La Junta tribune., 1912-04-06
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Kodaks and photo SUPPLIES at
Coltman's Pharmacy.
Alderman Daimler left the first Of
the week for Hot Springs. Ark.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth r. Stewart
have moved to 20: Santa Fe avenue.
q. s. Thompson. undertaken and
enbalmer. Dav phone. Junta 25S;
nikht phone. rsA 1851.
Mrs. R. d. McClintock was In Col
orado Springs. the guest OF her home
people from Thursday until Sunday
Of last week.
Win wincheli 10 down from Colo
RADIO College spending the spring Va.
cation with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs.. g. II. winohell
George l. Hsss was down from
Denver Thursday attending the an
nual meeting Of the Colorado Metal
Culvert and Flume Company
H. N. Fosdick was down from Fow.
Ter last Tuesday attending the reg
ular monthly meeting OF the direc-
tors Of the First National Bank
We are making . bargain price on
the Tribune, from the present date
until the first OF the year. Of $l.0o
This rate applies to new subs ibers
only.
We are making 4 bargain price OF
the Tribune. from the present dat
until the first Of the year. Of $IVo
This rate applies to new subscribers
only.
Miss Martha Phillips came home
from Colorado Springs for the spring
vacation. and has been the appreci-
ated guest OF her mother and father
the past week.
Business n still booming At the
CsskbranAt Lauedry. Mr. Coek re-
Vsgtg : SA6ty;QYD8ne4e1ps lneraass
7onsgl ~ ~ rsesuary aaA
March over the same months OF last
year.
The Methodist ladies will have q
sale Of aprons and bOnness on April
18th. In the lecture room Of the
church. will also serve lunch from
2:30 until s O'Clock. Price OF lunch.
Is cents.
j. W. Fisher, treasurer OF the La
Junta Mica Mining and Milling Com
pany. did a landoffice business In the
sale Of stock In that corporation last
Tuesday. his total receipts for the
day being 1850.
As We go TO press Mrs. Matte Rog.
ers is reported very III. with little
hope entertained OF her recovery.
Mrs Rogers has many friends who
will be Krieyed to learn OF her pain
fui and serious illness. and who trust
and hope that \ change for the bet
ter will appear soon In her condi.
ton.
Leo Prinster. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. r. Prinster. sailed from New York
yesterday on the Olympia. for Buenos
Ayres. South America. where he will
sater the employ Of the Argentine
Importing Meat Association. OF Liv.
erpool. England. at salary that
wosld b. envied BY any Of his boy
friends In La Junta.
J. b. Byars. OF Rocky Ford. on
Monday took over the store Of the
Todd Dry Goods Company In this
city. and the opening sale Will be In.
ausurated at . O'Clock this morning.
W. 9. Silver. who has been In Mr..
Byarr' Rocky Ford store. will man.
age the Ia Junta business but Mr..
Byars will devote considerable OF his
time to H.
George Barr has been laying off
and walking around town In his best
suit cf clothes ever since the re-
publican convention. He says he In
suffering from blood poisoning on
one Of his shins. and II may be that
he got tangled up with the Roosc-
welt steam roller that failed TO work
on convention day. In his effort to
make II shiny on its own side. right
about face and forward march down
ths TAFT turnpike.
G. X. Mcvey LETT last Tuesday
noening for Gallup. N. ~. TO look
Tie oil field over In that section
WITH visw 70 making . deep test for
~ tps Z syndicate Of Santa 70 offs.
cials. r. n. Bisbee and c. A. Fc1.
lews bsing aaoas tAoss Who are In.
tssestsd. TAsrs 70 already euite "a
I'll fiei1 h he vicinity u OalluD. es'
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