La Junta tribune., 1913-02-08
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The w. s. Club will meet next
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. T..
G. Moody. sos Ration avenue
Miss Carrye Foxworthy left Tues
day for Wichita. Kan, to spend ten
days as the guest OF Mrs. Harry Com
ley.
The twenty'scoond annual ball.
given by the H. OF l.. r. and +. is
announced for Friday. February 2ist
At the Elks' hall.
Mrs. II. G. Benedict. OF Kansas
City. who has spent the past week
with Mrs. +. J. MacKic. will leave
tomorrow for her home.
Mrs. George Poor and little daugh.
tcrs. Ada Beth and Marjorie. went
to Denver Tuesday for ten days
visit with Mrs. Poor's parents.
Mrs r. G. Woodbridge accompan-
led her mother. Mrs. Bird. TO her
home at Manzanola this week. and
expects to make visit OF several
weeks.
About two hundred guests attend
cd the subscription dance at the
Elks' hall Tuesday night. and thor.
oughly enjoyed the excellent program
of dancing.
The North La Junta neighbors OF
Mr.. and Mrs. !. II. Lyngar gathered
at their home last Saturday even
Ing as a surprise to honor the birth
day anniversary OF Mr.. Lyngar.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Baptist church held n business meet
Ing Thursday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. II. II. King. SOC Santa Fe
avenue.
p. n. Yant. Of Indianapolis. Ind.
arrived In La Junta last Monday
morning for brief visit with his
brother. Sheriff Yant-untii the
weather gets bett'r hack home.
C. y. Nash has resigned hk POSI-.
ton st the Idle Hour Theater. and
is now located In Rocky Ford a.
the leader Of the orchestra of the
Grand Opera House of that city.
The members OF the Tuesday En-.
broidory Club met this week with
Mrs. s. =. Polk. 220 Lincoln ave
nue.. Mrs. wills Athcy. OF 300
Lincoln avenue. will be mex, weeks
hostess
The ladies OF the Baptist church
Will have rummagc sale today
Saturday In the building formerly
occupied by the Hodges a. Kellogg
five and ten cent store. next to the
Colorado Savings and Trust Company
NJ. r.. Bradish who was injured IN
runaway accident a few weeks ago.
Is able to be abou, the house. but
II will be some time before he will
he abl. 'o resume his accustomed ac.
'iyity.
Mrs. C.. =. Helm and Mr.. George
4. French arrived home Thursday
from kennard. Neb.. where they ac-
companied the remains Of their mo.
ther. Mrs. p. L. French who died In
this city last week.
Miss Irwin, who has officiai.d
Mt IN" organ at the Presbyterian
church for the pas, two sundays. and
gave very enjoyable recital at
IN" church on Monday evening Of
this week. left Tuesday for her
home In Denver
Mrs. 4. V. Addy who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs Lester
Richardson. LEFT Thursday morning
for her home IN Grand Island. N.b..
being accompanied by her daughters.
Mia Iann Hamilton aud Miss B.u.
lah Addy.
Abou, twenty. four Of the ncirhbor.
hood friends OF Mrs. r. Phillips. sur.
prised her Tuesday night by gather.
I Ing Mt her home. about three miles
west Of town. A very pleasant even
l 'hf war 'iy'f'b WIN hhb
ale. and delicious refreshments were
served.
/ MIR and Mrs c, 4 Rooac and
children. who have spent the last
two weeks NJ the home Of Mr. and
/ Mrs, + r. Wes'brook. left Tuesday
for their home at ionla. Mich. Mr.
itoos. II n nephew of Mrs West
brook. and he and his family have
been spending three months In Col.
orado.
w r. Ready. Of this city. vice
chairman of the board OF adjustment
Of the Santa Fc left last Friday
night for Topeka. where he will sue.
coed Mycr Hurley ~ chairman OF
III" board. Mr. Hurley has Just been