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day morning for q visit to friends
In Terre Haute. Ind.
J. f. Rice came In Tuesday morn
ing from Aguilar. Colo. and spent
day or two with his family at 7O6
Santa Fe avenue
Miss Frances Kendall will spend
the remaining portion OF the sum
mer with her sister. Mrs. Clyde Lar
son. In Colorado Springs.
Mrs. Mabel Patterson came up from
her ranch near Wiley Tuesday after
noon and stayed until Thursday with
her daughter, Miss Josephine.
Little Miss Hope White left Thurs
day going to Butler, Mo-. to spend
the remainder Of the summer with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry White.
X. T.. Carleton. a former resident OF
La Junta. came Wednesday morning
from his claim In Baca county and
has accepted a position with the
prinster meat market.
Mrs. J. 4. Rice and two children,
Allen and Louise, left Friday morn
Ing and will be absent until Sep
tember LIST. visiting relatives In Bern
dale. MINI, and Newton. Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Plinn came
last Saturday. en- route home to
Clovis. n NJ. from Topeka, Kan. and
were the guests OF Mrs. Blinn's
mother. Mrs. A. \. Frost. for twenty
four hours
Mrs. T j. Davis aud little daugh.
ters. Imogcne and Doris. left Thurs
day noon for Vandalia. Mo. where
they will be the guests for one
month OF Mrs. Lawson's parents. Mr..
and Mrs Moberly.
All Myers. having bought hack tha !.
vau0 Livery -hagn ~ 49, -
family next week from the Downer
place. where they have been located.
to the little cottage south Of the
barn that they formerly occupied.
Mrs. Geo. X. COwherd and daugh-
ter. Margaret. left Thursday night
for Jackson. Mich, To spend the
summer. While absent Mrs. Cowherd
viii take lessons In china painting.
with the best eastern instructors,
Only sixty.nye cents for the Tri.
bune from the present date until
January |. 1918 Climb into the Tri-
bune band wagon for the rest OF the
year. You will enjoy the music.
and We will guarantee to give you
your moneys worth or refund the
coin.
Mrs Jennie Zane left Wednesday
for her home In Virgins. Miss. after
having spent two weeks here the
guest Of her brother. +. T.. Guild. and
his finally, at sis Ration avenue.
Mrs. Zane was enrou'. home after
co. Calf
Miss Martha Snoddy has gotten to-
rether some little folk and started
kindergarten. Tn youngsters as.
s"mbe from $3.50 to 1880 at her
home. II is "a delightful pastimc for
them. and II you think they don't
learn anything. Just ask them Las
Animas Leader.
Mrs. G. X. Brinkman. formerly Miss
Esther McCunc. arrived Tuesday e,-
ening from Denver. and will remain
In La Junia ten days. visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. d. X. McCune.
and her brothers. Arthur and Yer.
non. the former OF whom Is In the
Santa Fc Hospital, being cared for
Y1rA-brgtrn limb
Mrs. c. r. MApcs and son. Homer.
returned Saturday morning from a
visit Of several weeks To relatives
In Newton. Kan. Mrs. Mapcs
says the cool weather has retarded
the crops greatly In Kansas. The
farmers have planted corn three
times and everything II growing dis
trcssingly slowly.
Mrs. ". J. Musick. of st. Louis.
Mo-. and daughters. velma and
Leone. came TO Ia JuntA last Satur.
day and will be- the guests for three
weeks of Mrs Musick's mother. Mrs.
G. u. Botkin. on Smithlsnd avenue.
They Will 30 To Ogden. Utah. later.
and sp~nd . week there before ~
turning 10 Missouri.
n. n. Fosdick vas down from row.
ler the first Of the week attsndias
the monthly meeting Of the dirsc.
tors Of The First National Bank. He
had 70 leave Tor hons Just AFTER beer.
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