La Junta tribune., 1912-08-10
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on trip. arrived home yesterday.
A few pieces OF cut glass to close
out at cost. bargains at Thomp-
sons.
There was . wsshout on the Santa
Fe 1t Cimarron. Kan. "Wednesday af-
ternoon aud In consequence no west
bound trains arrived In La Junta
from $50 Wednesday evening until
noon yesterday.
Mrs. Ballew. the widow OF the
South Platte Canyon desperate. arriy.
ed from Las Cruces. n. NJ. last
night at l0:3O O'Clock. The funeral
OF Dallew will be held today from
Mayhew's Undertaking Parlors.
Mrs. Delphine Hyre. wife OF En-.
me< Hyre. died Wednesday. August
9Th. aged thirty-one years The fu.
neral will be held at 10 O'Clock this
morning from the residence. by which
time 1t is expected that relatives
coming from a distance will be here.
Mrs. Mary McCarty, of Manzanola,
had an examination In the county
court last Saturday as to her sanity
and was ordered committed TO the
Works Sanitarium In Pueblo. Mrs.
McCarty was taken to that Institution
last Saturday afternoon by Under
sheriff Deyine.
Tommy Lockhart. member of the
Las Vegas Maroons. recently disband-
ed. aBd formerly o; La Junta's
league team" left Las Vegas for
Albuquerque where he expects 10 re-
main during the summer or until CO.
Ing to the Pacific coast. where he
will play winter baseball.
Clarence Carlisle will leave for
Denver the first Of the week. 1t
has been an effort for him to tear
himself away, but he thinks he will
be able to make II this time. He ex-
pscts 70 enter Rose Polytschnic
8oAsoi - Tssre- sse~te. Ind. this
fail.
DR.. J. c. King returned home last
Saturday from = two weeks visit and
outing to his gold mine In the Red
River Mining Camp. near Elizabeth.
town. n. n. He reports things boonr
Ing In the camp. with daily arrivals
Of half a dozen or more new prospec-
tors.
Robert II. McMsster who was form
erly city editor OF the Democrat At
this place. and who has been on the
western slope for the last two
years. .s now In Los Angeles. Calf.
and he has written friends here that
he In having the time OF his life,sec-
ing the sights Of Sunny California.
Herie Ayres. who Is nov los ated In
Denver. came In yesterday to visit
Andrew Lantx He Was u member Of
the high school graduating class Of
1911, and ~ Clarence Carlisle Ia also
here resting from his arduors laborr
on Nckinney's Lamar and Las AMI
mas directory. the boys will have
class reunion.
c. J. sisk. Of Denver. q former well
known postal clerk Of this city. MAS
an over Sunday visitor In Ia Junia
lie 10 nov In the postal service be-
tween Denver and Amarillo. Texas.
Mr.. shk officist~d as one Of the
jurym~n At the Bailew inQuest and
heard the details Of the tragedy from
start IN finish.
Nr. and Mrs. 3. W. Brown left last
Tuesday for . t~o weeks visit With
relatives In tIongmont and Denver.
Dv. =. u. Linviiie left last Thur.
lay morning for the Otcro reservoir
70 join the gang Of fishermen which
10 Il present enjoying IN outins
there. He expects To be gone .
week.
@. II. winchcli. A. D. Wallis. Fred
Scott aud r. Jeass Roberts have
been In Denver during the past week
stteading the supreme grand lodxc
oe the Knights Of Pythias. and also
the state grand lodge meeting Of that
order which has been In session. Mr.
winch~M II treasurer Of the grand
lodge orxaniaatton Of coIorado.
TIE Santa r. Apprentice ball team
Dlayu the Topeka Apprcnticss this
astefnoon and the Pueblo team TO
mosrow. The Topeka team 10 the
only one that has beaten the Ia Jun
} q boys this season and the local
boys lay that To tho terrific heat
u Topeka. They expect 10 get rs-
vsnss today. A1nisston Is cents.
TIE first week In September the
Colombo Chapter Of the Daughter
q The Americaa Rsvolutioa Win 10
vsil ~ oaata re Trail nonUosee
vAIeA thsy have erected = ~ voss