La Junta tribune., 1913-09-06
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Emerson AllsxOrth lett yesterday
for Denver To enter Denver Univer-
stty.
Ar. and Mrs. w. 4. Andrews and
Mss Helen Andrews returned Mon
day from Colorado Springs.
A. d. Ogden has returned to his
home in Topeka after q few days
visit In this city with his daughter,
Mrs. Jack Cole.
Aiss Marie Moore and Miss Gladys
Wood left yesterday for Greeley.
Colo. where they will attend the
state normal school this year.
Alex Ysnt has a force OF men en-
ployed at his farm south OF Rocky
Ford tillin4 about q half mile Of
land under the High Line Canal
II. NJ. Fosdick was down from
Fowler last Tuesday to attend the
regular monthly meeting OF the d.
rectors OF the First National Bank.
John Riddering Is taking a vacation
from his duties at the Fulton Market
during the visit OF his brother. James
Riddering and family. OF Detroit, to
this city.
Mrs. J. B. O'Neil and daughters
are home from Rocky Ford where
they were called by the Illness OF
Mrs. o'Neil's father. who Is now
very much improved.
Miss Irene Bradish, who has been
spending months vacation in this
city. has returned to Denver to re-
sumo her position In the office OF
State Secretary Pearce
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.. Hirecn and III.
tie daughter. Edice. have returned to
their home at Larned. Kan. after .
visit with Mrs. James Hireen and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Sporleder.
Mrs. c. b. Botkin and Mrs. b. r.
Richardson have for their guests at
their home. 6o6 Smithland avenue.
Mrs. d. l.. Irvine. Of Great Bend.
Kans.. and MIR. and Mrs. J. Z. saieen
Of Denver.
Mrs. II. W. Wagner and children
are home from q months stay at
Long Beach. CAih. They were &C
compsnied home by Mrs. Wagner's
mother. Mrs. l.. v. Reeder. who will
visit in La Junta for some time.
Misses Jeanette and Harriet Rey.
nOlds. Of Greenwich. Conn. who are
visiting the family Of G. A. Reynolds,
autoed tn Rocky Ford Thursday with
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Reynolds. Mss
Mary Holly and Miss Ruth Reynolds
To attend the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs r. 9. Widen enter
tained about two dozen members o.
the Knights and Ladies' II Security q
their home Tuesday night In honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. Paris. who
left later in the week for their
new home In Salt Lake City
Mrs. John Beard and son. Archie
arrived In Ia Jun,a Thursday morn
ing from Chicago. Mrs. Beard was
called TO Chicago last week by the
Illness Of her son. who had under
gone an operation for appendicitis
but who il now rapidly improving.
La Junia people ART very proud OF
the fact that Miss Mary Calfeo. ar
Instructor IN the city schools. captur
I'd twenty-six first prizes on her
hsndpainted china at the Rocky Ford
fair this week. The prize money
amounted To over one hundred dol
lars.
The first teachers meeting Of the
season will be held this morning a,
1880 o'clock at the Preparatory High
School building. High school pupils
both In the preparatory and CONNER
cisl departments. may register At 'h'
high school building this Afternoon
for their various classes.
hayrack ride to the headgatcs
"Wednesday night was enjoyed by
the following named young pcoplc
Miasrs Cora Orr. Hulah and Meryi
Black. Edna Wlsveii. Jessie Moore
and Effic Schuyler: Glen Wilson. En-
erson Allsworth. Maurice Rsubbs.
Frank Strain. Kent McCaulcy and
Bert Sptdei.
W. u. FRAZIER. Of tho Ia Junta Mn
purchased two residence lots on the
southeast corner Of Clmarron avenue
and Ftfth street. from &. W. Wonder.
~ the fIrst 0f the week and expects
10 commence work u once erecting