La Junta tribune., 1914-05-16
LOCAL AID PERSONAL

NOCA1 AVID tGscDONAb
: Mrs. John Beard spent the day
last Monday In Pueblo shopping.
Miss Ruth Esry returned homo
Thursday night from . three vssks'
visit with relatives In Oklahoma.
Lets work together. Extsrninats
the dandelions and save the lawns.
Saturday. May 18th. is dandsiioa
day.
Mrs. G. A. schaefer expects 70
leave the last Of next week for .
month's visit with brothers aud sis
ters In Ohio.
Mrs. Jonathan Wright returned 70
her home in Pueblo Sunday night,
after pleasant visit with her daugh-
ter. Mrs.. b. A. Smith.
Mrs. e. 8. widen came down from
Pueblo last Sunday aud has been
spending the week looking after busi-
ness interests In this city.
John Norris left this morning for
Los Angeles. Calf. and other PLACES
Of interest In California and the
northwest. where he will spend some
time Sightseeing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Sample. Of
Memphis. Tenn. arrived In this city
Thursday morning for . visit with
Mrs. Samples sister. Mrs. J. A. Bur
we'll. and family.
Mrs. h. Il. Seward arrived early In
the week from Chicago TO Join her
husband who has recently accepted
the position n chief clerk In Super.
Intendent Bristol's office.
Rev. J. d. Langley and Glen Hut
sel returned home las, night from
Denver. coming down In the new sew
en- passenger Hudson car which Mr..
Langley recently purchased.
The W. c. T. U. held u pleasant
meeting Tuesday afternoon at the
Rest Rooms. An interesting pro-
gram was given which was thorough
u enjoyed by those who were pres
ent.
Roy Adams. who injured himself
about two weeks ago. while work
ing at w. A. Millsr's blacksmith
|shep. y rsposssd - ~ tapsovlng
apd expscts 70 b abis 70 - about
soon.
Mrs. Mary Kerr. mother Of Mrs.
q. Il. Woolfe. who has been In fail
Ing health for the past few months.
has not been 70 well this week and
WAS taken To the Mennonite Sanitar-
ium for treatment.
The columbine Club met Wednes-
day afternoon with asrs. Gibbs Pe0-
pies on Colorado avenue. After .
pleasant afternoon At cards had been
spent refreshments were served. The
club will meet again In two weeks.
The Thursday Evening Whist Club
met Thursday niEht with Mr.. and
Mrs. q. 3. Thompson. The entire
membership was present besides sew
eral guests TO spend pleasant even
Ing at cards. The next meeting will
be- IN two weeks with Mr.. aud Mrs.
Grant Harbour.
The Three O'Clock Club met We'd
nesdsy afternoon with Mrs. J. II.
crosley. The afternoon was pleas
antly spent In needle work aud con-
vcrsstion aud lunch was served. The
club will meet next week with Mrs.
II. A.. Baker. Mrs. q. &. Rich was
guest of the club NJ this meeting.
About twenty young people wers
the guests last Sunday Of Miss Den-
nie Best NJ \ picnic at Casa. The
msrry-mskers were conveyed 70 the
picnic grounds ON = hay rack. A.
noon \ sumptuous dinner WAS serv.
I'd and after spending = most plee.
saut day they returned 10 their
homes.
The members Of the l.aff.A.l-ost
Club enjoyed their regular sfssraoon
st auction bridge Tuesday aftsrnooa
At the hooe Of Mrs. J. r. Sexton on
San Juan avenue. Dainty rsfresh.
ments were served late In the A.
tsrnoon and the club adjourned 70
meet In two weeks With Mrs. shss.
holtxes.
Miss Olive Hradish wss very pleas
antiy sarpeised Thursday evening.
Nay 7th. By The msmbsfs os ths A.
pha Bsta Dslphs. The occaslon vas
that Of Miss Olives 18th birlAday
aad The ciub gavs her . bsautiful ~
nsnbsaace. Aftss nusle aa1 sanss
had bssn eajoysd Mn. DraAleh sosv-