La Junta tribune., 1912-01-20
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Mr., and Mrs. Ben Bradshaw are the
parents OF girl. born Tuesday.
Mrs. T.. G. Woodbridge spent this
week in Manzanola. attending her
mother who Ii Ill.
j. ID. Craighead has been In Den.
yer this week taking In the sights
OF the stock show.
J. G, Coder was operated upon at
the Santa Fe hospital Thursday for
appendicitis. and is reported to be
convalesclng nicely.
Walter Predovich, OF Pueblo. has
been officiating as court Interpreter
In the district court during the trial
OF the Gypsy cases.
The Saint Andrews Guild will meet
next Thursday afternoon at the reg,.
lar hours. at the home OF Mrs G. A.
Whitehead. 306 Cimarron avenue.
Miss Cora Edsecomb collector for
the Mountain States Telegraph and
Telephone Company. is very III at
the Valley Hospital with pneumonia.
DR. Harry Keehn. who has been In
very serious condition at the Val
ley Hospital during the past two
weeks, Is reported slightly improved.
I Rufus Norton Mr. Ridderlng and
his daughter. Miss Hattie, and Louis
Thiets were among those who attend.
ed the stock show in Denver this
week.
Married. at the Presbyterian manse.
by the Rev. Otis G. Dale. Thursday
morning at i0:30 o'clock. Mr.. Ernest
Smith and Miss Rita vaugn, both OF
Rocky Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Holly, who
have been visiting La Junta rela-
tives since the holidays, left last Fri.
day for Stansbury, Mo, to visit Mrs.
Holiy's mother.
Mrs. ID. G. Gill and son, Wayne.
who. have been Visiting relatives In
coeSsyxilss. Kan. AsvsuG <hs- past-,
month returning home Thursday morn
Ing. after q pleasant holiday visit.
Mrs. Harold Thompson went to
Denver the first OF the week tn
meet her sister. Mrs. Earl Waite. OF
Boise. Idaho. returning to La Junta
last Wednesday night. and both are
at present the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George s. Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Ayres spent
Thursday afternoon and night In La
Junta the guests OF their niece, Miss
Mildred Field. Mr.. and Mrs. Ayres
were returning TO their home In
Trinidad after n visit OF some days to
Denver and other points.
Mrs. o. p. Richardson left Thurs.
day morning for Whittier. Calf. and
will return shortly accompanied by
her mother. Mrs. Ella Asbury. Mrs.
Asbury has recently suffered severe
Illness. and hopes to regain her
strength by a change Of climate.
Mrs. ]. W. Fisher. Mrs. II. W. Pot.
ter, Mrs. W. N. kintncr and Mrs.
Dean Holmes left last Sunday night
for Stansbury. Mo. where they were
summoned by n telegram which an
nounced that the mother OF the
three first named had suffered .
stroke Of apoplexy and was In very
serious condition.
Mrs. Frances l.. Prince. the talent
cd dramatic reader. will give AN Ev.
cning with Dunbar and Shakespeare.
Friday. January 2sth. at the Princess
Theatcr. Mrs Prince will be assist.
I'd by a local chorus. who will sing
jubilee sonEs-a rare treat for only
20 cents. The entertainment In under
the auspices Of the womxn'a Mite
Missionary Society Of tho Arizona
Annual Conference OF the A. N. Y.
church.
Marshal Frank Nixon was In Den.
yer the first two days Of this week
taking In the sights Of the stock
show. Hc says he never met %
many people In his life Of whose
existence he had hitherto been una.
ware. and not one Of which he would
probably know II they should ever
happen To meet again. II was .
great week for strange people In
Dcnvcr.-and other stock. classified
and unciaaslficd.
r. r. Lewis left one day last week
for Parker. Arix.. havisn been sum.
moned thrrc ~ consulting cnglneee
In an irrigation project which has for
its object the reclamation Of the Col.
orado river indian reservation. Mr.
Lewis was accompanied By Harol1
| rhompsop, Who also ofiiciaaed - CO...