La Junta tribune., 1912-09-07
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The St Andrews Guild will meet
next Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Benjamin Bean. at the rectory.
Mrs. C. A. Enyeart went to Pu.
ebio Thursday expecting to spend a
week there and in Colorado Springs.
Miss Bert Babcock. OF Hickman
Mills. Mo-. arrived Tuesday evening
and Is the guest Of her aunt. Mrs.
D. N. Mills.
Mrs- J. A. Kinder returned to La
Junta last Saturday from a. pleasant
wish Of one month to friends in
Marceline and Sedalia. No.
DR.. Roy Finney and his bride mo.
tored down from Pueblo. Wednesday,
and spent two days with their nosAer
and father. Dr.. and Mrs. Frank
Ftnney.
Mics Frahkie Fisher. Of UuIon Star.
No.. arrived In this city Tuesday sv-
eniag. and Is . guest for month or
more In the home Of her uncle. John
w. Fisher.
Iaitiatins the 1913 season. the
Birthday Dozen Club will meet next
Tuesday afternoon At e:3O O'Clock. at
the home Of Mrs. Sarah X. Polk. 220
Lincoln avenue.
h. NJ. BarndollAr of Denver. repre-
sentative of the Chicago house Of
the Keystone Type Foundry. was a
La Junta visitor last Tuesday inter
viewing the local printing trade.
Miss Zilpah Miller will leave Mon.
day morning enrouie To San Bernar-
dino. Calf. where she will take
charge OF the domestic science de-
partment OF the public schools.
Mr. and Mrs Dean Holmes have
~ their guest Charles Wilmer. OF
Scott City. Kan. Mr. Winner 10 q
former CoIoradoan. having once re-
sided In the far famed HolbrOok DIS
trict.
The Birthday Club met in pleasant
xessiOn Tuesday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. G. X. Hubbell. on Bell
view avenue. The meeting proved q
charming Initiation to the new club
season.
Mrs. Harry Comely accompanied by
her sister.in-law. Miss Mae Comely.
came In Monday evening from
Wichita Kan. and the two are the
guests for u pleasant season of Mrs.
Comiey's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. "
Potter.
Miss Mildred Field II again at her
post OF duty after pleasant yaca-
ton OF three weeks. spent In Den.
yer. Manitou. and with her sister.
at her beautiful ranch home near
Monte Vista. Miss Field returned
Tuesday.
Mrs c. A. Stone expects to leave
September 18th for Los Angeles.
Calf. and will be gone two months
probably more. Mrs Stone hopes
and expects TO derive great benc.
III from change TO sea air and
a lower altitude.
Eighteen young people participa'-
ed In n Jolly hay-rnck ride and wiener.
wurst roast Monday evening. spend
ing the hours from $50 until l..
o'clock at that most favored OF sum.
mer pastimes. Melons and toasted
marshmsllows were also on their bill
Of fare.
Mrs. +. +. Fcrnsei and daughters.
Susie and Grace returned yesterday
from visit In Grccncas'le. Ind.
The little girls spent the entire sum.
mer away. but Mrs. Fernscl's vacation
has been from the 18th OF August.
Their friends arc glad TO have them
., home.
Mrs. Ida Grecnicc. OF Chicago. has
accepted the position OF head millin'
with the Smith Dry Goods Company.
and came this week TO enter upon
her duties. Mrs. Greenicc 10 a sis
ter Of the Rev. o. u. PershinG. Of
Pueblo. and u . woman Of charm
and Of culture.
Mr. and Mrs. ". ". Babpck. Miss
Agnss Babcock and Mias Beth Bah
cock arrived In Ia Junta Monday on
No. .. hon their home In Trinidad.
90 we're in attendance. Monday ev.
sains. at he Wedding Of their son
eAd beotAsr % Mias Edna Holly. They
remained uatii yesterday. the sucsts
q IN. c. A. Reynolds.
Ths .. n. O. Club met In regular
oseetoa Tuesday evening at the home
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