La Junta tribune., 1914-10-24


No were neither abssat - tarsy
wiring the monfA. The pesparatory
apartment leads the list: with ag
upils on the honor roll. The 30
Eehd grade 1t the Park school follow
VA with sixty pupils. and the Com
| nercial school with thirty-four.
St. Andrews Guild will have !
i gpmpkin pie and doushnut sale It
!, tAe office OF the A. v. r. L. Z p. Co.,
on Saturday afternoon. October 3ist
Hot coffee. doughnuts and pumpkin
pc will be served between 8 and 8
| o'clock.
Mrs. John Morrison, of Colorado
\ Springs. and Mrs. w. J. Mcdonald,
iof Leadville. arrived in this city yes
!, tsrday to spend = week with their
daughters and sister. Miss Elizabeth
I. Morrison.
Miss Opal White returned home
Wednesday from Higbee where she
| Spent the past two weeks with Mrs.
William Stevens. She was accom-
panied home ny Mrs. Stevens who
visited with friends here for = few
days.
Mrs. J. w. Wilson. who has been
spending several weeks in Canon
City visiting relatives. returned to
her home in this city Sunday even
tng. She was accompanied by her
mother. Mrs. H. A. Reed. who will
make an indefinite visit in this city.
Rev. Clarence o. Kimball. OF 81.
Joseph MO-. who came to this city
TO assist in the dedication of the
new Methodist church last Sunday.
addressed the pupils Of the high
school on Tuesday morning on the
subject THE Education that Edu-
Gates"
C. W. Burke. w. A. Howard. Geo.
Wick. Tom Prove, Frank Grove. A.
Murphy. Mr.. Hudnell and Mr.. and
! Mrs J. Blackburn. all OF Las Animas.
formed a delegation from Las AMI
! mas, who came 10 this city Wednes-
day morning to hear william Jen-
nings Bryan.
The DRY Colorado rally at the
! Methodist church last Monday night
was addressed by Judge Mcdaniel. OF
La Junta. The Judge gave most
thoughtfui and earnest presentation
OF the reasons why the state would
be better off without the liquor
traffic.--Fowler Tribune.
The Young Ladies' Sodality OF the
Catholic church held their regular
meeting st the home Of Miss Lucy
Deyine on Tuesday evening. After
(. the regular business social hour
was enjoyed and refreshments were
served. The next meeting will be
with Miss Katherine O'Ncii on No
vembsP Let.
11rs. Clarence Brown was hostess
lase Friday afternoon To about TWEEN
y Of her friends In honor Of Mrs.
Hall. who has been spending the
summer with her daughter. Mrs. Vic
tor l.s&erquist Needle work was
ths diversion Of the afternoon and
latsr dainty rcfrehments were serv-
Cd BY the hostess.
Jerry Miller. Of Savannah. No..
who has been visiting his father. C..
p. Miller. and other relatives dur
ing the past month. returned home
last Saturday. He was rather ia
vorably impressed with the outlook
In the Arksnsss Valley. and may de-
eide to become . resident Of this
section once more.
Miss Madge HASTEN entertained the
members Of her Sunday school class
Of tho Christian Bible school At her
home Wednesday evening after
sehool. Thirteen little boys were
present and enjoyed such games ~
little boys always enjoy after which
thsy sajoyed the dainty refreshmeats
which werc served BY their teacher.
J. u. Hutsel. Who has been spend-
ins the summer With his son. y. q.
Hutsel. Of the Sherman House. left
yesesrday for his home In Fort
Wayne. lad. He will visit relatives
II Chicago on the way home. NJ.
HueDsl u rather fond Of L. Junta,
ut Gays hs misses The street cars
aa1 other evidences Of metropolitan
1lie
Norton q Crosisy delivered thir.
y hsad Of grade cattle at the stock.
yards last Monday. which they ~
eoatly sold 10 Jerry Miller. Of ~
vaanah. No. TIE buneh Of cattle
vas turned over 10 q. x. Miller.
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