La Junta tribune., 1913-09-27
NUMBER 80
MORE LOCAL ITEMS


Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Arntzen are
nome from weeks stay in Colorado
! Springs and Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs c. l.. Stark and Miss
Florence Brown left Monday for Salt
Lake City to make their home.
The Four O'clock Club will meet
next Wednesday afternoon at the
nome OF Miss Mabel Cartwright.
Mrs, Blanche Barngrover Williams
mas resumed her old time position
as clerk in the local postoffice.
Mr., and Mrs George Little and
son have moved into Mrs. Gertrude
kintners rooms over Moycmont's stu
dio.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Walker have
returned from their wedding trip.
and are at home at 500 Colorado
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs, F. A. Bogue. OF Dcs
Moincs. Iowa. are visiting Mrs. 10
gue's parents. MIR. and Mrs. w. II.
Cartwright.
Mrs. w. T.. Green arrived last
"Wednesday from her home in La
verne, MINI. for an extended visit
with her son. DIR. II. S. Green.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Giffen, of
Lewiston. Mont. are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs w. Z. Cissne. Mrs.
Giffen was formerly Miss Eva Ciss.
ne. OF this city.
Mrs, G. A. Whitehead received a
telegram last Monday night announc.
Ing the death Of her sister. Mrs.
Emily Bear. OF Byron. Mich. Mr..
and Mrs. Whitehead left the same
evening for Michigan to attend the
funeral.
Mrs. S. c. Polk. of 220 Lincoln
avenue, has for her guests Mr.. and
Mrs l.. A, Wilson. OF Jacksboro.
Texas. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson are On
route TO their home from Paeosa
Springs. Colo. where they have spent
the summer.
Al the recent Crowley county fair
Qen a .0ters AaokanaaGInnlnG.A
first premium aud an of the assss
chants over there are now advcrtis-
Ing that fayorite brand extensively In
the newspapers.
Miss Ruth Larsen left last Tues.
day night on the California Limited
for Santa Ana, Calf. Ia resume
teaching In the kindergarten depart
m"nt Of the schools of that city.
Last year was Miss Larscn's first
year n teacher. aud this year she
was re- engaged at an Increase In
salary over last year
". Dubrcc. the architect who
drew the plans for the Elks' new
home In this city. visited Rocky
Ford Tuesday. To adjust a little
difference that had cropped out be.
tween the building committee and
one Of the sub oontractors II is
quite likely the matter viii be set.
tied this week and work resumed
Rocky Ford Gazette.
Mr.. and Mrs. S ". Sinsh.im.r.
of Swink. arrived home last Sunday
from Huntington Beach. Calf. where
they hav. been spending the sum.
m"r Mr. Sinsheim.r. as general
manager 81 the Holly Sugar Com
pany. has been looking after th.
interests Of his company there dur
Ing the beet campaign. which has
Jus, closed In that state.
ordway shipped abou, zoo carloads
OF canialoupcs this season. and as
yet lack t'ros, has no, intcrferssd ,o
any great extent. The melon crop IN
Crowley was late, and III. season ~as
half over on this side OF IN. river
b.for. they commenced over there.
Everybody is hoping that the frost
will hold off long enough for III.
growers To realize the maximum os
their crop.
Mrs ] N Carpenter. of sci North
Fourth street. returned Monday from
la 1nn'a. Colo. where she has
been visiting for several weeks. Two
friends. Mrs. Helen HAYNES and
Mis-. Belle Mead. both of SPOKANE.
Wash. accompanied Mrs Carpenter
home and remained over day or
two on their way Ia ri paso. Mr~.
Carpenter entertained Informally for
her guests. Tu'~day evening --Albu.
qucrquc Journal.
Prof. A. =. Mcub. Of the Common.
ciai College. received a Telegram ,