La Junta tribune., 1912-02-24
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by.
Sam Mcdonald, who has been In
Tacoma. Wash, and Denver, for sew
eral months past, returned to La
Junta this week.
The Monday afternoon Bridge Club
was entertained this week by Mrs.
r. T. Lewis at the home OF Mrs.
Geo, S. Thompson. SOC Belleview ave
nue..
We are making a bargain price on
the Tribune. from the present date
until the first OF the year, OF 81 90.
This rate applies to new subscribers
only.
j. S. Walsh left last Monday
morning for a six weeks trip through
Arizona and California in the interest
OF the La Junta Min and Elevator
Company
The Birthday Club will enjoy an
all day session and famous high
noon dinner next Tuesday at the
home Of Mrs. II. T.. Hall. SOC Colo
rado avenue
Mrs. Warren Wintcrburn and her
mother. Mrs. Regina Sturm. are con
templating an early visit to relatives
In Walsenburg. Colo.
The birthdays Of Lincoln and Wash
ington were celebrated Jointly We'd
nesday by appropriate programs. car
ried out In the various rooms OF the
several school buildings.
Married. at the pastors study,
First Presbyterian church. Weines-
day afternoon. Alfred d. Hodge and
Anna Dimbieton. The newly welded
eoavle will reside at the JJ ranch.
The first Of the Lenten teas under
the supervision Of the ladies' Of st.
Andrews Geld. vin ~ given this
sftRuooa q the rectory. fron . to
. O'Clock. Silver offsrtnGs win b
accepted and appreciated. All are
welcome
On account Of = partial and TEN
porary voice failure last Sunday morn
ing. Rev. Otis q. Dale postponed
speaking on The Church and the
Problem OF the Nation" This Sun
day II will have greater Significance
In view OF what Mr.. Bryan said
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs ID. Hunderman. Of
Oregon county. Michigan. are the
guests OF Mr. and Mrs N. Van Der
Schouw. at their ranch home. Mr..
and Mrs. Hunderman are returning to
their home after an extended trip
through California and other portions
of the farther west
Usual services. morning and even.
Ing. at the Christian church Sunday.
Everybody invited to attend the pro.
'rac,ed meeting. which begins on
March 9th. with Eyangelis, J. r.
Findlny Tn" audiences to the Bible
been growing every Lords day
A great deal Of interest was
shown last Sunday niFht IN the op-
cning lecture on THE Plan Of the
Ages" The lectures are popular In
nature and made clear and Interest.
ing by n colorcd chart. large enough
for tho entire audience to see and
understand The second lecture will
be- given Sunday night
MIR and Mrs. Ashley Near left
this week for Miner. Idaho. where
they viii max" their home In the
future. They have been living ON the
Near ranch IN the vicinity OF Swink
during the past two years bu, have
disposed ~ their In 'r,sis and viii
try farming In Idaho. We expect to
see them back In Gods county nsain
before many moons,
Dan wcndlnnd was jailed las, Tues.
In the county court today ar to his
sanity. Wcndland has been living
on one Of r. W Norton's farms In
the Paramount country. and the first
cane and n stack OF straw belonging
10 Mr.. Norton. There WAS no provo.
cation FOR the decd and II Ia thought
that wcndiand is mentally unbsianc.
ed.
W. y. Rabcr, of Pueblo. general
manager Of the Arkansas Valley Rail.
way. Light and Power Company. aays
that the new transmission line down
the valley win be- completed and
ready TO furnish light and power In
Fowler not later than March 10Th.
ana In swink by April ist The
company has bcen receiving quite .
number of requests 10 furnish power