La Junta tribune., 1912-06-29

the Jones UioSA.
Mrs. Ellis Summers and little son,
Clelan, will 20 to Pueblo Monday and
will be the guests Of friends for one
week.
An Interesting illustrated talk on
Africa at the First Presbyterian
church Sunday night. Everybody is
invited.
Stowe Allen returned recently to
Denver, after having spent . week
here with his mother. Mrs. c. II.
Allen. soi San Juan avenue.
Mrs. Guy Totten. who has been in
Eastern Kansas for six weeks visit.
ing her parents. returned last Tues
day to her home In La Junta.
Mrs. X. Phillips. Miss Martha Phil.
lips and Robert Phillips. will 20 to
Denver next week and will remain
there the rest OF the summer
c. C. Baity has retired from the
: transfer business. and on next Mon.
day morning will make his appear-
ance as an inside man IT the Full.
ton Market
/ Miss Hattie Turley. who has been
the CUES, OF Mrs Joe Mock and other
friends In La Junta for several
weeks. returned to her home In Top.-
ka, Kan. last Monday.
Miss Thelma Esry went Monday af-
I ternoon TO Denver and will b. the
gues, for a number OF months OF
her sister, Mrs Arthur Green. who
was formerly Miss Maud Esry.
Three new arc lights were install.
ed in Wes, La Junta this week. one
at the concrete bridge which lights
up the road as far As the sub
way. and two in Inge addition.
Marshall Coursen. OF youngstown.
Ohio. is expected today to BE-
guest In the home OF T. ]. Cook,
whose family are his cousins. Mr..
Coursen is making tour Of the
west
Mrs. ". 5 Dale returned Tuesday
to her home in Ration. after having
spent a week here visiting Mrs. f.
G. Moody. and her husband. who is In
the Santa Fe hospital for medical
attention.
Walter Cook and Mortimer Cour.
sen left Thursday for Colorado
Springs and will assume the manage
ment of the refreshment stand on
Pixies Peak. which vas formerly
managed by Delmar Draper
Charles Gillen went to Pueblo last
Tuesday to attend the funeral of
James e Mullenia. who vas drown
ed In Lake Minnequa last 8atsrday.
while boating. Deceased was Ne hus
band OF cousin OF Mr.. Gtllen-
One hundred and thirty boosters
gathered at Harmony Hall Thursday
evening and enjoyed An eNcelleut din
ner given by the ladies OF the Epis-
copai church. Many excellent speech
- were mad. on the subject Of good
roads
Mr. and Mrs Geo. l.. jenkins. OF
Glasgow. Mo. accompanied by Mrs.
jenkins nurse. Miss Lenora Rail. and
by their daughter. Miss Juanita Jen-
kins. arrived In La Junts Thursday.
and are the guests OF their cous-
ins. Mr. and Mrs W NJ Esry The
family have come to Colorado seek
Ing benefit TO Mrs. jenkins health
and they will reside ON south Carson
avenue.
Or G. ". Prinsle. local agent Of
III. Arkansas Valley Realty Com
pany. at Lincoln. Ncb. arrived In
La Junta las, Monday morning with
ten prospective land buyers. and af-
ter taking a tour through the Fair
noun, and Holbrook countries. every
member OF the party purchased tracts
varying In size from forty to iso
acres. All OF them expec, 10 be-
com. residents OF this section next
spring
Among ne~ subscribers enrolled
during the pas, week s.r. the fol
lowing: l. r. Ginrerich. Minneapo-
lis. MINI. Hub T.nbroeek. n. g.
Peoples. c. X Wooden. c. J Stoffel.
2. l.. Brown. =. u. Hahs. II o. VII.
liams. r J Lawson. J. = Funston.
all of La Junta: W. c. downing.
Santa Fe. y. NJ. l.. woy. Edna. Mo-:
A c. Wells. Pueblo. Come down and
climb on the Tribune band wagon.
You will find the music worth the
money.
Geo. d. Crii-y. who has OBLIGATED
as chief clerk Of the o. 5. 4 D. De-
partm-nt Of General Superintendent