La Junta tribune., 1913-02-22
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Miss Aura Worden is confined to
her nome. threatened with pneumonia
Mrs. A. H. Jones and Mrs. c. w.
Winterburn spent last Saturday in
Pueblo.
The S IT. G. Club will meet Tues
day night with Miss Ethel Helm as
hostess.
Mrs. \. Halberg returned home
Wednesday from visit of few
days with friends at Fowler.
The Lcsekraon,hen win meet this
afternoon with Mrs Herbert Coltman.
at her home ON South San Juan
avenue.
Miss Marie Kcffer has accepted a
position as stcnographer to the chief
dispatcher of the Santa Fe at Pu-
eblo.
Mrs. Clyde SImons and Mrs. Edward
Simons. both of Las Animas. attend
ed the Elks' dance In this city Tues
day night.
Miss Carrye FoNworthy is home
after spending two weeks in Wichi-
Ia, Kan. as the guest of Mrs. Har-
ry Comley.
Miss Marguerite Wagner, Of La
mar. Colo. has been the guest this
week of Mrs. Fred Gillcn, AS Smith
land avenue.
Mrs. Nick Dysart returned Wednes-
day from visit OF two weeks with
friends and relatives In Kansas City
and Slater. Mo.
Rev. c. II. Daniel and family left
Thursday for their new home in
Fairyiew. Okla. where Rev. Daniel
has accepted n pastorate.
The members of the Altar Guild Of
the Episcopal church were entertain
cd Tuesday afternoon by Mrs c. J.
Wynn. Of ii2 West Eighth street.
J. n. Lamb purchased the fixtures
formerly used In the old quarters Of
the IL Junta state Bank. and wiil
-. ~ ~ Sfilas flztnres y IN
fuDw store ruoa.
Miss Margaret Sloan. Of Siou1 City.
Iowa. arrived IN La JuntA Thursday
10 spend = few days with her oou-
sin. Mrs. Forest Mayhow Miss
Sloan Is on her way TO California
Miss Fannic Becrbohm and Miss
Vera Wood are spending = few days
In Rocky Ford. Miss Beerbohm In
the guest OF Mrs. Joel Todd. and
Miss Wood is visiting Miss Ailens
Richards
The members Of the r. y. O. will
be- at home to their friends wednr~-
day afternoon at the home OF Mn.
NJ Il. McCsulcy. A silver offering
will be- taken for the benefit Of tho
chapters educational fund.
The ladies' OF the Baptist church
gave the first of series OF teas
yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. John Beard. These teas are
to be given by the ladies every two
weeks for the benefit Of the pip.
organ fund. and every one is inyit-
ed
-. =. Schol.s. OF Waterloo. Iowa.
travelling collector for the Spalding
Manufacturing Company. WAS In town
, last Monday looking after delinquent
accounts. This was his first trip
here aud he thinks that the old
town and likewise its climate are Just
fine.
James X. bye left last Tuesday
morning for Denver. whcr. II his In
tcntion to consult specialist In
regard to his health Jim has been
under the weather for n month or
more. aud though b" feels fine and
has very healthy appetite he has
no, aa yet rcgained his normal weigh
and strength.
Tn. new board OF directors OF tho
Otcro County Agricultural Association
held i,s first meeting this week.
John ". Edgar. vice president and
J. N. Shaulis. secretary. AZ tho
mex, meeting of the association tho
board will submit n plan To dispose
of the seed raised In the experiment
al garden last acsnon. for which thcr"
In n great demand from all parts of
the country.
Charles McQuiston. of Division No.
EOS. y. Of l.. E. has beea elected
iocai chairman II the Joint bosrd Of
aAjustnent. ssccee1iag W. T. keeAy.
wAo vas rsceatiy installed - esa.
esal cAAiraaa h plAse q Myss Huf.
~. rsssntiy aepolatsl . nsabse q
Iva railway conaissiso q Kaaaas.