La Junta tribune., 1913-10-04
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The Woman's Club will have It's
first meeting of the season next FRI
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
NJ. F. Miller.
Mrs. Ada Thompson and her IT.
tie grandson. Arthur Russell. left
Wednesday for Topeka to spend a
month with relatives.
Miss Marguerite Helm. who has
been very i'll at her home on San
Juan avenue, is recovering as rap
idly as can be expected. which will
be welcome news to her many
friends.
Mrs. Alice Miller. OF Cedar Falls,
Iowa. is the guest OF Miss Emily
Rogers and her mother, Mrs. A. II.
Rogers. Mrs Rogers and Mrs. Nil.
Ter will attend the national couven.
ton OF the P. E. O.. at Hutchison,
Kan.
Mrs. f. l.. McGeeney has leased
her residence, SIG Santa Fee avenue.
for the school year to T. X. Giffen,
Instructor in chemistry In the high
school. and is now occupying quarters
at the McQuestin Rooms, 42i San
Juan avenue
Charles Johnston. of Salida, Colo.
and Hunter Cover. OF Rocky Ford.
who came to La Junta to attend the
funeral OF Earl Woolf. were enter.
tained at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Quay Chapman during their stay
in La Junta.
\ fine baby boy. weight twelve
pounds. arrived at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Andrew Walsh. of Topeka,
Kan. on October LIST. Mrs. Walsh
is daughter of Mrs. David Hurley.
now of Topeka. and both former res
idents OF this city.
Miss Jessie Howard. of Sapulpa.
Okla, and Mr.. Laurence Mattox. OF
this city. were married Wednesday
by Rev. Otis G Dale. The ceremony
took place In the. pastors study at
the Presbyterian church at o'clock
/ In the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Mattox viii make their home In La
Junta
Emmett Hyre. OF La Junta, and
Miss Kate Hunter. OF Lamar. were
I ff.~. vt..I -
Of the bride Mr. and Mrs. Hyrc LETT
Thursday morning for Tacoma. Wash
where they will make their home.
Both young people have many friends
In their home towns who extend con
graiulations.
Ten California colonists tickets
were sold at the local station on
Thursday Of this week Most Of the
people on earth. AS well as the star
NJ empire. seem to be headed west.
ward at the present time. Judging
from the crowded appearance Of the
ves,b, und Santa Fe trans during
the past week
G b. Round and xon. Walter. will
leave tonight for Kansas City with
load OF sheep. Walter Round will
visit friends At the Kansas State
University at Lawrence. Kan. and
At william Jewell College At Libcr.
ty. Mo. before returning home tn
remain until Christmas. when he
will 80 east TO attend school.
Misc Marie Lavalle came from
Denver Sunday. where shc now rc.
sides. to be the Euest Of Miss Al.
lie Mae Fisher for ten days. Miss
Lavalle Will return to Denver for
. week at the end Of her visit In
Ia Junta. and viii then leave for
Memphis. Tenn. where she will At.
tend school during the ensuing sea.
sOn.
Fred A. MiIliken. Of Denver. arriv.
I'd In Ia Junsa Wednesday. accom-.
panied by hiA family. for . brief
visit with his brother. G. W. Mill.
ken. manager of the local light plant.
Mr. Milliken u . mining man and
leaves next week for Nevada on min.
Ing business. His family will r.
main In Ia Junta during his ab.
sencc.
a. l.. Myers. Of tho Valley Livery
leaves tomorrow for Memphk Tenn.
VIA Trinidad and tho Colorado and
southern. with = carload Of horses
-twcnty-eight In number. which he
will place on the market there. He
viii be accompanied by Ram Grims.
ley. Of swink. who will ship three
carloads Of horsss.
RIP" Nsrr. who made a fine re-
cord m n aOuthtnv ~ m tho Ia Jtin.