La Junta tribune., 1913-03-01
NUMBER 8
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Ei'her LOOK is nome from busi-
ness trip to Clovis. n. NJ
The s II. G. Club will meet
Tuesday night with Miss Ethel
Helm.
Mrs. =. t. Kaler and Miss Louise
Linville left yesterday morning for
Edna, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs c. a. Moore. of Arte-
sia, n. NJ, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Cook.
Mrs. l.. Il. Sears has been quite
Ill during the most OF the week at
her home. 5l7 Santa Fc avenue.
Mrs Frank Finney attended the
session OF the Otero County Sunday
School Convention at Rocky Ford
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs; J. A. Jackson. who is spend.
Ing several weeks at the home of
her brother. A. b. Corbin, is visit
ing few days with relatives at
Fowler
q. \. Worman and son, Ira Wor-
man. who have been In Hume. Mo-.
during the past ten days buying
carload of milch cows. are expected
to arrive home today.
n. l., Brown. OF the postal service
between this city and Albuquerque.
n. NJ. has acquired the tonsorial par.
lors OF Ray Crowell, ON West First
street, and will take charge today
have made the Park House their
home for the past two years. expect
To leave Wednesday for Arkansas
City, where they will In the future
reside.
Asa Scuddcr has rented his farm
IN the liolbrook country To ]. T.. Hall
and during the coming year will be
n resident OF La Junta, having leas-
ed residence in the 400 block on
Cimarron avenue
Mr., aud Mrs. c. II. Pechin hnd
Tor their guests Monday MIR. Dan
'ssesveft and his son. Roy Garrett.
who were en route To their home
nj Canon city. after spending .
month in California.
Mrs. Leo Glatzel. of Pueblo. who
won the 81 900 IN gold given as
prize In "A recent contest of the Pu.
cblo Chiefiain. is a sister OF Mrs
w l.. F"rtie. of this city. aud *
quite well known IN La Junta
John Fisher. of La Junia. prom.
ih'ht Elk and IN line for the next
Exalted Ruler Of the local organiza.
'ion. WAS Ia town Monday night call.
ing on the numerous members OF
III" order who reside hcrc.-Swink
Advocate.
Joseph Ward. who recently cam.
here from La Junta. has purchased
the brick block on South Main street
which has been occupied by Or Bur.
ncy He Is r"modcling same and
VIII shortly Install a stock OF mor.
cnandise.-fowlcr Tribune.
e. A. Clark. local manager OF m.
Arkanras Valley Railway. Light and
Power Company was down town for
III" first time last Monday since be-.
Ing operated ON for appendicitis ear.
" In III. glad new year. II. has
been doing fine and viii soon b. az
~ as ever
{. VI. Mccormick. who has been
In the postal service between this
city and Albuquerque. during IA.
past thirteen years left few days
ago for trbana. m. whcr. he .y.
poets Ia acauir" ccm.n, manufac.
turing plant providing the .ntcrpris.
looks good To him.
Gil Downcr. Of La Junia is In
town looking afer his trench digging
machine. This machin. liz compici.
INK a trench seven miles In length
that viii drain two or thr.. tho,lS.
sand acres Of secp land near town
aud bring II under cultivation. Bent
County Democrat
WIN Wibchcli came home from
Colorado College yesterday to spend
few days xith his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs g. u. winchcll Mrs. Winch.
ell Will entertain At dinner tonight
In compliment tn her son. whose
twcnty.nrst birthday Anniversary oc.
Cured yesterday.
Mr. Paul li.nkci. Of Ia JuniA.
was Lamar visitor Thursday by
invitation of Orient Chapter No !.
H. A. ~ Hc conferred tho Most
Excellent Master degree on y class
Of twelve nj the Masonic temple
tonight In "a most impressive man.
ncr and his visit WAS greatly Ell.
joyed and appreciated by all mem.
beers of the order present on this
occasion.--tamnr Register.
The activity during the past week
of John Holly and Frank Burshears.
who have leased an n0.acre farm
near town. has brought forth mu.A
comment from . number Of sAelr
friends. Mr.. BursAearp says hey