La Junta tribune., 1913-09-27
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''""us spent THURSDAY at Fowler.
Mrs. T, Nicholson and daughter.
Miss Mary. have gone to Denver
To spend the winter.
Miss Helen Andrews lett las, sun.
day night for Nashville. Tenn, where
she will attend school this year.
Mrs. G. W. Mnliken and little
son. who have been visiting relatives
at Florence, Colo. have returned
home.
A. ]. Hermes and family. who have
made La Junta their home for the
past year. have gone to Kansas City
TO reside.
Mrs. Seymour Hall and children. Of
North La Junta. will leave today
for Portland. Ore, to remain until
Christmas.
Mtas Marie Brasscamp. who has
been the guest of Mrs Forest May
new. lett Thursday for her home at
Sioux City. Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Holmes. Miss
Allie Mae Fisher and Fay Chambers
formed a thcater party to Rocky
Ford Tuesday night
Mrs. W. s. Eakle entertained in
formally Wednesday night for Miss
Marie Brasscamp. who was the
guest OF Mrs. Forest Mayhem.
Mrs. Robert Mullen has returned
TO her home at Sedalia. Mo-. after
Il three weeks visit with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Wisdom.
The Round Dozen Club will have
its first meeting of the new season
next Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. c.
W. wonderiy will be the hostess.
Miss Vera Smith left last Sunday
night for Madison. Wis. where she
viii complete the foar years course
at the wisconsin 0satc universtAv.
usuai ssrvlces II the Presbyterian
caMch tomorrow. both morning and
evening. conducted BY the Rev s.
C. Davis. All otner services At the
usual hours
Mrs. c. J. Kerr and Miss Nora
Hodges are located In Denver, l7l2
Sherman street Parties In La
Junta wishing good room and board
while In Denver. write or phone
them. Phone. Champa 2t3t.
r. NJ. Vaughn. of Denver. general
sales agent cf the Victor American
Fuel Company. Was In town yesterday
inter viewing the local coal mer-
chants He Is not very optimistic
A. to the prospect for an early set
uement OF the coal strike.
A. Il. Corbin and family come down
lrom Denver last Sunday morning
with three brand new Maxwell su'
tomobiies. One Of them will b. Of
fsved as \ prize at the Catholic Fair.
which Is To BIZ held In this cNy on
October 18th. 18th. 18th and 18th.
Word has been received from DR..
Clar-nce l.. Miller that the State
Beard Of Medical Examiners have ac.
cApa~d his credentials and granted
Nm q certificate To practice. Dr,
Miller will act as resident surgeon
u the sugar factory Al swink during
ne campaign.
r. ". McpaniciS. accompanied By
his mother. Mrs. Louisa Mcdaniel.
~ last Tuesday afternoon on No.
- for Buffalo. H.. IN visit the
scenes Of mis- youth. and Incidentally
take In the big state fair st Spring
field. III. lie expects To return To
Ia Junta about October 18th
George Sheppard had q public sale
~, Tuesday and sold everything h"
Aad cxccp, the clothes he had on.
10 s-nty.txo head OF cattle. most of
them iioistcins. averaged little bet
ter than 500 per head. the highest
price received for single animal
being ei50..j Mr. Sheppard h n
ym Undecided ss To whore br VIII
locate. but on aoount OF his health
physicians have advised a lower al
utud~. lie will spend the win'S
II Kansas City. where his wifcs p''o'
~ hvs.
G. wiid.y. Of Denver. expert
ssaulor Tor the Mergcnthaler Limo
W. Company. Of Brooklyn. n "
{ ,Assivsd IN town Thursday, ana Tor
sevssal Gays viii BE- engaged In put
tinG W the aew Model X ''noVpcs
~ ~ nov bsins Installed In me
eollcas q ~ Daily Ds0ofse sse
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