La Junta tribune., 1913-04-12
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uss returned 10 Ia JuntA 10 reot0c-
DR. Il. o. Burton went to Bould.
- Thursday morning for a brief Wis
It. He expects to BE- absent about
one week
Mrs. +. Gard Edwards and Miss
Helen McNeen went to Denver
Thursday morning to attend the sea
son Of grand opera.
Drs. John Marquardt. A. 8. Brunk
and c. II. FarthinE are now located
In elegant quarters In the new Lamb
building. moving In a few days ago.
A fine baby boy arrived At the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs George Cad
dy. ~ West Seventh street, last
Monday morning.
Miss Emma Wilson left for Dem
yer Thursday morning to attend the
musical feast Of grand OPEN at the
Auditorium and visit friends for 4
few days.
Regular services at the Mennonite
church tomorrow morning. At the
evening service j. w. Shank will
give 4 lecture on my Trip to South
America" Everybody IL invited.
Young Jim King. a son OF Pat
King. both formerly we'll known res.
idents Of La Junta. died one day this
week In Trinidad. after a brief NJ
ness Of pneumonia.
W. =. Raber. OF Pueblo. general
manager OF the Arkansas Valley Rail
way. Light and Power Company. was
a La Junta visitor Thursday. look
Ing after the company's interests
hereabouts.
The Fortnirh,ly Club Will meet this
afternoon at o'clock at Harmony
Hall. In place Of at the home OF
Mrs. John Msdigan as was announc-
I'd at the last meeting.
TIE ". c. r. ~ viii hold 4
meeting ~ the Rcst Rooms on Tues
day afternoon. April 18th. beginning
promptly al ::30 O'Clock Every
member Ii expected to be present
NJ there is important business Ev.
erybody welcome.
Miss Mary Holly. who was operat-
cd on at the Valley Hospital Wedner-
day for appendicitis. Is improving as
rapidly as can be expected. This
will be- welcome news to her many
friends who have made many anxious
Inquiries during her illness.
The retiring officers OF the Par
Ish Aid Society OF the Presbyterian
church. who are Mrs Frank Finney.
Mrs. Joseph Posi- and Mrs. G. a.
Mays. will entertain the members Of
the society Thursday afternoon nj
the home Of Mrs rinney. There
will be AN election of officers
The subscription dane" given on
Thursday evening of las. week WIS
particularly enjoyable. The music
was excellent. nearly all new selec-
tions being used. Mr.. Pross"r ~iil
give the last Of his series of sub
scrtption dances. which has proven so
popular. the nixht Of April :ist.
The Pastors AID Society Of use
Methodist church will give = dinner.
THE Feast Of Seven rsbles.'' 1t
Woodman Hall. Saturday afternoon.
April 18Th. from $50 TO O'Clock.
During the aftcrnoos the Ia1Sas will
have a sale Of bonn~ts and aprons.
The price for the supper viii b.
- cents.
Und~rshcriM Steward IL having his
residence on the corner of Cimsrron
avenue and Third street rcmodeled.
A second story. With hve rooms. Will
~ added. and many other Improve
meats made. and when completsd Mr.
} Steward Will have one of the most
in,pnsIng and elegant homes In that
bart of town.
A. H. Corbin and =. ~ Rose. pros.
p~~tivs kings oi the mica world. vent
to Petara. n. ~. last Monday IN
visit the mines 1T the IL Jun'a ~.
- Mining and Millins Company. A
Telegram received from them Thurs'
Aay says they found everything at
- ulnes 20. X" 20 X" win
sAe accent on tas 20. K" which In
tsrpse<sA means. 'murhly prosperous
and mwrh lidding."
Nhermaa nan hiss soId quite . mum
w oe Otsdsbaker automobiles 10
this vicinity DURING the past Two
weeks. y. A. Lsssabili purchased
. thirty:llvs herse power. slx passen'
~ 0tn1e>ahss, VIII electric issh0.
sjsctrte starter. asd equipped Win
all ~ latsel automobile Inventions
m 0slG ~ aIso acquires .