La Junta tribune., 1912-07-20
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Miss Jessie Chown is In Marshall,
Okla. for the summer with her aunt,
Mrs. NJ, c. Lessenger
Mrs. ID. C. Gill. has as her guest.
her niece. Miss Katherine Hayden,
Of Coffeyville. Kan.
MIR. and Mrs, ID. K. Batty, who are
taking an extensive western trip,
spent this week In Middleton. Idaho
J. o. Miner. machinist for the
Santa Fee. has been transferred to
Albuquerque to pursue the same
work
Miss Emily Jozelle Rogers and
Miss Aura Worden. went out to the
Cedars Friday and are spending the
week end rusticating.
Mrs. Alice Tutrle. OF the Smith
Dry Goods Company. is spending a
two weeks vacation with her sis
ter In Delta. Colo.
Miss Mary Linville left Thursday
evening going to Chama. N. NJ. to
remain three weeks with her friend.
Mrs. Edward Sargent
Bert Botkin and his wife came In
from Tucumcari, N. NJ. last Satur-
day and remained until Tuesday Of
this week with their home people.
Miss Ermine Hall came home on
Saturday after having spent five
weeks in attendance at the summer
session OF the State Normal school
In Greeley.
DR.. J. c. King left La Junta Thurs
day morning en- route TO Cimarron,
N. NJ. where he intends to remain
two weeks combining business with
pleasure.
Mrs. c. A. Reynolds is expected
10 return home the latter part OF
next week from La Vcta Pass In
which place she Is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Robert Anderson.
Dave Richards left last sunday
evening for Bakersfield. Calf where
he has accepted a position with the
Santa Fe. and where he intends to
move his family st an early date.
8. H. Davis. father OF Mrs. Lloyd
Thomas. and OF Matron Della Davis,
at the City Hospital. and brother
in-law OF DR. a. l. Stubs. Is In La
Junta from his home. Eudora. Kan
spending n while with his relatives
The Lorcna Club met Wednesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Hugh
Patterson In Home Place. This will
be the last meeting OF the organiza-
ton until the latter part OF Septem-
ber or the LIST of October.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. W. Leach returned
To their home In Ordwny Thursday
after having spent two weeks IN
this city with relatives. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leach were here especially to
attend their father. Captain
Woods. birthday festivities.
sN'iGhpiN W An'
ber OF ten. happened In at the home
OF Mrs. Elizabeth Doughcrty. on Car
son avenue. Tuesday evening and
very pleasant while was spent In
games and In "A good program Of i'm.
promptu music.
George Baker aud two children.
Of Springfield. Colo. left Thursday
for home. after having mad. a short
visit to his mother In Home Place.
Mr.. Baker reports that business
conditions were never ctt.r In and
around Springfield.
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M~sdamcs Titsworth and Adams.
of Kansas City. spent Friday In La
Junta. the guests Of Mrs. q. G. Day.
corner Of rifth and Smithland. They
were en- route To Colorado Springs
In which place they intend to pas
tho remaining portion of the sum.
mcr.
Henry Happir. who has been In
Hebron. Ncb.. since tho Fourth.
visiting his VII" and family. return.
I'd to this place rhursdAy Accompani.
I'd by his wife and sist.r.in.lsw. who
will make him = brief viYit on his
ranch sig miics west of the city.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. N. Jonca and fami.
". Of Topeka. Kan. werp through
Ia Junta In their private ear Thurs.
day and spent . few hours with their