La Junta tribune., 1914-09-12
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days this week vitA Asr -. -
Jones. IN Sugar City.
| Mr. and MFs. Marx Weich and
Prof. and Mrs. r. L. Hunt spent sun-
day in Colombo Springs.
Miss Gladys Wood left Tuesday
for Greeley where she will rssane
her studies At the State Normal.
Having returned from taking I
postgraduate course my dental office
Is nov open for business---C r. Hub-
bell.
Miss Mary Nicholson left Sunday
for Denver where she will enter
St. Mary's Academy 10 rthe coming
year.
Mr. and Mrs. John Harding ~
turned home last night from .
weeks stay in Denver and Colombo
Springs.
David Seeiey came down from Dem
yer Wednesday night for few days
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
c. l.. seeley.
Mrs. John Beard and daughter.
Miss Helen. returned home Monday
night from n few days visit with
friends In Denver.
Rev. J. II. Darling left last Wed
nesday evening for Alamosa. Colo,
for brief visit and expects to be
absent about n week
George Whitehead. Of Tampa,
Kan. has been the guest during the
past week OF his son. George A.
Whitehead. and family.
Mrs, J. A. Burwell and two chill
dren. Miss May and Wilford. return
ed home Sunday night from Colorado
Springs where they have been spend
ing the summer.
Mrs. r. A. Leonard. who spent the
past month with her husband In
Fowler. returned to this city Sunday
night to resume her position At the
Smith Dry Goods Store.
John spalding left Tuesday morn
Ing for Colorado College to resume
his studies In that institution. Be-
fore leaving John took advantage Of
the primary election and cast his
first vote.
Mrs and Mrs. George A. Thomp-
son. accompanied by their guests.
Mrs. Owen MeKins,ry and Miss
Gladys keyser. OF Brookfield. Mo,
spent Sunday and Monday in Colo
RADIO Springs.
Anna. the little four year old
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. l.. o. Ship
man. died Sunday at the family resi-
dence In North La Junta. The su-
neral took place Monday afternoc.
from the Mayhem Undertaking Par.
iors.
Miss Norma Bell. OF San Diego.
Calf. arrived In La JuntA last Tues.
day morning for u brief visit with
her uncle and aunt. Dr. aud Mrs.
Frank finney. Miss Bell IL on her
way home from an extended visit In
the east.
Eugene valio~. the young son Of
Mr.. and Mn. y. a. vaiiow. fell from
the rear end OF a delivery wagon In
North La Junta last Wednesday ey-
ening. falling on his right sid. and
breaking his right arm two inches
above the wrist.
DIR. X. c. sapcro. eye. ear, nose
and throat specialist. of Denver. will
again BE- In Ia Junta for txo days.
Monday and Tuesday. September
18th and 18th. at the Sherman
House. Consultation and cxamina.
sion for glasses free. Call early.
Richard Hamrah. who has been
conducting n general merchandise
store on the corner Of Beiicview a,.
cnue and West Second street. moved
Into nc~ quarters yesterday. and is
nov occupying the sior~room ON
santa Fe avenue. formerly occupied
BY the Alamode shoe store.
George 8. Woodward. Of cio,i.
n. NJ. vas la Junta visitor Thur.
day Mr. Woodward was formerly
trainmss'er Of the Arkansas Valley
division OF the Santa re. and is we'll
known In local railroad circics II.
IL nov holding down q position az
train dispatcher for tn. Santa rc at,
Clovis.
Joseph Hart arrived hom. a f.~
days aro from . month's visit In
the great northwest. durins which
he visited all Of the leading point.
OF Interest In that section. Tn. mos,
prosperous community he visited ON