La Junta tribune., 1915-05-29
LOCAL AND Personal.

Miss Valentine Preston, supervisor
of music In the public schools Of this
city, left Tuesday for her home in
Armstrong. No., where she will spend
the summer.
Lutheran services will be held
Sunday, May 3Oth. at 8 o'clock in
the evening at the residence Of Jas.
Porter. 70l Smithland avenue. Rev.
Byer, of Rocky Ford. will preach.
Miss Mabel Scott. who has spent
several months In this city visiting
her brother. w. NJ. Scott and wife.
and her sister. Mrs. L. l.. Wynn, left
Wednesday for her home In New
Washington. Ohio.
Prof. II. d. Fades. who has been
principal OF the Commercial Schools
of Montrose. Colo. for the past two
years. arrived In this city Wednesday
night and will spend several weeks
visiting old friends.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Earl d.
Wyatt. OF Amarillo, Texas. Sunday,
May 9th. q son. who has been christ
ened Malcolm Howe Wyatt. Mrs.
Wyatt was formerly well known In
La Junta as Miss Lottie Howe.
Miss Stella Cranson and her moth
er. Mrs. N. l.. Cranson. left Tuesday
for their home In Ohio. Miss Gran
son taught In the North La Junta
schools during the past year and will
be married soon after her arrival at
her home In Ohio.
Miss F. T.. Lane. OF Fort Collins.
Colo. has succeeded Miss Minnie
Lenz. who became Mrs. Frank J.
Wood last Tuesday. as operator In
charge Of the down town office OF
the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany. In Fisher book store.
Miss lsla Baker and Miss Ola Wood
returned home Wednesday from 4
few days visit with Miss Woods sis
ter. Mrs. Cliff Amidon Mt Swink.
Mrs. Amidon accompanied them
home and spent u day or 30 with
her mother. Mrs. J. o. Wood.
--Rev. and Mrs. Owen Thompson.
Who have been visiting kr. Thomp.
sons sister. Mrs. J. A. Dodds. for
the past ten days. left Wednesday
night for Pittsburg. Pa. where they
will attend the synod OF the Reform
ed Presbyterian church.
Marshal Wieneke reports nothing
stirring In his particular line Of en-
deavor during the past week. Al
though he did make u big haul last
Tuesday when he gathered In thirty
COWS nj one fell swoop. and caused
them TO be incarcerated In the city
pound.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wisdom and
daughter. Miss Frances. left yester-
day morning on the early train for
Fresno. Calf. where they will make
their home In the future. Mr.. Wis.
dom will have charge Of the Santa Fe
Reading Room at Csiwa. which ID q
suburb Of Fresno.
G. l.. Hoover. accompanied BY his
family. returned home last Monday
from = visit 10 Chicago and Ken.
tucky. where they have been sojourn.
Ing during the past five weeks. They
report = most enjoyable visit among
relatives and friends. but are clad
10 get back to Colorado once more.
Edwin l.. Dodds u former we'll
known resident Of this city. now re-
siding In Los Angels. Calf. arrived
here Wednesday for \ short visit
With bis brother. J. A. Dodds. and
ether relatives. while en- route 10
Pittsburg. Pa. 70 attend the synod
os the Reformed Presbyterian
church.
Rev. Y. A. Crooks left Monday for
Plttsburs. Pa. where he Will attend
~ Syaod Of the Reformed Presby.
tsslaa church which Will be held In
that city on June ist. Mr. Crooks
visltsd II Topeka. Kan.. while en-
routs aad on bis return will visit BE
parssts In Blanchard Iowa. He will
~ asssat from the city about four
weeks.
'Palsicio" BFadish. The kias Of The
1Sy farm district south Of Rocky
pord. arrived from Il Junta Tues.
day neralag and proceeded 70 his
1aa1 holdlsss II The Swink reservoir
district by private coavsyaace. Mr.
Dfn1lsh says the prairie couatsy nsv.
~ pfeeeated . more beautlful and
pgonisIss prospect than 10 70 Be seea
. lhis tlns.--Roeky Ford 0asetts.
,. ?. rlsmias. Who has rscsaliy
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