La Junta tribune., 1912-06-08
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on business last Monday.
The Tribune all the rest of the
year for only as cents. Now is the
time to subscribe. Get busy.
DIR. Sapero, the Denver eye, ear.
nose and threat specialist, win
be In La Junta at the Sherman
House. one day. Monday, June 18th.
Miss Mabel Spalding and Miss
Bonna Howe. n ccompanied by Messrs.
Joe Warner and Earl Dawley went to
Rocky Ford Wednesday evening via
the auto route.
Mrs, w. Il. Andrews expects to
leave about next Wednesday-accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Helen.
and her son, Harold. To spend the
summer in California.
Mrs. J. A. Burwell. daughter. Miss
Mae, and son. Wilford. expect to
leave next Monday. accompanied by
Susan Wood to take up residence for
the summer in Mantou.
Mrs. Leslie kef.er writes to change
the address Of the Tribune from this
city to All West Eighth street, Pu-
eblo, where the family expects to be
located for the summer.
John C. Mills is the new owner
and proprietor of Clark's Transfer.
II. J. Clark retiring last Saturday
night and Mr. Mills taking posses-
sion on the following Monday morn
ing.
X. u. McClintock is holding down
the job OF secretary OF the La Junta
Industrial Association during the alb
sence OF the regular secretary. J. II.
l.arrick. who lis a, present looking
after his mining interests IN Eagle
county.
F. II. Huntington. of Colorado
Springs. was La Junta visitor last
Monday on legal business. and Incl
dentally improved each shining spare
mtnuss BY doing sQn,e tall boosting
Tor Phil Stewart. the next governor
! Of Colorado.
Mrs. J. l.. Spaldine and her two
daughters. the Misses Mabel and
Ovcne. expect TO leave In about ten
days for Iowa City and Des Moincs.
Iowa, where they will be the guests
for a season OF Mrs. NJ. r. Clair. who
was formerly Miss Helen Spalding.
The first OF the summer automo-
bile tourists passed through La
Junta last Tuesday. The ear was
loaded down with paraphernalia to
pull off camping out stunt. and the
ear was ornamentcd with a streamer
which bore that talismanic word.
missouri"
Lee Gillen went To Canon City
last week In response TO an invita-
tion to attend Warden Rubc Tynan's
famous barn dance. along with the
other nabobs OF the state. From
there Mr.. Gillcn went TO Colorado
Springs for n brief vacation before
returning home.
Spiccr did "a iandofficc business at
his new cafe last Sunday morning
by feeding scyertyfive Navajo In.
dians who were on their way down
the Valley To commence operations
In the beet fields Most of them
were quite young for their age
Judging from appearances.
Donald Mcintosh. Of Las Animas.
Was IA distinguished La Junta visitor
last Thursday morning. lie Was ON
his way home from an inspection trip
10 the big drcdgc Of the Fort Lyon
Canal Company. which is at present
operating . few miles east and north
of the sugar beet metropolis.
La JuntA and Ration viii be the st.
traction at Pastime Park ncxt Tues
day. Wednesday and Thursday. The
Gently transferred from Colorado
Springs. The first day Of this series.
Tuesday. will be- ladies day and all
representatives Of the g~ntlcr sex vii
bc admitted To the game FREQ Of
charge.
Mrs. Ray Croweli and little dAuxh.
ter left last Monday morning. via
Denver. for Detroit. Mich. where
they will spend the summer. Mr..
Crowcli accompanied them ~ far ~
Denver. returning home Tuesday
night. Mr. Crowcll expects To leave
on the 18th for Detroit. and will
spend the summer there with his
family.
Miss Mabel spaldins and Joseph
Warner returned Sunday evening
from Colorado Springs. having gone
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