La Junta tribune., 1912-05-04
Observation-Disclosures

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Livery and transfer: Rarr 4 Rose
phone Junta 81.
Kodak developing and printing al
Coltman's Pharmacy.
G. s. Thompson. undertaken and
embalmer. Dav phone. Junta 2ss:
night phone. red 1881.
The Fortnightiy Club meets this
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. c. "
Bomgardner. $50 Belleyiew avenue
Gem" flour. bes, in the market
Every sack guaranteed or money re-
funded.-La Junta Milling Compaly
Mrs. Julia Sutton. CT Pueblo. is
the guest Of Mrs. Clyde Larson AZ
the Kendall home, GIG Ration avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cowherd and
their little daughter. Margaret, spe Q
several days In Denver the first a;
/ the week
| Mrs. Clarence Richards returned To
/ Pueblo recently after a pleasant visit
here. to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs j.
=. Handy.
W. II. Osborn, OF Muncic, Ind Is
in La Junta fer season. II. will
Mrs. Osborn.
The Aid Society OF the BaptI-t
church will meet next Thursday az
ternoon. at the usual hour, with Mrs
Patiencv Howard.
SWASTIkA mine run 10 the com.
Ing coal for the furnace Try ton.
II is nice and coarse. For SAL by
Crozier Coal Company.
The =. f. o. held a special srs.
sion Thursday afternoon at the hone
OF Mrs Warren Winterburn and in.
itiated four new members.
The Woman's Club held It's an
nual session In compliment to hus-
bands and children laIt Friday after.
noon and evening In Harmony Hall
Mrs S r. Millard. OF Pueblo. was
In this city this week looking after
the effects of her mother. Mrs Mary
Henry. who died last Saturday.
Mrs. X. c. lnge is in Kansas on
visit TO relatives She viii b. gone
abou, three weeks. spending par Of
the time In Syracuse. part In Dods.
City and a portion In Kansas CITY
[ The ladies OF the Baptist church
will serve Mothers Day dinncf iu
Harmony Hall. Saturday. May ilth.
from To $ o'clock Price 25 cents
Everybody is cordially invited TO
dine with them.
Mrs. Carl Leucht. her sister. Miss
Emelie vesper. and her two daugh-
tiers. the Misses Amelia and Loviss
Leuoht. left last Friday evening for
Kansas where they will spend the
summer with relatives.
s r Gates. OF Marshall Ark, ia
the gues, of his cousin. Mrs $. =.
McCioud. arriving In La Junta last
Wednesday. He reports that most
OF that section of the country II
under water at the present line
Mrs J. II. o'Nel returned home
last Monday morning from Fort Leav-
enworth. Kan. whore she bad been
enjoying weeks visit With her
brother Captain W l. Guthrie. Of
the United States CORPS u Engi.
nccrs
Miss Anuie Clark was atIed To
Colorado Springs last Saturday on
account q the illue 81 hrr aunt.
Mrs Plenderlfith. who VA slffcrins
from pneumonia. Har frsuds learn
however that Mrs. PlendsrIsith is
recovering rapidly
The total precipitation during the
month Of April amounted 10 only
nfiy-eisht hundredths Of au inch. or
eight one hundrcdths morr than one
half inch. We were blessed With mil.
lion dollar SHOWS ON two different oc-
ca lions-th. Is, and 18Th There
were ten clear days. ten cloudy days
'Aab h'h pHAAif 'i'hbf haN -
The Four O'Clock Club gave Z
O'Clock dinner Thursday evening In
Harmony Hall a, which the members
entertained their husbands and their
young men friends. There were
eighteen present to partakc Of . de-.
licious four coursc dinner. and to
enjoy a number OF games Of 100 after
dinner The attractive decorxtions
were IN pink and green.
The new whit. wagon" Of the
Cook Brand, laundry made It's initial
appearance upon tie streets Of -
Jun'a yesterday morning It's about
III. swcll'st thing in the wheeled
vehicle line that ever happened
around these parts. The white wag.
on la To be regular trade mark
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