La Junta tribune., 1913-03-29
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night with Miss Gladys Wood
Miss Olive Schofield went to
Colorado Springs Monday for Wis
II of two weeks.
DIR. F, NJ. White left Monday for
n business trip of ten days to st.
Louis and points In Illinois.
Mrs. 7. \. Williams win enter
tain the members of tn. Four
O'Clock Club next Wedne sday after
noon
/ J. w. Cook. telephone inspector for
the Santa Fe system, visited his
brother, T. C. Cook. IN this city
/ Wednos sday
Dean Holmes has been confined to
his home all week with an attack
OF measles, but is reported to be
getting along fine.
Henry Bomgardncr. of the State
University nj Boulder. was at home
this week spending the Easter vaca.
ton with his parents.
Mrs. Sophia lnge. who is III at
Syracuse. Kan. although not any
worse, is not making the improve
ment that was hoped for
The members OF the Altar Guild
OF the Episcopal church held their
regular meeting Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. A. S. Brunk.
Mrs. Jonathan Wright and Miss
Gladys Meredith. mother and niece
OF Mrs. u. A. Smith. who have been
visiting her left yesterday for their
home In Pueblo.
Mrs. V. o. kief entertained IN.
members of the Tuesday Afternoon
Embroidery Club al their meeting
this week A delicious luncheon was
served by the hostess
Mrs. !. V. Price and Mrs. Charles
! Patrick entertained n few friends In.
formally Tmcxslay Rfsat IN honor Of
their guest. Miss Amy McAvoy. who
returned the next day to her home
In Pueblo
Mrs u. c. Inge returned Monday
from a visit with friends AT Rocky
Ford. Mrs. lingo was accompanied
to La Junta by little Miss Helen
Grouse, who is a guest at the lnsc
home during the Illness OF her mo.
thcr.
Mrs Charles Patrick. Who has
spent the past two weeks with her
mother, Mrs ! v Price. viii leave
tomorrow for her home In Pueblo.
accompanied by her husband who
cam" 10 La Junta today to accom-.
pany his wife home.
The members Of the Chicane Club
ana two other guests. Misses Win.
nifr"d McAllistcr aud Martha snod
dy. wor" very PLEASANTLY entertain.
ed Monday afternoon by Mrs ". T.
Andrews The colors of yellow and
white were carried out In decoration
and menu
Wesley Vandiy.r has jus, moved
from san hcrnarI,no to Los Angeles.
calii., In which latter plac. ho .,.
p"cts To be- located ind.flniicIy-,s
long as work IN the building trades
hoihs out. and tn" prospect for a
long stay IL very nlluring a, IA.
present time.
r. NJ, Miner received n letter mi.
week from Frank Harrison, who In
attending school Mt Corn wail.on.,h..-
hudson at military academy. Frank
n making good In athletics. and re-.
Gently won second place and "a sii.
yer medal nj mn indoor track meet
IN New York city.
oro buck"y resigned his position
as electrician for IN. Santa =. last
"Wednesday. not being disposed Ia
accept the work of looking after the
headlights In addition tn his other
duties. Tn. Santa =. h suSfcrtnx
from sever" attack Of ''~cobomitiA"
NJ IN" present time. and II doubling
"p wh"r" ever II II possible To do
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The Ia Junta Band has made ar.
rsns"tn"nta Ia lease wondcriy's The.
ai"r ON Friday nights of each week,
for the purpose II rnistng funds IN
purchase uniforms. They will give =
concert on the street every Friday
nsHht Just previous 10 tho opening At
the theai~r. and also on the stacy
~ the initial number on tho pro.
srsm for the cvesinx.
Ninsteea Automotiles of IL junta,
Ites weat N Rocky tor1 iast russ.
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