La Junta tribune., 1912-05-11
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DR.. Frank Finney.
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Mrs. Mary j. Anderson, OF Rocky
Ford, stopped in La Junta Tuesday
evening between trains. attending to
business.
special train took more than
hundred yesterday from La Junta to
Rocky Ford to attend the annual
track meet.
The Birthday Club met in pleas
ant session on Tuesday afternoon OF
this week with Mrs. J. Oryille Wood.
at 5li Santa Fe avenue.
Yesterday afternoon the La Junta
Woman's Club held the closing SEES
sion OF the 1911 and 1912 season at
the home Of the retiring president,
Mrs. Leslie Jones.
The final meeting for the present
year of the La Junta City Teachers
Association, which had been set for
the past Tuesday evening was post
poned until the evening OF the lith.
Mrs. j. w Madigan entertained a
few OF her friends very informally
Monday afternoon. in her attractive
home on San Juan avenue, her guest
OF honor being Mrs. Lindsey Stubbs,
of Denver
T. B. Wilson. chiropractor and oc-
ulist specialist. Woodruff block-Mon.
days. Wednesdays and Fridays
rooms 10 and IL: chiropractic treat
ments for chronic diseases: glasses
properly fitted.
On Tuesday evening the Woodmen
OF the World entertained the ladies
OF the circle in Woodmen Hall, A
sod musical program was given, and
appropriate refreshment was served.
About 100 were In attendance.
The S. ~. q. Club was delightfully."-
entertasWed by Mi.s Marguerite Helm
on Thursday evening. All the mem.
bcrs were present. and after 4 var
led program. were served by the hos
tess with appetizing refreshments.
Mrs. n. S. Larsen and Mrs. c. A.
Bccrbohm were In Rocky Ford from
Monday until Tuesday evening. They
were the guests OF Mrs. Joel Todd
and were In attendance AT the play.
The Campus" which was presented
Monday evening in that city.
w. IL Trapp. OF Mama. okla, was
a La Junta visitor for several days
last week. the guest OF his cousin,
C. A. Beerbohm Mr.. Trap Is vice
president OF the Mama Bank and
Trust Company and was taking a
brief vacation for the benefit OF his
health.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Madiean left
Wednesday morning for Albuquerque
where they will spend few days
with their son. Earl Walker I, IN
given out that they will become ac.
quainted with their daughter-in.law
soon to be, AS Mr. Walker is TO marry
early In June.
George Davis. OF Dodds A. McCul.
louyh's grocery store. LETT last week
for San Francisco. where he viii be
the guest OF his brother. Tom Davis.
He expects 10 be gone n month or
more. and expects TO tax. In all
the places OF interest along the
coast before returning home
II affords us "a peculiar pleasure
TO announce that Miss Jean Mar.
shall. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. S.
Marshall. formerly OF this city took
second place In n declamatory con.
tes, held IN the La Junia high school
last Friday This is the second
prize Miss Marshall has taken since
removing to the county seat-Fow.
Ter Tribune.
Mrs. II. r. Iolbrook. accompanied
by her daughters. Florence and III.
canor. who have made their home In
Ontario. Calf. during the past two
year arrived IN La Junta last Tues.
day night 10 join Mr.. Iiolbrook who
is once more n, home on his ranch
east Of town. and has been for two
months or more. making arrange
ments to resume farming In the best
valley on earth Miss Dorothy H0l.
brook will not return home until the
rtnao ~ fh, x.hoat farm In nntn rim
H. I. Maxwell expects to leave next
week for Hot Springs. Ark. There
he will meet Mrs Maxwell and they
will so to California. The many
friends of Mrs Maxwell viii bc glad
TO know that she IL greatly improved
In health. Her physician. however.
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