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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-08-14

A few Saturdays ago we noted
several automobiles loaded with
visitors in our town, and il was too
bad that the conditions Of our streets
should mar the otherwise abrasive
and quaint appearance. What did
our visitors seeG
A street, despite It's width, that
was 4 regular automobile trap;
a lawn numbered with wire fencing;
a little park, with its ratings partly
torn down and otherwise defaced,
with weeds growing therein, instead
Of shrubbery, flowers and trees, and
now and then to their nostrels would
be waited the odorous odor Of q pig
sty.
These conditions could ba easily
remedied. If there was energy Or
love for our town IN the hearts Of
our citizens. A little gravel would
remove the automobile bumps;
couple Of hours work would remove
the wire and litter from our streets;
a little money would repair tbs
railing; little attention would keep
down the weeds, while very little
public spirit would furnish thetrees
and shrnbbery for planting, and II
few minutes attention we're given to
the cleaning Of our pig stys, ahe
odor would be overcome. Are
we lacking in public spirit and pride
il our surroundings, or has the hold
Of indifference become so strong and
our identifying faculties become
stagnate and dead9 Come, wake
up and make our town more attrac-
tive, and more worthy Of being the
county scat of this grand old county.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-08-14

Joseph II. johnson, y. s. Senator
from Alabama. died ii Washington,
d. 81, on Friday last o. pneumonia.
Mr.. johnson, was born in North
Carolina in 1919; left school and
enlistine in the Confederate army as
! private and served through the
war, was wounded fcar times and
mustered out as Captain. His
term as Senator would have expired
March 3. 1915.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-08-14
Gov GoIdshcroush for LEGAL
Option.

Governor Goldsb0rough has de-
clared For local option. His skate
ment Is made In responcs 10 qnea
lions asked By the AnN.Balo0n
league, The Governor declares Ii
favor Of the passage oi state vida
local option bill. Hs says shat while
parties, should not declare Tor or
against the saloons, yet u may BE-
proper for them 10 declare Tor sub
hitting social questions 10 ihs dlrecs
Y to 81 the people for Decentralization
He says that while be- would NOS
have drafted the local option blll ID
the form ia which the Anti Saloon
League has IL. yet u Il evidently
based on the careful study Of the
laws 81 Maryland and Of other ntatss
and that there il presumption In
favor Ol IL because Of bhD long DiEue
Il has boon before tho people no
other bill has been proposed, and
that the amendments 70 safeguard
manufacturers and pr0tect the per-
sonal rI0htsof ihefndiVlduale which
have been Incorporated BY the
league since The last session. 10 far
toward removing Tho valid objen
ti0ns I'd ii. And III says finally thar
ii Ii better 10 pass local option
bill than to axaspefate lhe people
into passing . state wide prohibit
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-08-14

The channel and basin AZ Leon
arltown wharf need attention very
badly. The removal Of . few
thousand enbic feet Of mud would
be Of inestimable value 20 the
steamers calling At our wharf. Our
business interests should take the
matter up with Congressman Smith
who would be able TO advise and
help ms secure a remedy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-08-14

Pursuant to directions contained IN
Section 16e II, 8d7, Of the Acts Of the
General Assembly Of Maryland, passed
af til January Session. 1912. the Board
Of Supervisors Of Elections for 81. Ma.
rvs County, hereby notify the Qualified
Voters Of St. Marg's County, that the
Judges Of Electiotls and Registrars Of
Voters Tor the several Election Districts
0f st. Mary County viii ait for the
purpose Of registering ssid voters q
said county. between the hours OK >, A.
NJ. and Z. 2. NJ, on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER ord. 1918,
at the following places IN the several
Election Districts. 70 wit
DinsfIcs No. j. oommoniy called 81 lniHcls
Dinkrict
q. Rdeas smith u. chas. i. Wood, Endaes
q hlselloaana Reqi sfnrs y vosefn wlll AZ
&C ~ IniNotn
Dissrlst .. 2 commonly called valley Lee
Distrlcf.
Thoe. II RIsff and Robi. II. TnfltoD. JUDGES
OF Elecfiuus and HealstfaFa q Vutera WI 80
ntNalieY i,ee'
District No commonly eaaled I.nonafdkown
District preclneti
u lsossua DUKE ane JoshuA Thorn pnon.
q 80 s.e4s ns.4
y W.. -, ~ = szs,,,t7't 7 =.
Dlatfiet No :, mmosly esllee Leonard
so..ph !. eoaeb and Win. =. Yase.. 4ndx,n
81 Kleeaions ard Registrars d Vossre, wilI Hit
- t30nhratown
plasEiet ~. y ccmmonly Gales pnapa'ep
District
s 1n. = 1 ss',s s wv ssI.ssass a. Voter
win diI Il fhaptleo'
i,lssgles No. :. eam.annix eAilad rhAsleala
Hall nlstfiet
Jos. 4 I,asln and ChapmAn 3. narttt, JuA.
gss Ct klsssien ard kselssuss q voters Wi
~ - {. II. '.,.. -.
'g'As''ss ~ = s', ssssisleY ~
px.nAss y futrhl,,s "a Il. rssh s6un..
Judges Il Elseilon ana nsaissafs ~ eolnrS
WIN ~ = hiliYllln.
District Ne = pommonly rallied hiitatown
District
Jn,ns. :. BInsr and John y LONG, sgdgs g.
y s' ssss.. ana = oss's -" ..
n,strlst rs. 4 com n,cols called Isas plutrlet.
Alsr. stevens ANA John VI. Jones', Jndksa
u ahgelous and Registrars % vqtpsM VA ~
= :. snsposss'..S. -. =. -,
- - p a'l ' y
.,..v, ; a,n.,,'sn',S ~ A,sx u.,...
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-08-14

Mr.. Editor: Please announce Mr..
j. PUMP Greenwich, as q candidate
Tor County Treasurer and say that
be- will receive the support Of q
large number Of Democrats In the
coming primary election and Il nom.
mated will be elected By & large
majority.
SRA and 7sh Dist Democrats.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-08-14

We must nominate On September
sth, 4 State Senator and two dele
gates 10 the General Assembly; one
County Treasurer; one Sheriff; one
County Commissioners, from the
districts Of Milestown, Chaptico
and Charlotte Hall;one County Sur
veyor; three members Of the Central
Commityee, and three delegates q
the State Convention, whose duty i
will BE tonominate . Y s. Senator
to fiji out the unexpired term Of the
Hon. Isidor Raynor; one Clerk TO
the Court Of Appeals' one Comp
trolIer of tho Treasury Of Maryland:
The best material we can produce
can be none too good TO Gil these
positions
w. B, DRNT,
Chairman Dem. Central Com.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-08-14

To Whom It My Concern

Notice L hereby given that the Hoard os
Supervisors u Election wiz INSET - their
once ~ LoonardtowB, Nd, on M0NDAY,
tho isth. day 81 august. 1914, for sbs purpose
% receiving and 81 proving esrtineAsaa 81
noniuation and tsAniacting such othsf buai-
ness ~ mas come hefore che said noasa.
Bank eerllncate and application 81 eandi,
datoa may be obtasnsd rom goa. HI uhlne,
attorney 70 the Board.
81 LIE MAeu1uk.
GRO x. MeuULLx.
81 wff&0N ADAMS.
nnperyEsotapf Eiauslon. 81 MAYS ponnsy,
WsLDfNh a. EiunMx. clerk
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-08-14
FOR SALE

.aig Model Rotor Cycles ard MotcF nnata
as i3areain pficeA. al makes. brad now ma.
ehlnees On ensy, monfAir paymani plan,
aas eur proposition be6sa6 huylnE. n yoa
win g1kfet IL Also BaFaains IL used Moiuf
cycles wnm nn TODAY. Ynoiuae stamp
sor reply. Address,
LOCK- D0x II
July zs-tf Trsntons Michigan.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-08-14
FOR THE SENATE

Al the solicitation of my friends,
! announce myself al candidate
for a seat IN the next Senate Of
Maryland, subject TO the decision
Of the Democratic voters IN this
Primary Election.
4. LEE MArrINafY.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-08-14

Mr.. Editor: Please announces Mr..
CHAs. P. ABEid.. Of lhp Third Elec-
ton District. as candidate for
Sheriff Of ST. Mary's county. subject
to the Democratic primaries. 10 be-
held Sept Sth, 1918 V0rEHs
Mr.. Editor Please announce Benz
NORRIS as candidate for Sheriff
subject TO the Democratic primaries
TnTRD DISTRICT
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-08-14
HOTEL
MARY'S
Leonardtown.
Maryland.


HOTEL ST MARY's is 4
new building equipped with
gas. steam heat. hot and cold
water. well furnished rooms.
wlthtelephones and splendid
service.
Since the first Of November
The establishment has been
under the management 81 w
a. Fenwick. who for the past
~ years has made such a
success offhe Donald in
Washington.
The meals are excellent
and service IS prompt and
courteous.
The management caters
70 the county patronage.
There isa grill room and
The Bar IS unexcelled
AIIin all Hotel ST. Mary 5 IS
the mostcompleteIy equipped
hosteIry in Southern Mary
land.
You can always be &C
commodated.
Rates moderate
Vim. 1 FsnYick 30.
Doc. iO~sf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-08-14
County Ireusurer's
August Trips, 1918.

Rcr tho purpose Og collecting BsAte ana
County taxes for The years 1914 and 1919,
named below
hllestowns Friday, August ~.
chaptlco. salnFdag, august r.
Mechanioaeflla. Monday. AueuaE zs
hiilyilIe Tuesday. August ~
JAFboesvllles "Wednesday. August n.
~ LAGOS Thursday. August ri
ht Georges Island, Friday. Aus. ~
valley I.sas saturday, August -,
4 discount ~ per cent. win be allowed on
hlete taxes u paid duting tbs nlonth 81 Aug
U.S.
LEWIS Il. SPRINGER.
eitBt. County TfoasuFer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-08-14

II purauancoAfth the above order. 1 hereby
give notice that 4 nave obtained ffom fhn
ofthanH Court o. st. Nafy3a County Nd.
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19
Victim OF hoid.up.

One OF the boldest hold.ups ever
perpeirated In Lamar occurred on
Monday night about ten o'clock. II.
T.. Finney. the well known piano iun-
er. being IN. victim. The crime was
committed on Main street In front
Of the band stand. In the full glare
Of the electric light on the Huddle-
ston corner only 4 few feet away.
Mr.. Finney was struck down from
behind by the robbers. who were
concealed In the shadows Of the
rrandstsnd. He was dRxed by the
unexpected blows and could offer
no resistance. though he IL = strong
and active man not withntanding the
fact that he IL seventy years Of
age. The robbers went through his
pockets quickly. securing twenty dol.
lars In money and silver watch
Ar soon ms the booty WAS secured
they ran westward and made good
their escape. Lamar Sparks.
Mr., Finncy is well known In In
Junta. He has been making annual
professional trips IN the Arkansas
Valley ever since the advent of the
rs'iroad-,hir'y years ago. His home
II In Chicago.
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19
Fortniohtly Club

The Fortnightiy Club met last
Saturday afternoon at Harmony Hall
Mrs. e. a. Pratz had an Interesting
sketch of the life of Oliver Crom-
well. and read few extracts from
his letters and speeches. Mrs. r. =.
Austin had n biographical sketch Of
John Bunyan. and Mrs. n l.. Brown
gave review Of his noted work.
The Pilgrims Progress 4 vocal
solo by Mrs. Park Hyde was a de.
lighfful feature Of the program.
The president. Mrs. H. =. Haskins
read an interesting article dealing
with what women In Colorado have
accomplished In the way Of state
legislation. The general discussion OF
the different papers and articles con.
rutuiinv the program was very In.
teresting
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19
Coed Aosds Appertienmsrts.

With the appropriation by the
State Highway Commission Of e3?s.
O0O To be used Immediately In the
various counties In tho construction
Of state highways. the work Of
building good roads In Colorado will
he pushed vigorously during tho com.
Ing summer. Otcro county's mppor.
tionment was $500.
Tho commission has adjourned mn.
I'll May Eth. when further apportion.
msnts will bc considered. In the
meantime the various mcmberr of
the board will VISIT tho several coun.
ties In their dis'ricts and rccommen.
datSons viii then b. made at the
next meeting Of tho board regarding
the further expenditure Of the state
funds.
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19
In Honor Of Mis-. A,esr..

Mrs Elmer Cook entertained Tues
day evening in honor Of Miss Ade-
line Albera. whose marriage to MIR.
Reg Garvin will occur Wednesday
Of mex, week. Dinner was served In
six courses at $50 O'Clock. the
guests being seated at three small
tables. A vase of red carnations and
fern leaves graced the center Of
each table, and at each place was
a red candle In heart shaped hold
er. The place cards were In the
form of cupids. The menu was writ
ten on heart shaped cards In cupid Is
vocabulary. A large figure OF Gu
pid was suspended from the chan
delier. and red shades were used.
Twelve red ribbons. which were ex-
tended throughout the rooms In a
variety OF twists and turns, ended
In a large bow at the back OF MISS
Aip"Ta cnhir dt tne t""i''
Cook informed Miss Albera that
they were thought waves" and
at the end OF each she would find
token OF love from the guests
After unraveling the web. Miss Al
bera found dainty apron at the
end OF each ribbon. The remainder
OF the evening was spent In conVsr-
sation and music. Mrs. Cook s
guests were Misses Adeline Albera.
Hazel Lee. Helen McNeen. Clarice
Cook. Minnie and Charlotte VIII,
Frances Robinson. Edrie Cohoon, Mrs
rores, Mayhew. Mrs. Harry Allen.
Mrs. F.. Gard Edwards and Mrs u
w Win,erburn.
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19
For Mis-. A,e.n.

Miss Hazel Lee entertained In hon
or OF Miss Adeline Albera last ev-
ening. A supper Of four courses was
served at 6:3o o'clock. after which
the time was devoted to auction
bridge and music. The table Was
prettily decorated with pink and
white sweet peas The place cards
were pictures OF bridesmaids with
wells and flowers. Covers were plac-
ed for Misses Adcline Albera. Justine
Rourke, Mabel Lesher. Helen Nc
Neen. Clarice Cook. Anita Wood.
Frances Robinson. Mrs. Elmer Cook.
Mrs. S. W. Sinsheimer, Mrs. G. H..
Winchell. Mrs f. Gard Edwards and
the hostess.
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19
Satisfaction Guaranteed
SOME MORE SHORT LOCALS

The members Of the s. II. G. Club
mel Tuesday evening with Miss Lee
nora Bole.
Miss Helen McNeen will entertain
at bridge luncheon today at 1880
O'Clock, In honor of Miss Adcline Al
bcra.
Mrs. C. W. Winterburn is enter.
tanning her mother. Mrs. Rcaina
sturm. and her aunt. Mrs, Evans.
OF Wslsenburg.
Mr. and Mrs. II. r. Bucchncr ar.
rived yesterday from their home at
Cheyenne. wyo.. to visit their dnurh-
ter. Mrs. =. J. MacKie,
j. Nudge. of Dodge City. writes
To change the address OF his Tribune
To Holly. Colo. where he and his
family are now located.
Mrs N. q. Larsen expects to
leave ncxt week for an extended Wis.
It with her daughter. Miss Ruth
Larsen. In Santa Ana. Calf
c. ]. Sisk. who has been IN the
railgay mail service between Duran
go aud Ridgway. has been transfer
red 10 Ia Junta and is In the ser
vice be,wecn this city and Denver.
o II. Jewett. who suffered u stroke
OF paralysis several months ago. has
improved enough 10 be abl. 10 lca,"
the hospital He is able IN walk
about. and his friends are hoping for
his complete recovery.
c. y. Baldridvc lcf, last Monday
fo- Lincoln. N.b.. 10 attend con-
yentlon Of the Railway Mail Clerks
Association Of tho fourteenth division
which was In session thcrc this
week Hc expects to visit his dangh'
ter. Mrs. Lcbrcoht. In kansns City
before returning home.
Fred p. Austin. superintendent ~
schools. and n. u. McCiin'oek. prin''
cipal Of tho hirh school. left last
Wednesday morning on No II Tor
Boulder n a't~nd a high schootc"''
lego conference. which WAS In session
there tvo days this week. Mr. Aus
TN has be~n \ regular attendant nj
this conference for several years
They expect IN return home Sunday.
Paui Kinder Hahs. the little two
year Old snn of Mr.. and Mrs. y. ~
iiahs. II Cimarron avenue. died
"Wednesday sitter an illness OF only
twcnsy.four hours from scarlet fo.
yer. burial tpk place the follow.
Ing day ~ Fairview cemetery. with
services condnrted ~ the grave by
Rev. Martin. of Swink. Beautiful
floral offerings wcr~ sent ny the
many 6lsnle who extend sympathy
h ~ PARENTS IN the Ioss of their
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19
loyal Daughters Entertained

The Loyal Daughters OF the Chris
day afternoon at the home OF their
teacher, Mrs. G. A. Pratz. Arrange
mcnts were made for display at the
district convention OF the Christian
church which was held at Fowler
later In the week. The class also
decided to enjoy May Morning
Breakfast" Saturday morning, May
Sd. at the headgates.
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19
Little Red Riding Heed."

wonderly's Theater was filled 10
its capacity Thursday evening. 'he
occasion being the production OF the
opere,ia. Little Red Riding Hood,
under the direction of Prof. II. Eas-
ton Jcnner. The chorus work. as
performed by the Junior Choral So
c,ety that has been organized by
Prof Jenner. was exceptionally good
and reflected much credit on the in
structor. The principal characters
were portrayed as follows; FAIRY
ouecp Miss Faunie Beerbohm; Red
Riding Hood. Miss Isla Hurst; Mo
toer. Madxe Hays: Wolf. Frederick
Beerbohm; Sleeping Fariy. Grace
rernsel. Between the acts Of IN"
opere,ta. Miss Ida Greenlee sang a
xroup Of songs and Miss Cohoon sang
IN. "Fiowcr Song" from Faust. Mrs.
T. Gard Edwards and Miss Hu'ah
Black were the accompanies. FOL
lowing the oper.tta. mughnbie
farce. Turn Him Out" was given
in a most pleasing manner with TN"
following named young people In IN"
cast Of characters; Miss Katherine
Miller. Miss Jean Marshall. Maurie"
stubb., Ber, Spidel and Emerson
Allsworth.
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19
Surprise Party.

\ number OF friends OF Mr. and
Mrs. F. II. McElfresh gathered at
their home Tuesday evening as a
surprise TO the newly married cou-
Pile. \ game Of five hundred was
enjoyed. after which refreshments
Were served. The guests presented
very handsome cut glass bowl to
Mr.. and Mrs McElfresh
Those present were DR.. and Mrs
=. u. iinvill". Mr.. and Mrs. r. l..
Shanholizer. Mr.. and Mrs Wesley
Sylvester. Mr. and Mrs. = r. kal.r.
Mr.. and Mrs VI. X Pottenrer. Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Kinder. Mrs. Belle
Flaeg. Miss Genevieve Conlin. Miss
Carrye Foxwortny. Miss Leona
Woods. c. = Lindcman. r. Tschme-
Itch. n. p. weilhousen and DR.. II.
s. Greene.
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19
orapse.Wiid~.

The marriage Of MIR. Dclmsr Ora.
per. Of this city. and Miss Ruby WI.
der. of Wellington. ksns.. took
place Wednesday nt Wichita. The
newly married couple left immcdi.
st.ly for La Junta and are living
for the present with the wroom's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. e. Draper
The brid. II n sister Of Mrs. G. X.
Ornhood and visited In this city At
her HON. last summer. Roth Mr.
Draper and his bride have 4 host
Of friends In La Juntx who extend
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19
lorena Club.

lodge met Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. \. Schultze. on South
Belleview avenue. About dozen
members were present. and the
time was spen, In quilting. The host
css served dainty refreshments The
next meeting win be with Mrs. ].
NJ Teter. on Carson avenue.
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19
Phone. Junta 3ll
Annual Meeting Of Parish Aid.

The Parish Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church held its annual
business meeting Thursday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs Frank Finney.
when about fifty members Of the So
ciety and the congregation were the
guests Of the retiring officers who
are Mrs. Frank Finney. president:
Mrs. A. s. Marshall. first vice pres
ident: Mrs. Joseph Posi-. second vice
president. and Mrs. c. A. Mays, Sec
retary.
Ten new members were admitted
and annual reports were read. show
Ing present enrolment Of 80 mem
bers. an Increase OF sixteen members
over last year. and a satisfactory
state OF affairs in all branches OF
the work. Officers for the ensuing
year were chosen AS follows: Mrs
Finney. president: Mrs Marshall
first vice president Mrs. Victor
Hogg. second vice president. Mrs
G. A. Mays, secretary.
After the business session. so.
cial and musical hour was enjoyed.
and refreshments were served The
musical program consisted of vo-
cal solo by Mrs. c. A. Beerbohm. n
piano solo by Mrs. F. Gard Edwards
and sacred music on the victrola.
49,
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19
~
North Ia Jvnta sibie Class.

The members of the North La Jun
Ia Bible Glass were entertained Tues
day night AT the home Of Mrs. 8. l..
wilkins. The lesson was conducted
by Mrs Fred Funston. The class
will meet next Tuesday evening with
Mrs. Funston.
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19
49,
Birthday Club

Mrs. G. II Winchell entertained
the members of the Birthday Club
sneimer and Mrs. +. ~ Wood were
guests OF the club. The next meet.
Ing will occur at the home Of Mrs.
w S Eaklc.
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19
cart u Thanks.

We wish 10 expre~s our sincere NJ.
probation Of tho sympathy and ~.
ssseaace sAown ~ BY frisNAa and
essshbofs lufisG tA~ Illness and
esssA a ess little son: also xos th~
esaeeeeso 0seni egess1aos.
Ma AleD MA ?. =. MANS.
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19
Music Club.

The members Of IN. Music Club
met Monday afternoon with Mrs FL.
mer Cook. when a miscellaneous pro-
gram was given. At It's conclusion.
tea was served by the hostess. on
April 18th, the club will have guest
day a, the home OF Mrs T. Gard Ed
wards.
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19
MegiSrssh.liovilis

The marriage Of Mr.. ,. u. McEi
fr~sh and Miss torIr Linv'l'" Was
soicmniscd Sunday evening ss Rocky
vord at tho Presbyterian mans" NJ
that place. Rev. J. l.. Weaver ONT
ciaeins. The bridal couple made the
trip 70 Rocky Ford In IN automob"e'
and were accompanied BY Mrs. y. y.
Kaier. Mias Carrys Foxworshy ana
Mrs. C. 4. Lind~man. Both young
people asc veil and fsvorsbly known
n this city.
Mr. McEilr~sh has bcen In the "'''.
p,oy Of the state HANK tor several
ysass. His b6Ae has spent co"ssd'
eeabae tins n he city during she
psst fsw yesss. beins . sister "s
N. ?. ,. knvtjs aal Mn. kstss.
- G Il Jvsta. Mr. ed hss
lnlsaolsesA Asvs Qsse = hesssseep'
~ = - peaess seeaass - ~
-ss
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19
49,
Dancing Party.

An Informal dancing party ~ns CIV
an =, Moosc Hail "Wednesday niah'
which included the following name"
Mr. and Mrs. ". s. Eakle. Mr. ana
Mr.. r. c. Todd. MIR. and Mrs FOR
80, Msyhew. Mr. and Mrs. Harry AZ
len. Mr. and Mrs. }. Quay Chapman
Mr. and Mrs. c. W w'n''rb"fn'
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cook. Mr. an"
Mrs. George Babcock. Mr. ana MT.
r J. MscKie. prof. and Mrs. Il. ID
Mec,,n,ock. Miss Helen McN"cn.
Miss Frances Robertson. MISS "a"
Parrish. Mr.. Claude Brssh~r. Mr
r. Posser and Mr.. Larr'ck IN"
AFFAIR was given by som" OF IN"
men A a return compliment to IN"
.rosr~ss,ye dinner given several
weeks ago by the ladies' Al tn"
elosr Of an exec',~nf program ~
dancing, q supper consisting OF
sasA w,ch.s and coffee was served hy
the hosts.
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19
Mesh L. Js.ss wsmsn's Club

TAe North Ia Iunta Woman's Club
met last saturday afternoon with
stelIa McManes o. hosteas. Con.
tinsing The study q the short stony.
Mr.. J. n. Lyngaf AaA On article an
The stony Proper" Mn. W. A..
Lewis rsa1 - tatsrestins nasa siae
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La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19
Wemsn's Club

The womnn's Club met on Friday
afternoon of last week. continuing
the study Of Spain. Mrs. y. q. Wood.
bridge had an Interesting paper on
The Present Condition and Future
of Spain The remainder Of the
time was devoted IN business mat.
trra. including arrangements for the
m~~slng Of the local federation of
womcn's clubs In May. which viii
m under the auspices of this organ.
i.atton.