La Junta tribune., 1912-03-23
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The Woman's Club met yesterday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. W.
A. Hart. S02 Ration avenue.
Mrs. ID. A. Bole. who has been
quite Ill at her home in the Fair
mount district. il much better
Miss Jennie Dean left Monday ev-
ening for Michigan. She will visit
relatives in Battle Greek, Detroit and
Vassar.
Theodore Thulemeyer returned
home last Sunday night from three
weeks sojourn in New Mexico on
insurance business.
The St Andrews Guild met on
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. O. b.
Jewett. and the meeting proved de-
lightful and profitable.
Miss Gertrude Finney returned
home last Tuesday evening from Pu-
eblo and Denver where she had been
visiting for several weeks.
s. Moyemont was Las Vegas. N.
NJ. visitor the first OF the week. max
ing photographs for the Ten Lakes
Land Company near that place.
The Birthday Club enjoyed very
pleasant session Tuesday afternoon
of this week. at the home of Mrs.
Noah George. at 500 San Juan avenue
Mrs. T. A. Pharel left last Sat
urday for Rosendale. Mo. in re-
sponse to n telegram announcing the
death OF her sister. Mrs. Lizzie Den
ton.
An effort is being made to organize
camp OF the Sons OF Veterans In
this city. We had a similar camp In
La Junta about a quarter OF q cen
tury ago.
Mrs. =. f.. Crawford left Monday
~ her old home in Pawnse. Neb..
where she will remain awhile with
relatives. She will then join Mr..
Cra awford on his travels south.
La Junta will have only one ice
plant during the coming summer. 4
deal having recently been made for
the sale cf the plant owned by II.
A. Eddleman to the La Junta Ice
Company
II. w. Ruckcr. OF Walscnburg. has
accepted position with the Kendall
Dry Goods Company. and has been
busy during the past week waiting
on the numerous customers Of that
popular store.
Mrs. +. v. Worden and daughters.
Aura and little Doris. left Wednes-
day evening for Wit OF ten days
or two weeks To relatives and
friends In Topeka. Kan. which Ia
Mrs. Worden's old home
Rev. II. G. Foster. OF Billings.
Okla. uncle OF Mrs. Addison Dodds.
passed through La Junta Monday en-
route home from Greeley. Colo. and
was the guest for a few hours be-
tween trains. OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dodds,
Last Tuesdays Pueblo Chieftain
says: Mrs. Mary l.. Clutter. OF Pu.
ebio. and l.. NJ. Fleming. OF la Junta.
were married at noon yesterday by
Rev. W. r Carter. After a short
wedding trip they will return to Ia
Juntx to make their future home
II. Hoibrook. accompanied by his
son. Arthur. arrived last Saturday
from Ontario. Calf. and win AGAIN
again take up their residence on the
Holbrook farm east Of town. Mrs.
Hoibrook and the children will toin
them In about = month or SIX weeks.
II is reported that the Nav~Mc.
Cord Mercantile Company. one Of the
Oldest Wholesale grocery houses In
81 Joseph. Mo. ID going TO make
an effort to reduce the cost Of living
In the Arkansas Valley. Their int
tiAI move will be- to establish
store house for sugar and salt 10
la Junta.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany has established . down towa
office In Ia Junta II last. The ol.
flee 10 located In the southwest
corner Of J. W. Ftsher's store. and
will b. open for businers today. Nm.
4. 3. Weeds, ~ Telluride. wtu ~ 10
eAAres. Mra Wee1s b Q seess q
Mrs. c. II. McNsal. Of this city.
Philip =. Bates. Of Portland. Ors...
and publisher os tAs Pacific Noeth.
vest. was . Ia Juata visitor ~.
twsea trains rAursday ssd nAls tAs
office Of the great family jeseaAl .
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