La Junta tribune., 1916-11-25
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

IN TWO pound bags, at Dodds a. Nc
Cullough
Mrs, J. +. Lewis. of Holbrook.
spent few days this week with
friends in this city.
4 fine baby boy arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Estey Oakley
last Sunday morning
Arizona naveis for Thanksgiving,
the only sweet orange on the market.
at Dodds & Mccullough.
The winner In the guessing contest
gets five pound box of chocolates
at the Vogue drug store.
The small home can frequently be
heated by one stove. Get Coles High
Range and both cook and heat.
Money to loan on farm and city
property; rates reasonable. Charles
+. Helm, 1l6 Colorado avenue.
John Alkolt, a prominent attorney
of Denver spent few hours Tuesday
evening with friends In this city.
c. o. Chaffin, who has recently
come to this city from Kansas. has
rented the residence at sos San
Juan avenue.
The ladies' OF the A. NJ. T.. church
served chicken supper at the
church last evening. which was well
attended. as usual.
Miss Florence Foreman returned
home Tuesday from Harrington,
Kan. where she visited for several
weeks with her sister.
Mrs. c. ]. Stommel and baby left
last Saturday for Pueblo. where
they will visit Mrs. Stommels mother
until after the holidays.
Mrs. B. Il. Young moved from
SOS Santa Fe avenue into the resi-
dence at I2l Santa Fe avenue, for
merly occupied by Fred C. Pyle.
7 Miss Ruth Raster. OF Topeka Kan.
who is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Ralph Johnston. went to Boulder
yesterday to spend the week end.
Mrs. Charles Leak. and little son.
Kenneth. left Saturday for Anthony.
Kan, where they will visit Mrs.
Leaks sister, Mrs. Leamon. for
few weeks.
II. W. Fountain. OF Colorado
Springs, Wells Fargo messenger.
has been transferred to this city. and
has moved his family into the resi-
dcnco at 2l5 Belleylcw avenue.
Mrs J D. Cpighrad and Mr.. aud
Mrs Harry Rcddick returned home
Thursday from Pleasanton, Kan.
whore they accompanied the re-
mains Of their sister Miss Clara
winslow. for burial
MIR and Mrs. u. H. Clippinger.
who were en- route from Denver to
their home In Kansas City. spent
Wednesday and Thursday In this
city as the guests OF their nephew.
Forest Mayhem and family.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Presbyterian church held an all day
session Thursday In the basement
of the church. The time was spent
IN sewing for the Christmas bazaar.
and at noon dinner was served.
Mrs, VIM. Dolph and daughters,
OF Pueblo came TO this city Saturday
to attend the funeral OF the infant
son OF u. W. Rockwell. Mrs Dolph
spent until Monday afternoon with
her mother. Mrs. Laura Rockwell.
and other relatives here.
Mrs. S. e. susmilch. of Eldora.
Iowa. and Mrs. C. u. Frost. of Mon
tour Falls, y. v, spent several days
during the past week In this city
'as the guests OF Mrs. Victor Lager
/ qulst The ladies left Wednesday
for California where they viii spend
the winter.
q. Wash. Milliken has been tho
busiest man In town this week. hav-
INK been engaged In the pastime OF
moving into his new home on Belle
view avenue. until recently ocru-
pied by n, $, Larsen, Mrs. Mllliken
and son. George. are expected TO
arrive home from California about
December 10th.
I'D Tecd, u former Santa Pc agent
In Dodge city. is new general freight
agent for the Detroit, Toledo a Iron
ton railroad, with headquarters at
Detroit He left the employ OF the
Santa Fc In Texas about three months
ago. and after n short time ns agent
nt Detroit. was made general agent
Another former Santa Fc man. J. 81.
kurn. ia president OF the road.
The Columblne club met wednes.
day afternoon with Mrs. Miller on
Ration avenue. Five hundred was
tho dtynraiou of tho nftornonn af,ar