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Accused of Carrying Pistol.

Walter Boswell, sixteen years old,
whose address was given as 1912 goth
street northwest, was arrested at 30th
and NJ streets about 2 o'clock this
morning and charged with disorderly
conduct and carrying concealed wea-.
pons. 1t is alleged that he had a small
pistol in his possession when arrested
by Policeman Peterson He was sent
to the house of detention and his case
will be heard in Juvenile Court.
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Schmid to Entertain Florists

Members of the Washington Florists
Club are to be the guests of Edward S.
Schmid at crab feast to be held Sep
TENDER IA in the conservatory of Fred
Kramer, 916 F. street northwest Mr..
Kramer has charge of the arrange
ments. Between 200 and 800 persons
are expected to be present.
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President Signs Neutrality Notice.

President Wilson today signed a
proclamation giving notice of the neu-
trality of the United States in the war
between Italy and Turkey. The procla-
nation followed the lines of the others
already issued.
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ALONG THE RIVER FRONT.
Arrivals.

Flattie Jannette, cord wood from
White Stone point, at12th street wharf
for ]. NJ. Dove: schooner Emma
Somers, watermelons from a Chesa-
peake bay point at 18th street wharf
for the market here; steamer North
land, from Norfolk and Old Point;
steamer Three Rivers, from Baltimore
and landings in the mouth OF the
Potomac: steamer Wakefield, from
Lower Mach oloc and Nomini creeks
and river landings: United States Army
steamer -tstle. from short trip OF
inspection on the Potomac, United
States naval steamer Talbot, at navy
yard from Indian Head with pas
SengerS.
Departures.
Schooner Bertha May, light. from the
Eastern branch for a Maryland point
after cord wood for the dealers here;
schooner Eta. light. for a Chesapeake
bay point after watermelons for the
local market: schooner J. =. Robinson,
Light, for Alexandria, to load merchan-
disc for Upper Machodoc creek points
powerboat Juanita, light, for bay
point to load and return; sloop Ger
trude light, for an eastern shore point
~fter potatoes for the market here;
barge E. w. Ewing, light. from the
Eastern branch, in tow for the 1eo-
eomico river. Va: United States naval
steamer Talbot. for Indian Head with
army stores and passengers: steamer
Southland, for Norfolk and old Point
by the Norfolk. and Washington Steam
boat Company.
Tugs and Tows.
Tug James o. Carter will today de-
liver light barge in the Yeocomico river
and will return with wood and lumber
laden vessels: District tug Louise ar
rived with brick-laden scows from Oc
coquan, Va; tug Edith G. Winship left
Georgetown with coal-laden boats for
the naval powder plant, Chicomuxen
creek Nd; tug Captain Toby arrived
at Georgetown with light coal-carrying
boats for Chesapeake and Ohio canal
points: tug Baby arrived at George
town with lighters laden with sand and
gravel: tug Herbert arrived with sand
laden scows and left with light scows
for digging machines working opposite
Alexandria.
Memoranda.
Schooner j. A. Holland will return to
Nomini creek TO load lumber back to
this city: schooner Edith Verral is due
with ties or cord wood for the dealers
here: schooner Silver Star is in a Vir-
ginia creek loading lumber or cord
wood for this market; schooner Rich
ard Tail is due here with wood and
grain from Upper Machodoc creek
schooner Hattie and Alma is at Balti-
more with pine lumber from Il Potomac
landing; schooner Oscar is reported
loading in NOmini creek for this port ::
schooner Edwin and Maude is due at
Newb bern, y. C.. to load lumber for the
dealers here; schooner Maud s. is load
ing pulp wood or ties at a Potomac
point for Alexandria.
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Desirable Office Rooms.

The entire third floor Of The Star
Bldg is available for desirable tenants
1t will be rented as a whole or in part
advertisement.
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CITY ITEMS.
10 Lbs. formulated sugar. 5sc


Small Hams. 15c Pure Lard. 9a4c;
Creamery Butter, 2sc; large cans Cal
Peaches. 1oc: cans Baked Beans. &c !:
: cans Tuna Fish. 2ac: cans funny
Fish, 2Jc: II lbs. White Meal. SOC:
Wonder Coffee, zoe: Penn Mar Syrup,
Zoe: Golden Egg Macaroni or Spaghet-
ii. 1lac: Choice White Potatoes, 12Nc
pix: lbs. Fancy Head Rice 2Jc: 1 lbs.
Lima Beans. 2Jc: 3 Oleine Soap. 1Oc.
:: lbs. Starch, 1Gc: II lbs. Washing Soda
Zoe: = Dbl. Old-time Flour. S1.Tp. AZ
4th st. Sc and all the J. T. d. Pyles
stores.
SpclshOuSe. 1919 eth. Main $500. Paper
hanging. window shades, picture frames,
Promoters. schmidt 1927 18th st.
Charlie Cha plin daily. Virginia, ,ls Oh
Phone Your I,nnt Adj 30 The star.
Main 2i40.
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List of Desired improvements.

The associations list of proposed,
street improvements comprises the fol-
lowing:
Audubon terrace from Albemarle
street to Broad Branch road and Rock
Creek Park, grade and improve, $4,000
Albemarle street from Wisconsin
avenue to 42d street, grade and i'm
prove $500.
Nebraska avenue from Wisconsin ave-
nue. to AID street, grade and macada-
niZe, $4,000.
Thirtieth street from Brandywine to
Grant or Military road, grade and i'm
prove, $500.
Garrison street from Wisconsin ave-
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Attend Great Rockville Fair.
Take Baltimore & Ohio trains at 30
am. and 12:333 noon, returning after
observation-disclosures
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ADJUSTMENTS.
:Special Film Features

: SDeClal Film Features |
!. savoy. 18th st. & Columbia Rd.
: TODAY Metro. Picture Corporalion presents :
The TWO most Popular stars OF screendom,
RITE sSoM IN Mr. iosn ana SreN Mh s!cs
=: American success THE SECOND IN COM
I MANp." Also PATHE NEWS. No. 81. !
!; Orchestra.
Olympic. 148I You 81. NV.
d; TODAY HOMIE MACH. FLORA FINCH. 4.
: WILLIAM SHEA and NATE PRICE; the
Nitasraph Feature.
Washington Theater and Park.
cmoi ionai actress Miss EiANcHE SWEET.
in STOLEN GOODS" o-act Paramount
: Regent. 18th & California Ss.. NV.
REVENGE. another of those ''Aivcn-
s aps Q, E MY sE y Of en M.E ES%
All Broadway Star Nitasraph Feature, J
acts.
/: Circle Theater. 2tO5 Pa. Ave. NV.
] TuDAI-JAcoB T. ADLER. ia MICHAEL.
STRoGoFF, in > acts. Also Paramount
:ToNIoRRow Francis y. GrSHN,N aud
KlTH SroNElioISE, in THE slim
I PRINCES"
I ifsu anu Sss- wv
: TO-DAY VIM. Fox presents BETTY NANSEN.
: JEAN SOUTHERN and STUART HOLMES.
in The great New York stage success.
/: SHOULD \ MOTHER TELL 10y lie,
I Ingram. Orchestra.
; The Greatest Picture Against War
I Ever Staged.
/ Penn GARDENS. PA. AVE. AT 2ist NV.
I AIEDOME SEATING 800.
/ TODAY-World Film Corporation presents
: "oNE OF MILLIONS" with LAURA SAN
YER. in :. ACTS. 81 SCENES.
FRIDAY-MR WILLIAM FANERSHAM. in
THE RIGHT OF WAY"
Special Music will he played on the $1,000"
Fotuplayer by Prof Truro at the first show.
from $50 10 pm. Also fathe Weekly.
I; Full striqs Orchestra
Lender, 9th Bet. r. & T. SITS. NV.
! TODAY MABEL TIL NNElI.E and MARC
! MAcDERMoT'r. in SHADOWS OF THE
FAST, " apart Edison. other Pictures.
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$40 Asheville and Return, Sept. 4.
Limit, Is days. Southern Railway-Ad-
yertiSement.
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Memoranda.

Ho. for the Rockville fair,-Adver.
tisement.
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Meet your friends at Rockville fair
Advertisement;
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Are you going to the Rockville fair?
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La Junta tribune., 1915-08-21
!. ,s...-:.f&.. ,s.,.-.

Mn. n. ". Meyer. Of Kassss City.
vas ths issDtsasioa for two pretty
parties. givea last week b. Mn. Bsst
Boskin and Mn. Victor Hogg at ~
home Of Mn. Botkis's mother. Nrs.
A. c. Draper.
Quantities Of sweet peas formed
ths dscoratsons and auction bsjdee
played at seven euaststts tables for.
nisAsd ths satsstaiaasat for va
oceasjoss. The gaoss we're follow.
- ~ . two course luaehsoa served
b ths hosesssss. -
La Junta tribune., 1915-08-21
Breakfasf Party.

Miss Helen Dow was responsible
for the delightful breakfast party
given Tuesday morning in honor Of
Miss Gladys Beavers, Of Lamar. The
young ladies left town 1t . o'clock,
going to North La Junta where they
prepared breakfast. After break.
fast they spent some time In takins
pictures. returning 70 town about II
o'clock.
Miss Dow's guests were: The
Misses Gladys Beavers. Merle Flem-
inG. Esther O'Neil. Frances Miller
Theodore Cook. Hope White. Madge
hasten and Florence Bomgardner.
>tt.
In Honor Of Miss Aches0a.
La Junta tribune., 1915-08-21
A.osher asexse.. Tr.seay.

Jesus n. Cabailsro was arrested In
Pueblo last Wednesday % suspicion
Of being the man Who shot Adolph
Trujillo In Mansanola early last
Tuesday morning. Trujillo was
brought to this city Tuesday morn
Ing and taken TO the City Hospital.
where an operation was performed
10 remove the bullet. He was sho,
just above the stomach and the bui-
let WAS taken out near the shoulder
blade. One Of bis kidneys was pune
tured by the bullet and Il was not
thought that he would survive. hut
he was still alive yesterday morninr.
The description seat 10 Pueblo
from the sherifrs office described
the fugitive o. man with blue eyes.
brown hair and . light mustache.
which 10 an unusuai combination in
Q Mexican. but the man arrested IT..
ted the dsscription exsctly. He de-.
nSes bsiag concerned IL the shooting.
which was Q one-sidsd affair. with
not svea . quarrel % provoke Il.
La Junta tribune., 1915-08-21
HoLRRook CENTER.

= DAVIS put up wtndmilI this
week.
Rev. John Bjorklund. OF Rocky
Ford, will hold services at the Cen
ter church Sunday.
Miss Ethel Pearl Simpson IL visit
ing Miss Grace Smith Of the Higbee
country this week.
>. NJ. Lance attended camp meet
Ing in Colorado Springs last week.
and returned home Saturday.
Mr. Roy Hooker. who is employed
- principal Of the Center school. ar
rived Monday from Golconds. Ill.
Rev Anderson left Tuesday even
Ing for Harper. Kan. to attend the
conference Of the Mennonite church.
Mrs, Sherman Ball and daughter.
Miss Lois. returned home last week
from visit with relatives in Illi-
nois.
| b. l.. Hooker has accepted q posi-
ton as principal OF the swink school.
and will move his family to that
place.
II. l.. wadleigh and sons COM
menced this week building silos by
hauling sand for the concrete foun.
dation.
Mr., and Mrs. John Moore and Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie Moore, all OF La
Junta, spent Sunday with their broth
er. ". Il. Moore. and family.
Miss Bessie Carrington returned
home Sunday evening from Twin
Falls, Idaho. where she has been
spending several months with her
sister, Mrs. Reuben Ebersole.
MIR and Mrs. Eliza Moffitt returned
few days ago from Carrolton. NO..
where they have lived for three
years. They have decided to make
their home In sunny Colorado once
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Grom left Mon.
day morning for Twin Falls. Idaho,
where they will visit relatives few
days while on their way to San
Francisco and other places Of inter-
est on the coast.
Miss Lois Balls many young
friends in Cheraw and vicinity gave
her reception Saturday evening on
the occasion Of her return home. A
pleasant social evening WAS enjoyed
By the young people.
Mr.. Conner. of West Holbrook.
passed away Wednesday morning.
after few hours illness with neu-
falgia Of the heart. No arrange
ments as yet have been made for
The funeral. Mr.. Conner In an old
resident Of Holbrook.
Sunday. August 18th. occurred the
sudden death OF little Merle. dauGh.
tsr OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Eslep. Of Il
Asala. aAd many hearts In Holhrook
where little Merle first lived. were
touched with sympathy for the par
ents and relatives who are bereaved
Not lost, but gone before:
Not slain. but caught away
To purer scenes and holier life
In everlasting day.
La Junta tribune., 1915-08-21
Phone. Junta .sll
s<veaesy-shres Yeas.. Yo..s.

A large number Of the member
OF the G. A. r. and w. r. c. gave
James Chambers most pleasant sur
prise ON Thursday evening Of last
week when they called At his home
in . body and rendered their congrat-
alations and best wishes ON his hav.
Ing attained the seventy-third ami.
versary Of his birth.
A good old fashioned time was
enjoyed. relating incidents OF the
Civil War and singing patriotic
songs. Later refreshments. brought
by the guests. were served and the
friends departed wishing Mr.. Cham.
bers still many more happy returns
Of the day.
Mr.. Chambers was one Of the del.
egates appointed at the recent en-.
campment held In this city TO repre-
sent the Colorado Wyoming Depart.
ment At the Naiontal Encampment
which meets in Washington. d. c.,
In September.
La Junta tribune., 1915-08-21
assss ~ iavss nas,aas..

ne Asshisea. Tspeka Z Santa re
astsaishsl Wall serest n showing
ssnaskably lasSs easnlsss during
~ fleeal yeas so1iag Juss 5oth.
0rees rsveaus iasPease1 from o..
ese.ei5 - el1S.eos.So5. 0perst-
~ leeOuey ofoee taaoo, sheved The
losUe ioeseao e oo.ooo,elo n ~
oD11D = ~ ~, ~.
La Junta tribune., 1915-08-21
baptist Church Notes.
F.. Payne Pastor.


The usual services on the Lords
day beginning with Sabbath school.
Morning worship and sermon at II
o'clock.
The pastor has been notified that
he is down for an address at our
state convention which meets In
Greeley in October.
Rev. o. b. PershinE. OF Ackley.
Iowa. preached = splendid sermon
last Sabbath morning: interesting
and intensely practical.
Three united with the church by
letter last Sabbath morning. They
received 4 hearty welcome INTO the
church In the form Of an old fashion
cd handshake.
The Southern Colorado Baptist A.
sociation meets with this church
September 2sth to 30th. This will
include all Baptist churches west 10
salids and Canon City and east ~
far ~ Holly.
The union service will be held at
the Methodist church on Sunday
night when Pastor Payne will preach
on "Life's Race" A sermon which
deals with the cares. worries and
anxieties Of everyday life. Supsrin-
tendent Fred p. Austin will have
charge Of the special music. which
70 an assurance that the music will Be
well worth hearing. Plan 10 attend
the union meeting on Sunday night.
La Junta tribune., 1915-08-21
AsssAsr Iuersrse Rallway l,vss...

4 project 10 being n0otsd 70 -
'oaollsh On electric railway system
fFo0 this Doint 20 The holbrook -
~. stilisins The railroad grads
eboadess1 b. the 0aata ~. Local
Gooltal has The matter ID hss6 ed
Io0al advisors are dstsrnislas the
eourss 70 puruse 70 establish . right.
ee.Way. This section wss formerly
esavessed b The Saata Fs bet has
eooo abandoned on account Of Z
osllgs erosslas the river bslas wash.
- eut. Ths elsetFte liAs Will %.
loaveF 70 arrange With The eouaty a
qel)lss the county bsidss jolnt1y.--
ooeky Hosd 0asetts.
La Junta tribune., 1915-08-21
Oar Fosclxa Trade IA,on,ias.

Exports 10 Europe In the fiscal
year ending June 3Oth were ass
millions more than IN the preceding
year. A very large portion Of this
Increase was In foodstuffs. and the
EXPORTS Of war munitions up TO date
have been Insignificant In compari.
son with the immense orders that
are reported to have been placed In
this country. Shipments 10 the
Uaited Kingdom were 3iS million
larger: TO France 2l0 million larg-
er: sad 10 Italy 10 million larger
thaa 10 the proceeding year: while 70
Germany and Austria there was .
decrease of 337 millions.
IMPORTS 10 Sweden swelled from
ItN million In 1885, 70 7sk mil.
iloa IL 1915: 70 Norway from .
alllion 10 80 million. and 70 the
Netherlands from 1I3 million 70 ll3
million. These altogether abnormal
isessases are attributable 70 ship.
meats 70 these COUNTRIES Of commod.
itSss for trans-shipmeat 70 Germany.
though they were not recognised a.
sgDosts 70 Germany In this country's .
seeelsa trade records. .Oa the e.
gsegats foreign trade for the year
theee vas an excees of 1904 milllon
dollars In exports over Imports. Q
balance beyond all prscsdsst.
La Junta tribune., 1915-08-21
lgse1ee % Faspaysss.

viii ~ IN ny office at The COTS.
Y eeurt house IN IL Junta, Colo.
oD0neaelns Friday. August -.
1915, V hsas any And ail objectiona
- ~ asssssmsst roll for TIE yeas
Rssoessfuily yesfs,
9. o. BUCHANAN,
II. cesaty Asgessee.
La Junta tribune., 1915-08-21
lAs AnA.as vsssssy Wnl R.s.

Field agsats Of the American Beet
Susas Company completed IN In
spectioa Of ths best acreage Of ths
Valley recsatly. asd - . result Of
their estimates % The total tonnsrs
The co0Daay has dsciaed 20 operate
~ fasoesy q Las Aaiaas dusinr
The coming campaign. Il 10 believed
shst he TEAL teaeass vill b. srca,
eooush 70 kesp the factories nj
Rocky Ford aad Las Aainas busy
for fslly &c hus1rsd days. The
essasSoa q snail farms II The Las
Asinas tsssitssy na1e u possible
Tor ~ company - slgs - . good
sessaes 10 that district, asd The fac,
that ths Las Aaiaas plaae 10 Q mod.
ssn oes Dsobably tsfluseesd the
company - eDessss Il 10 prsfsrsncs
- ths Laaas fasoesy. le b hoped
tAat n ~ nsss futsre ehses will bs
sseush snail issioste1 fasns In ths
Lamar 1iseslee - nake Il % easy
natter - soeuFe . 1asUs test scre.
aes. Whsa sAae tjoe ee0ss ths Ia.
nas faesssy VII ~ no1esnised and
thsss VIII - se0s assasaacs Of IL
regular eesfaalea. ~ peessat Z
0ajos1ty q ~ ~ f1eols ID this
tsssleesy ass sa ~ lasle ewsed b
~ Anssieaa Deee oueas Company,
|-Lanas 0oasks.
La Junta tribune., 1915-08-21

Honorins Miss Helen Acheson. Of
Pittsburg, Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. Addison
Dodds entertained the following at
dinner Tuesday night: Miss Ache
son. Miss Clara Hill. Mrs. Reed and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Moore.
La Junta tribune., 1915-08-21
In Honor oe Gsests.

Honoring her cousins. Mr.. Ray
Brown and sister Miss Lucille Brown.
OF Winston. No.. Mrs. II. w. Potter
entertained . number Of friends last
Monday evening At her home on
smithiand avenue. Auction bridge
formed the diversion Of the evening.
and later . dainty two course lunch
vas served.
Those invited to meet the guests
Of honor were Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Winterburn. Mr.. and Mrs. Dean
Holmes. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Fisher.
Miss Allie May Fisher. Miss Helen
Mcvey. Mis- Carrye Foxworthy. and
the Nessrs. Earl Haskins. Vernon
kintner and Lloyd Larsen.
Farewell f...y.
La Junta tribune., 1915-08-21
Hs..derna.-suverthor..

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Garnie ON San Juan avenue was the
scene Of pretty wedding which was
solemnised Monday at high noon,
when Miss Fay siiverthorn. sister
Of Mrs. Garnie. was given in marriage
to Mr.. John Hunderman.
The parlor was beautifully decor
ated With flowers and about twenty
guests we're present to witness the
marriage. While bells and whistles
were pealing for the noon hour,
the bride and groom with their at
tendants. Miss Ethel Rookstool and
Mr.. A. w. Garnie. marched into the
parlor from opposite directions and
proceeded to the center of the room
where they were met by Rev. J. F.
Findley. Of the Christian church. who
in = very impressive ring ceremony.
united them rs husband and wife.
Immediately following the cere-
mony the bridal party went BY auto
to the home OF the groom's parents
ON Colorado avenue. where . sump-
tuous wedding dinner was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunderman will
make their home At $40 San Juan
avenue. and have the best wishes Of
their many friends for years Of hap
piness and prosperity.
80
La Junta tribune., 1915-08-21
$O3
Chriseisa 14a<lles' Aid.

The West Division Of the Ladies'
Aid Of the Christian church met q
the home Of Mrs. D. 4. Battey Wed.
nesday afternoon. About thirty
were preseat and needle work was
indulsed IN throughout the after.
nOon. Later refreshments consist
ing Of Ice cream and cake were serv.
"a b. the hostess.
The sext meeting Of this division
will BE- held in three weeks with Mrs.
Alvin Battey at her home at ]lt
Carson avenue.
La Junta tribune., 1915-08-21

make their home At $40 San Juan
avenue. and have the best wishes Of
their many friends for years Of hap
piness and prosperity.
80
Relatives Eayoy Reanioa.
Mrs. N. A. Harrison and little
daughter. Marian. of Tulsa. Okla.
Who have been making an extended
trip through the northwest. arrived
in this city Sunday to visit Mrs. Har-
rison's aunt. Mrs. Andrew Mayers.
Mrs. Harrison was Joined BY two
sisters. Mrs. c.. A. Leach and hus-
hand. and son. Glenn. Of Oeary. Okla.
and Mrs. w. J. Laushlin and son.
Thomas. Of Arapahoe. Okla. who
motored through TO La Junta TO Wis
Il Mrs. Mayors.
The ladies were formerly the Mis-
= Allie. Minta and Nellie Carter.
and were residents Of this city sew
sral yssss ago. while here they
had the pleasure OF UeetinG several
old time friends whom they had not
seen before In years. .
The entire party left yesterday for
their respective homes In Oklahoma.
Big Feed Tor rsasa.s wissers.
The members Of the Methodist
baseball team were guests at . per-
fectiy appointed dinner party given
BY Judge ~. r. Miller st his home
on Colorado avenue one evening last
week.
This team won the Sunday school
league pennant for this season. thus
being entitled - the guests for this
occasion. After dinner the even
ing was spent In . social manner and
vas enjoyed BY the following young
men: clarence and Harry Kaapp.
Leslie. Berwyn and Walter Burrows.
Harry Lombard. Kurt and Eshard
Frosse. Harry Andefsoa. Paul Ne.
Cauiey. Paul Harrison aad Joha
Conway.
01gtAday RaFty.
Mn. Minnie veasie eateStoined .
nunbss Of girls Tuesday aftssnooa
II honor Of her grand daughter.
Narsaret Veesie, Of Trinidsd, Who
cslebrated her 18th birthday snni.
vsrsasy on that day.
Various ganes we're iadulsed u
asd viesrols music wss sajoysd dus.
IND The afternoon. aad later Nrs.
vsasis served . two course 1useh.
TAs girls iavitsd 10 spssd he
sftssnosa With Margaret we're Paul-
iss 0auess. Roberta Joaes. ossos
ssd Oracs Pssnsel. Fern end Doso.
ny Mays, vsssiae 0fahood end Hss-
- Beard.
n.A< ~.
TAs Tussday Aftsssooa Thinb,s
Club ~ Tuesday With Mn. Frank
pay q hss hone q as Bsllsvisv ~.
saus. Needle work was islu1eed u
ausing TIE aftessoos aad 1ates ~
srsshnssss wsss sssvsd n tAs 49,
-. DssiAes ths rsguias nsabsss
psseoae, Nss. nay bad - NJ suesea
Mn. 0sasvisve Belsa. Mn. b1aeeoe
oaydse sad lsushtsr. vsss 80
NAV, aad Mn. p. \. Deetsy. es1 Nh.
~. J. Laaesaea. Of caiifesslA.
rAA$s f..v.
Mn. G. ?. Helm wss hostess q q
ia1ssnai thinbls pasey 1ass Friday
sfussnooa Wien she satsssainsd z
sunbes q yesss ja1iss b heoes q
ioiu ceehssine osubts, q Laufease.
Ras.
Twslve yssss isllss vsss inviest
= nese M oeub1s ~ ~ afees.
80 ~ eDons = nsol1s vesh. -.
~ ln1n1r sofveghneaae vese sssvee
~. ~ s. - I: 4 y -.
La Junta tribune., 1915-08-21

The young people Of the Reformed
PresbyteTian church enjoyed . party
rhursday night at the home Of Mr..
and Mn. J. c. Dodds In Fairmount,
where they were invitsd in honor Of
Mis- Nargaret Anderson Who has
made her home here for several
years. and Who expects 70 leave
about the LIST Of September for In.
dia ~ . missionary from the Reform
ed Presbyterian church.
The young people were conveyed
to the Dodds home In autos and the
evening was spent In enjoying vari.
Gus games. after which refreshments
were served.
La Junta tribune., 1915-08-21
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