La Junta tribune., 1913-07-19
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are home from a two weeks stay In
Colorado Springs.
Learn to dance well. Private les.
sons every evening. or BY appoint
ment Inquire 5o2 Carson avenue.
Fred l.. Davis left last Tuesday
night for months visit with rela.
tives at various points in Missouri.
Ed Marshall was down from Pueb-
10 last Tuesday attending a meeting
Of the directors OF the First Nation
al Bank
Chauncey Dickey, OF Leota. Kan,
arrived In town this week and will
probably make his permanent abode
In this city In the future.
Walter Wood. a well known Santa
Re fireman. returned home last We'd
nesday morning from a three weeks
visit with relatives In Leota. Kan.
All Of the regular services will be
held at the Christian church tomor.
row. both morning and evening. Rev
+. II. Gates. OF Rosedale, Kan. will
preach.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mclean, OF
Leila, Texas. accompanied by their
daughter. Dorothy. are the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs Fred Jarvis. OF North
La Junta
G. X. Woolf went to Greeley last
"Wednesday to attend the convention
OF the State Laundrymen's Associa-
ton which was In session there
this week
Mrs l.. b. Simmons and little
daughter. Marjorie. who have been
visiting Mrs. W. S. Eakle. will re-
turn today to their home at Amaril.
la. Texas
Miss Bee Pellet. who has spent 4
couple Of months in La Junta as
the guest OF Misses Georgia and
Opal White. left Sunday for her
home at Trinidad.
c, u. Baldridge was Denver Wis
itor last Tuesday on business He
brought cooling shower along
with him on the return trip as
far as Colorado Springs. but failed
10 land II In La Junta
George Child and son. Eddie. Of
Omaha. Neb.. who have been visit
ing the family OF James Broomfieid.
In North La Junta. left last Tues
day morning for Fountain. Colo, TO
visit relatives before returning to
his home
d. ID. Ritter. Who has been living
with his sons In Pennsylvania and
Wisconsin during the past three
years. returned to La Junta few
days ago on a brief business trip,
and has been the guest OF Gibbs
Peoples and family.
Richard Cook. a son OF Mr. and
Mrs T. J. Cook. of this city. who
has had position as chemist la the
mining district a, Newmirc for the
pas, year. has gone to Telluride to
accept a similar position with the
Junta Gold Mining Company.
r. J. Guilfoyle has been In Hot
Springs, Ark. during the past
month experimenting with sur.
and permanent cure for hay fever.
II. does no, expect to return home
until September and by that time
the hay fever season In La Junta
will be over.
Mr. and Mrs John Trolinxer. and
little son. Ralph. motored from their
home at Amarillo this week. and are
IN. Eucsts OF Mrs. TrolinEer's sis
ter. Mrs. ". s. Ezkle. A camping
party to Wellington Lake next week
~ill include Mr.. and Mrs EAkle and
their Eue~ts. and Mr.. and Mrs Theo
Thui-mcy~r and Mr. and Mrs c. W
Winterburn.
The third Of . series Of ball
games between Las Animas aud
Rocky Ford ~as played at the latter
place last Sunday when = special
train was run from Las Animaa. car.
rying about zoo enthusiasts The
s~or~ ~ 4 to 10 In favor Of Rocky
Ford gave the championship TO that
town. each having won y previous
game. A number of Ia Junsa peo.
pie Witnessed the game,
An alarm of fire was turned In
otcluck. and IN. hose wagon made =