and Mrs II |. Maxwell depart
cd for Hot Springs. Ark. where they
wlll spend some time with n View
to bcttcring the physical condition
Of Mrs. Maxwell. who has been ailing
for the past two wccks.-Rocky Ford
Gazette.
Mr.. and Mrs Adrian Snyder. of Syr-
acusc. Kan. were guests over Sun
day OF Mr.. and Mrs. william Fcnton.
Mr.. Snyder was formerly employed AS
n switchman In the local yards. but
liz now holding down the job Of yard
master Mt Syracuse.
The Mystery OF the Maine" will
be the moving picture feature at
the Princess tonight II tells the
story Of the raising Of the great
ship that has been under water for
thirteen years. and Il will be inter.
catinx 10 all. Tonight only. Ad.
mission, i've and ton cents.
l.. c. Mikkcison. Of Superior. Neb..
purchased eighty acres from c. A.
Reynolds. one day this week. adtoin.
Ing the Swink townsite on the cast.
and vii become . permanent resident
os Otsro county. Tho transfer was
effected by G. r. Helm. Of the Ar
kansas Valley Realty Company.
Tho Pastime Billiard and Pool'
room has received = general cleaning
up this week. with new paper for the
ceiling and walls. and ali the wood
work bs,ng painted. When all Of The