La Junta tribune., 1916-08-26
LOCAL AND Personal.


Chicago.
Miss Edith Goodman returned last
Saturday after a three months yisi,
with relatives in Chicago.
Miss Ruth Bradish returned Sun
day evening from three weeks Wis
il in Las Animas and Fort Lyon.
Mrs. E. Gard Edwards spen; last
Thursday afternoon visiting with
friends in Swink.
Miss Laura Dye. OF Manzanola.
visited for several days with Miss
Hazel Lee. and returned home Tues
day.
Mr.. and and Mrs. E. VI. Jutkins
were in Las Animas on Saturday at
tending to few business matters
and visiting with old friends.
Marriage licenses we're issued 10
Thomas Dias and Mrs. Cressucia Pa
lacia. and Tobis Baca and Miss Rose
Mascarenas. all OF La Junta.
Attention, harness buyers few
sets OF guaranteed harness at the La
Junta Lumber Company, at cost, for
thirty days.,o close out.
Mrs, Ellis Summers and son. Gle
land. returned home las, Friday from
Michigan where they visited for
month with sister OF Mrs. Summers.
Miss Eva Campbell, a teacher in
the public schools OF Denver. has
been the guest OF her old time friends.
Mrs. " r. Gnlum and daughter. dur
Ing the past week
Mr and Mrs r. l. Bates have had
as their guests the past week. his
mother and sister. Mrs. W. p. Bates
and daughter, Irene. OF Grand juno
tion. Colo
Miss Geneyieye Bradish. who Is in
training at st. Joseph Hospital in
Denver. is spending her vacation with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Brad
ish
Miss Ida Thiets and Geraldine, at
tended the Barnum & Bailey circus
in Pueblo. From there they went to
Colorado Springs where they will Wis
q, for several weeks with friends.
Mrs. George Richter was in Pueb-
10 Tuesday. shopping and visiting.
Little Edith Bronwi-e returned with
her 20 visit with Mrs. o. P Richard
son.
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Finney left for
Denver last sunday morning to yisi;
wi'h Mrs. J. l. stubbs DR.. Finney
returned Monday and Mrs. Finney
wil remain for several weeks
Frederick Beerbohm attended the
circus in Pueblo on Monday and sx-
tended his trip TO Colorado Springs
where he spent several days in sight
seeing
Third Baseman Merrill and First
Baseman Bockewitz vent 10 work for
the Santa Fe last Monday morning.
and during the past week have been
lining them out on the rip" track
They expect TO stick for the winter.
J. l. Kellogg, who has been work
Ing in Arizona during the melon
shipping season. l. nov performing
similar stunt al Rocky Ford. where
he will be located for a week or two
longer. Mr. Kellogg will not teach
In North La Junta this year. having
accepted a position as principal OF a
grammar school at Tempe. Ariz.
Mr.. and Mrs Aurelio Fabiano. OF
Chicago. III. who have the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. craighead. were
In Granite last week on a fishing ex-
peeition. Mr. Fabiano Is yiolinist In
the Grand Opera Company In Chica-
40. and his wife. who Was formerly
well known In this city as Miss Dous-
cha Hill. Is a niece OF Mrs. Craighead.
George Stevens. who went to
Breckenridge. Colo. when the Ar
kansas Valley League vanished in
thin air. is working way down In n
coal mine. three hundred feet under
the ground-aud playing ball on
Sundays lie will leave soon for Ne
brsska City. Neh.. TO resumt HIS post
ton as a teacher OF chemistry In the
public schools OF that city.
Mrs. John Madiran left las, FRI
day for Kansas City to attend a FAINT
ly reunion on the occasion OF her
mothers ninetieth birthday. which
occurred on asturday. Angus, 18th.
Miss Eva Marshall left for Colora-
do Springs Sunday morning where
she will yisi, with friends and r.ia-
tives for two weeks. She viii later
80 on TO Denver for sure and for all
,im.-mayb.
Dr. and Mrs, Frank Flnncy re-
turned home last Saturday from a
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