La Junta tribune., 1912-01-27
SL0(AL%ERSONAL IThDt

Junta. have gone to Chicago to make
their future home.
Miss Ruth Clucas came down from
Pueblo Thursday afternoon and will
be the guest OF Miss Gertrude Finney
for few days.
| Mrs. Walter Sporleder entertained
few friends very Informally last
Saturday evening at her home. 4l2
West Third street.
Mrs. Walter Sporleder and little
daughter. Gwendolen are in Larned.
Kan, on brief visit to Mrs Spor.
lcdeTs brother, John T. Hireen.
Miss Martha Phillips left on
Thursday morning to enter Colorado
College. In Colorado Springs. Tor the
second semester OF the school year.
! Mrs. Blanche Snyder is authorized
to take new subscriptions TO the Tr-
bune and issue receipts to all sub
scribers who wish to renew for the
coming year.
Master James Plendcrleith came
to La Junta from Colorado Springs
last Saturday and remained over Sun
day with his little friends. Franklin
Thiets and Edward Ragsdale.
] Mrs, j. G. Chapman. of Pueblo. is
In orr city. to be the guest for
few days OF her son, j Quay Chap
man. Mrs. Chapman came to La
Junta Thursday afternoon.
Sunday. February 4th, will be
young peoples day at the Presbyter-
ian church. and the Christian En-.
deavor Society viii have entire
charge OF the evening service.
DR., Eugene II. Brown has opened
an office In the Abricndo building.
Pueblo. and is doing private practis-
Ing He has been elected physician
for the Hope Csatasc at that place
Usual ssrvices At the Reformed
Presbyt0tan church tomorrow con.
Quoted By the pastor. Rev. +. A.
Crooks The morning subject will
be- THE Growth and Power of Pub.
lie Opinbn"
Il. s. Watt. q Dodge City. Kan.
who wac summoned to La Junta on
account OF the death OF his mother.
returned home yesterday morning.
being accompanied by his father. ".
A. Watt. Who will make an extended
visit there.
The green PAGER. Pawnee Bill.
owned by G. ". Ecton. OF La Junta.
had TO be- put to death last week
on account OF serious fracture OF
the leg. Mr.. Ecton also lost year.
ling colt by Dewey Dillon 2:l3is. dam
IRA Bell by Happy Heir.
The Modern Woodmcn OF America
held an important and interesting
mes ting Tucs'ay evening In Wood.
man Hall. About fifty were present.
four candidates were initiated. and
IA substantial and tempting lunch was
served. Everybody had IA good time
Miss Frances Streycr. IA last years
graduate OF our high school. will sue.
cccd Miss Belle Sale ns assistant
cashier OF the First National Bank
OF Ordway on February Sd. Miss
Strevcr will be remembered as the
high school reporter OF the great fam.
lily journal In 1901.
The following services are announc.
cd for tomorrow At the First Chris
tian church: Bible school. 9:&5 ..
M; preaching. THE New Testament
Church." II =. m; junior G. T.. 3 p.
m; c. r.. $50 y. m: preaching. The
Greatest Thing In the World. 1880 p.
IN. Prayer meeting every Wednes-
day st 1880 p. IN. and teachers train.
Ing at 8 .. IN.
The Rcbekah lodge Of this city met
In special session on Wednesday
night In order to meet and entertain
the visiting president Of the RcbskaA
assembly. Mrs. Steele. who ".
rived on the afternoon train. She
gave = very interesting talk aside
from the initiatory work. Refresh.
mcnts were served and = very pleas.
ant evening was spent BY all. Whiis
here Mrs. Steele was the guest .of
Mrs. J. X. Richards.
Mrs. Edna Fisher Holmes returnca
home Thursday from Stansbury. Mo-.
where she had gone In responss -
telegram announcing that her
grandmother. Mrs. Smith. had suffse.
I'd = stroke of appcplexy. Coast1sg.
Ing her advanced ass Mrs. onitA =
doing nicely at present and y ~.
covering ~ ~ = ~ ~ -
which vas lneaooefta1o1 fFou -