La Junta tribune., 1914-01-17

Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. J. E.
Rice.
The Woman's Club met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. Frank Finney as
hostess
son was born last Friday to Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Oberling, of GA
Ration avenue.
A daughter Was born last Sunday
to Mr, and Mrs. l.. S. Reynolds. of
Wes, La Junta,
fine baby girl arrived at the
home OF MIR. and Mrs, Earl Chambers
on January l3th.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Jones enter
tained the members OF the Sans
Souci Club last night.
Mr. and Mrs. II. E. syler, OF Phoe-
nix, Ari1.. are the proud parents OF a
daushter, born January 6, 1914.
s 5 Stalter. OF the Fulton Mar
ket arrived home last Saturday from
n weeks trip to Portales. n. NJ. on
business
Miss Tsssie Bennett and her par
ent, Mr. and Mrs. 5. II. Bennett.
and Miss Anselmino are spending a
few weeks in Denver.
MIR and Mrs. G. a. Whitehead left
THURSDAY morning for FL Paso, Te,-
as, where they were summoned on
account of the serious Illness of their
daughter. Mrs. Bessie kirste.
The VI II. 4. lodge viii give box
social and dance Thursday evening
January Goth, at Moose Hall at s:3o
O'Clock Everybody welcome. La
dies please bring boNes Boxes will
be sold at 25 cents.
Mir Alex Yant and Mrs B. &. VIII
son sent to Rocky Ford Tuesday
noon and spent the afternoon with
friahds. and In the evening attended
reception given by the Presbyter-
ian church Of that place.
Miss Josephine Phillips entertain
ed the pupils OF her Sunday school
class Wednesday night. The class Is
composed OF eight little girls and L.
known ~ the Junior intermediate
class OF the Christian Sunday school
Mr.. H. X. Po,tcnger and dauwh-
ter. Mildred. left yesterday morning
for Atchison, Kan. TO visit Mrs. Pot
tenEer's daughter. Helen. who II at
tending school there this winter.
They will return to La Junta Tues
day.
The following named ladies wer.
the house guests OF Mrs. s. W. Sin
sheimer. OF Swink. Wednesday and
Thursday OF this week: Mrs. n. A..
Lee. Mrs. g. II. Winchell. Mrs. J. o.
Wood. Mrs. Ella Light, Mrs. willis
andrews and Mrs. Victor l.averquist
Ashley T. Near writes us from Ed
en-. Idaho. where he has been locai-
ID for several years. TO change tn"
address ci his Tribune TO Kimberly.
ldat. Maybe this Idaho Garden Of
Eden did not pan out any better
than some Garden OF Edens that you
have previously read about In the
Tribune. and that may be tn. reason
II his moving TO fields green and
pastures new.
Fred X. Yehlc. aged 81 years. Of
Pueblo. died In the Santa Fc hospi-
tai at this place Monday. Death WAS
caused from blood poisoning which
followed q wound In the hand. The
deceased had been In the employ Of
the Santa Fe at Pueblo ~ car re-
pairer. Remains We're shipped To
Neodasha. Kan. for ibt.rmcnt. ac-
compani~d by the wife. son and n
brother-in-isw.
Edice. the little daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Hirecn. Of 1.srned.
Kan.. In III with scarlet fever At ST
Francis hospital In Colorado Springs.
NJ. and Mrs. Hircen. who spent
Chsistmas In this city with relatives.
were Visiting In Colorado Springs
whsa their little daughter WAS taken
III. The child IL making = rapid re-
covssy. but she and her mother will
b Quarsntined at the hospital for
several weeks 70 come.
Mr.. W. u. Stanton. Of the Uol.
brook country is At present visiting
~ith the family Of j. Jones. IN
Rossviiie. Calf. located near Sac
ramsnto. the capital. In her last let
Ter home Mrs. stanton writes Of see.
Ing = huge army Of unemployed men
paaa through Roscviilc. and that
many drpr-dstions are bcIns commit
te6 while forasing over the country.
Nm. Stanton expects TO remain In