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The Harrison times., 1916-04-08
Return. From independence.

For goVernor-Hodge 1,179, Brough
534, Smith 5S9 For congressman
Oldfield 1853, Gray 567, Campbell 4S2.
For circuit judge-Coleman 1856, Err
win S2S. For prosecuting attorney
Casey 1,549, Williamson 1907 For
county judge-Waldrip 1,135, Wilt
9S4, Knight 1893, Wycough and Hill not
yet reported. For sheriff-Ruddell
LOAF, Harris $50, Shell 756. For coun.
ty clerk-Hooper 2,131, Kennard sos
For circuit clerk-Adams 1896, Bev'
ems 1,042. For collector-Lindsey l.
913, Magness 75O, Gray 234 Christian,
SaladO, Oil Trough and Hill are not
included in this count. For assessor
Wyatt 951, Lindsey $685. Hardister
440, Jones 31S Hill unreported. S.
A. Moore and ]. X. York are the nomt
nees for representative. The success
full township candidates for Ruddell
TOWNSHIP are: Road overseer, Geo
Jackson; constable, Hill Hays; jus.
tices of the peace, Franklin Perrin, j
A. Holmes and J.. Johnson.
The Harrison times., 1916-04-08

denomination in the Eleventh district
by Greed Caldwell, e. Il. Alexander
Of Misslssippi county, a member Of
the last house was elected to the
Senate from the Twenty-ninth dis,
trict.
Among the house members who
were renominated are; Louis Josephs
Of Miller county, j. NJ Copeland Of
Howard, w w. Copeland Of lizard, ].
NJ Hudson Of Phillips, Billy Wag,
goner Of Lonoke, Oscar +. Ellis of
Fulton, 10 Johnson Of Sebastian, w.
II. Bland Of Prairie, John T. Davis OF
Monroe and U, A, Gentry Of Hemp
stead.
Latest Figures.
The latest returns follow:
For Secretary Of State-Terral, 51,-
742 Beeson 36,S49
For State Auditor-Oliver, $3.50;
Dickinson, 3SO26.
For Superintendent of Public In.
struction-Bond, 55,S63; Kuykendall,
35,S19
For Commissioner Of Mines, Manu-.
features and Agriculture-Page 81.
457; Gardner 2i,655.
Congressional Races.
Fourth District-Wlngo, 1927; Da.
Wis, 1898
Sixth District-Taylor, 1903; Nix
on, 3,41S; Sawyer, 1859,
Railroad Commissioner.
Northwest District-Brasher, TO-,
2S1; Mctlaney, 1866 Winn, 6,453.
Comedies II to oldfleld.
Pocahontas.-T w. Campbell, who
was 3 candidate for Congress against
The Harrison times., 1916-04-08

less of the bonus offered, but on Sat-
urday morning P. R. Thompson of this
city returned from Bolivar with q
lease to the land In his possession. It
is said the bonus paid by the Wildcat
company for this land established q
new record in the history Of the local
field. Mr.. Thompson spent week at
Bolivar to obtain the lease. Among
its provisions is a clause that forfeits
the lease unless two wells are sunk
before the end of 1916, the first to bs
started within 80 days
Half Of the Bills farm lies virtually
on top Of the Kibler antecline. The
Wildcat people have all land leased
in section 86, adjoining the Arkansas
river.
The Harrison times., 1916-04-08

Little Rock
With 1928 votes accounted for in
the gubernatorial race, Brough, with
65,459 votes, has a lead Of 1874 over
Smith, who has a vote of S9,715.
Hodges is third with SS,064. Hodges
conceded his defeat, and adressed
she following letter TO Brough:
"Dr. c. Z. Brough,
City:
my Dear Sir-The returns Of
Wednesdays election seem to assure
you OF the Democratic nomination for
governor. congratulate you most
heartily, and shall always be found
working for the success of the ticket.
of your administration as well, and for
the best interests of Arkansas and
her people.
"Yours verify truly,
Earle W. Hodges"
The Harrison times., 1916-04-08

didate for attorney general, carried
the county over John D. Arbuckle by
a majority Of So votes. The vote was:
Rhoton 3,069, Arbuckle 5000.
The complete returns in the gov
ernor's race give Brough 2,41S, Smith
2,254 and Hodges 1,447. In the Fifth
ward in Argenta two men voted for
William ]. Bryant" for president. In
Precinct A of the Ninth ward in Lit
tie Rock vote was cost for Tom E.
Watson for president. In East Big
Rock township some one voted for
Champ Clark for president.
"sam Poe's Boy"
In Precinct A of the First ward a
vote was cast for Ben D. Brickhouse
for prosecuting attorney and in the
Fourth ward somebody voted for Sam
Poe's boy" for district delegate to the
national convention.
The complete vote in Pulaski coun-
ty for candidates not named above
follows:
Secretary of State-Beeson 2,5l3,
Terral 3,547.
State Auditor-Dickinson $3.50, Oh,
yer 1896.
State Superintendent Of Public In.
struction-Bond 1921, Kuykendall
1,71O.
Commissioner of Mines, Manufac,
lures and Agriculture-Page 1906,
Gardner 2,O46.
Railroad Commissioner, Northwest
District-McHaney 2,79S, Winn l,64l,
Brasher 1854.
6,141 For Owen.
William b. Owen, state land com.
missioner and unopposed candidate for
reelection, led the ticket in the coun.
ty with 6141 votes. Other unopposed
candidates for state L4d district offices
and their vote in the coEnty follow:
State Treasurer-McDaniel 6,044.
bupl CllG SOuAI JuollGG w OOu O,lVO,
Congressman, Fifth District-Jaco.
way 6,132,
Chancellor First District-Marti,
neau GIG
Prosecuting Attorney, Sixth District
--Dunaway 6,O9S.
For president, Wilson received g..
O5l votes in Pulaski county.
The vote for national committee.
man was: Miles S,171, Davis 27OS.
Candidates for delegate at large to
the national convention, four Of waom
are to be elected, received the follow,
ing vote: Hutton 4,4G9, South 3.G32
Duty 2,469, Powell 1927 Arnold 2,9&I
Rector 2,29l, Sims t7-A
For district delegates 10 tho 1a'for
al convention, tSo to be elected lua
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the Brough supporters
Brougn Smith a. The elec
held the Hodges resulted in the following
Hodges, 266; Brough, II; Smith, So
Incomplete
The Harrison times., 1916-04-08

Editor Wagner wrote Of Editor Green
wood as "A miserable cur, barking al
the wheels Of progress.
AS they met spectators say that
Greenwood said: II understand you
called me a cowardly cur" and drew
revolver and began to fire.
Wagner had one hand on the knob
The Harrison times., 1916-04-08
Dyes Come Via China.

Charlotte, N. ca shipment of cot
ton mill dyes, representing $4,000,
was received by local concern. THIS
shipment was detoured via Shanghai,
China, from Germany. The supply
house here announced that 1t has
come in possession Of source where
by they will be able to meet the de,
mands Of Southern mill men.
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Sen johnson Wins.

Waldron.-The returns show that
Ben Johnson has been nominated for
the state Senate from the Thirty-third
district over z. A. .Zweng Of Mena
Johnson carried Scott county by 403
majority, and Polk county by 80
majority.
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of the door leading into the hotel
lobby and was talking to B. B. Chism,
former secretary Of state. L. E. Wing
field, master mechanic for the Arkan'
sas Central railroad, who was stand,
ing near Greenwood, seized and held
him after he fired the third shot. His
friends furnished bail for him.
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DR.. CHARLES HILL LMAN BROUGH,
Next Governor Of Arkansas.

w. A. Oldfeld, comedies his defeat
by Mr.. Oldfeld by 75O votes. Mr..
Campbell announces that he will be
in the race for Congress from the
Second district two years hence.
Pulaski to Rhoton.
Complete Pulaski county returns Sc
cured show that Lewis Rhoton, as can
The Harrison times., 1916-04-08
Reception for Oliver.

Hamburg the rain, friends
of Hogan Oliver, Democratic nominee
for state auditor, gave him royal
welcome. About rs of his neighbors
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He has 55,459, Smith second with 397l5 and
Hodges third with 3S, ,964-- Few Solons
will return---0ldfield leads
TERRAL WILL BE SEC'Y OF STATE

ATTORNEY GENERAL WALLACE DAVIS HAS MEM
OF THE DEMOCRATIC MA ToNAL COMMITTEE DEFEATING
MILES, PRESENT co MMITTEEMAN SENATOR T. c.
WHITE DEFEATED
La Junta tribune., 1916-04-22
Os., Home ss.ssr..

The Old Home Singers. the last
number OF the Redpath Lyceum
Course given under the auspices Of
the Methodist Brotherhood. will be
the attraction at the Methodist
church Tuesday evening. April 25th.
This Ii one Of the best and most sat
isfactory entertainments Of the en-
tire series. The Old Home Singers
are five young artists who are es-
pecially suited to sing and present
the program Of old time songs given
below. They please almost univer-
sally. singing the old time songs that
most Of u have nearly forgotten.
giving = program seldom heard TO-
day. Some Of the old songs ats ~
follows:
Two saiiors. Game Old Dress.
Sweet Oenevieve. Orandma's Advice.
conins' Through tho Rye. sally II
Our Alley. Loves Ola swest ooas.
Rubea, Rubsn. Ca9pbsll's Ar Com-
Ing. Rocked ID Tie Cradle Of The
Dssp. Captaia Jiaks. In the 0leam-
Ing. Polly Doodle. Low Backed Car.
Last Rose Of Summer. Garry Ne
Back to Old virginny. Kerry Dancs.
Mary Of Argyle. Over the Osrden
wall. In Old Madrid. when Johnny
La Junta tribune., 1916-04-22
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.
+. n. chapi'elear. D. D.. Pastor

Baptismal service at the Methodist
church Sunday morning at 1880
o'clock. Those who are to be hap
tized by immersion will be present
at this service and take the baptis-
NAL covenant. and at the close Of the
morning service we will 20 to the
Christian church where they will be
immersed. All parents who wish
their children christened will present
their children at the altar Easter
morning at 1880 O'Clock. You will
enjoy the sermon Sabbath morning.
1t will be ON the Immortality Of the
Soul" Sunday evening the choir
will render . musical OF songs.
Evening service will begin promptly
at s o'clock.
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MENNONITE CHURCH.
JacoA a. neaswuae. Aliaiseee.

AZ the Msaaoaits church. corner
- 0anta - sad Eighth streets. the
Sabbath school Will conveae st -
O'Clock with special Easter services
i0msdiately following No service
u The eveaing.
A. Easter service Will Be given at
the Mennonite Sanitarium at e:30
o'clock. All are cordially invited to
bs present.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. y. 4. Allca. D. D.. Pastos.

= ~
Morning subject. "A Lawyers
View Of the Resurrection" Special
services for the knights Templar.
The will be muscial program at
the evening service ~ follows:
Prelude ........... Pipe Organ
An Hail. Emmanuel" ~. Gabriel
Choir and Congregation.
scripture $500. I. Pastor
Anthem. why Seek Ye the Living
Among the Dead:" ~. Buck
Choir.
'I"ser Fo9tOf
Solo. MY Redeemer and Ny
Ira ............... Buck
Miss White.
Offertory.
Solo. selected d..........Mr Mrs. Finn
Easter Thoughts. Pastor
Duet. blessed Savior. Thee
Love" ............... West
Miss White aud Mr.. Morrison.
Anthem, God IL Love-. .... Buck
Choir.
Benedicsi0n.
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Easter Servtces = -. falrack.s i
CAthollc CAnrela. aanday. April


AZ $3.50 !. M. communion mass
and Instruction.
AZ 7:S0 :. M. solemn communion
mass. The children Of the first
communion class. the knights OF Co
lumbus and the various pariAh so-
cieties viii receive In ! body. Hymns
BY st. Cecilia's choir Of children Of
forty voices.
At 1880 .. M. solemn high mass
during which the following program
will BE- rendered BY 81. Patrick I
choir Of fifteen voices:
vidi Aquam. ........... J. Selected
kyrie Eleison n............ Leonard
Gloria In Excelsis. -. /. Leonard
veni Creator. ........... Selected
Sermon. "The Resurrection" -.
-. Rev. Walter Stehle. o. 8. b.
Credo In Unum Deum. !. Leonard
Offertory. Repentance" .Ouonod
Solo Martin Dougherty
Sanctus .Conc0ne
benedtctus ............ Leonard
Aguus Del. ............... .COuc0ne
Professional March :. ). Selected
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CHIlssElAx cllURcH.
~. ,. ,. v..s.y. Pastor.

Bible school st S:ls o'clock.
There VIII ~ special exercises aa1
egg rolling aal I'll students are ask-
"a 70 make Easter Sunday the hsAs
aer suaday q shs month In a,tsad-
ance.
chuech ssgvleas q II o'clock. -.
noa ~ ~ pasaes. 1uhjeet. "The
Power - ~ Resuprscsjon."
Chslseias no1saver q Z o'cleek.
LsaAee. Q. 3. 'l1aDes. Subject. =
leoseoe - Or I9neslallty."
.Dvoo1pg ossvte6 e . o'clock, -.
~, ~1Ao Ceooo on1 he Crow1e =
~ o1e1eas ~ belh nernins 90
eseo1ne IN - sDesoal Easter ql'
eaoeo. Theeo Nh o1eo be spoclo1
muG1e q - oogvSoa.
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vs...e : - = =. iAss

ohegl1e - ~ . WRIT 70 0QCc
sa1o oCglom We1aeo1av Ses TIE -
~ ~ beln0sas DAany 0sbom q
= Soooa. - ~ laess taken 4
touooe ~ olvoo 3 hsasias. =
~ e1oGGo1 Ule1 selling . g
- q oon4 vooecoeo11sg Il - +
~ ~ q(llo ~ \ really
[ ~ - bool eal
La Junta tribune., 1916-04-22
PHONE. JuxTA 81.
Qsibse.Ye,.ar.

A simple but pretty wedding was
solemnised on Monday evening Of
last week at the home Of Mr.. and
Mn. =. A. Brown. at $40 Bellsview
avenue. whom M. Ernest b. Quible.
of Baasest. Neb.. took - his bride.
Ars. Hattie Ysissr. Of Owensboro.
Ky.
The ceremony was performed By
Or. p. H. Chappelear. Of the Mstho-
dist church. Who used the beautiful
ring service. Only . few friends Of
the contracting parties Witnessed the
ceremony.
Pink and white carnatlons were
tastefully used In the house decosa-
tons. and the same colors we're used
In the wedding luncheon which was
served Immediately after the cere-
mony.
Mrs Yeiser IL . former resident Of
this city aud has . host Of friends
here who arc wishing ner much hap
piness and prosperity in her new
home.
Mr.. Quible is . prominent stock
man Of Bassett. Neb.. and has made
frequent visits to La Junta at which
time he has made friends among the
people Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quible left soon after
the ceremony for Kansas City. No..
where they visited for . week and
then went TO Bassett. Neb.. where
Mr.. Quible had prepared home for
his bride.
La Junta tribune., 1916-04-22
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH.
u. Howard lSow. b. D.. Rector.

Low celebrations Of the Eucharist
at 6:30 and =. m.
High celebration with sermon At
IL a. m.
Evensong at 1880 p. m.
The rector and choir 60 70 Las
Animas In the afternoon for service
at the Church OF the Messiah.
La Junta tribune., 1916-04-22
Ressseiss To- Mn. RalpA xs.a-s.a.

The pretty home Of Mr. and Mrs.
.. r Msndelsoa was the scene Of the
most dslightful affair Of the week.
when Mrs. Mendelson and daughter.
Aiss Mildred. received Z large num-
bsr Of friends on Tuesday sfternooa
n heaoe Of Mrs Ralph Mendelson.
Hues bouQuets Of red and white
rosss spread their fragrance through
ost The dinins room. while snilax.
prettily twined around the chandtli-
srs aad extending 70 the four corners
Of the dining table. where fern leaves
wsre laid here and there upon the
snow white linen. made the room
indssd beautiful.
IN the living room quantities Of
vari-colored spring flowers attrac-
lively arranged and smilax lent their
charm and beauty to the already
pretty room.
The ladies were received between
the hours Of and 8 O'Clock and were
met at the door BY Aias Mildred Mem
delson. and In the receiving line was
Mrs.. 9. r. Mendslson. Mrs. Ralph
Mendelson and Mrs. r. T. Lewis.
During the entire afternoon. Edi-
son music. In charge Of Miss Clarice
Cook. vas much enjoyed BY the
guests. Punch. ice cream and cake.
mints and nuts were served during
the afternoon. BY the ladies assisting.
Mrs. Mendelson and daughter
were assisted during the afternoon
BY Miss Lottie VIII. Miss Ciarice
Cook. and the Mesdames Kendall.
Lewis. Jameyson. winterburn. 81
mons. Garvin. Amidon. Harbour.
Fisher. Potter. Lamb. Hart, Miliiken.
and Mrs. Clyde Larsen. Of Pocateilo.
Idaho.
La Junta tribune., 1916-04-22

~. - M. y 9. laoo OgeGlle1
evos 8 I o'aeee 11noee ~ ouolay
q thels he0e . - Juoa ovoouo,
CovoGD ~ ~ ~ ~. 81 Nh q
.. Clol1ncn1y - - o1oees ~
11aarigo1 - ~ ~ ~ q. 1'
La Junta tribune., 1916-04-22
sslrlrlae fasty,

Ars. George r. Holmes was the
victim Of most dslightsul surprise
party last Friday afternoon y her
home In North = Junta. when about
eighteen OF her friends called - her
in ! body and spent the afteFaoon.
The affair vas In honor of her birth-
day. She was presented With nice
gifts and : host OF good wishss for
many moro happy btrthdays. Late In
the Afternoon delightful refreshnents
were served BY those who plannsd the
party.
La Junta tribune., 1916-04-22

cc1s Arskiss r. 1: NJ
disr's Farswsll. Hs1ss svsat l
Ths adnisassa A. ~ sss ~ "
number VII - q essss fer aaGlts,
and childrsn - esata Y, v sss ggII
La Junta tribune., 1916-04-22
l'nis. il1sss tia...

-~sD~~
ing st the home Of Mrs. Howard Col
de. Tuesday evening. Twenty.six
were prsssat and Il b indeed inter-
esting 70 80 tie interest and sathus-
iasn nsnifsstsd ~ The msnbsrs il
~ eissfsl stedy q ~ life Of Ch!rst.
n lsssna Tussaay svsalag vas
feun1 b Matthew settle. and each
vssss vas carefully studied, and IN
Der ths csrssul eusstioaias Of tie
tsaeAss. Rev. J. =. Findlsy. many
important poiats were brought ~
and discussed which made The scrip
turss much more Interesting and
easier undssstood. Beside the reg
ular Lesson there are special quss-
tioas each svsning which are 70 b
answered scrlptufally. and require
desp study and Bible research On the
part Of the students. The meetint
next week will be held on Monday
sveaing at the home Of Miss zend-
nss on Colorado avenue.
90
Fssssiahely Clah.
The regular msseing Of the Fort
nlshtly Club was held last Saturday
aftsgneoa with Nrs v. Albsra %
Bsllsvisw aveaus. After he regular
bsslssss session and program. Tie
laAiss liasered for . social heus aad
tAe hostess seevsd rsfrsshnsata
TIE sellovias wss The psograa:
Kate Dougias Wiegsas. writer of
Chlldrea's Stories. ...........
........ Mlss Francss Roblasoa
Rsvisr. "Rssscea Of sunny Brook
Fsrn" .......... .Nrs. 0lllilaad
0ess ossattoa Porter. s..........
Mn. Mccarthy
u nsoee - lo1n Jsaes.
Mia Mattel Jesss, Of Topeka.
, Kaa.. whe b ~ house guest Of Misa
Aun Weedea. vas the Inspiration Of
. couplo os parties glven this Weef
by. Miss Weedea.
Ysstsrlay astssnooa tweaty.fous
syousg lsliss we're sstsrtainsd q
easls and lhis aftssnoon the gtsis ol
~ Deaios ciass II ths hish school
wt1l ~ ~ gusses. The 1seosatioaa
wese carried out - suggestive ol
Dasoeg - aSDeoDsiats Easter sanel
wosU ~ Alvogu1ea q ~ alleenooo.
~ 1uasAeoa was eassis1 eus Il
ye11oW - vhi0o. &
V1onoro1emD1sa.
A ve1llae vhssh vill lnaeessl
ulAav = ~ ~ eesusss1 = onaAa,
NJ. = AM ~. Whea 11les 2anG
1laml11oo, 1oemoely q s1ls ~ ~
eane ~ tsl1e g 11s. JeeoDA ~
Niss llanlG>sa \ ~ yeungesl
laushsse q Nh 4. Y. Ally - -
sle1 \ ~ ~ ~ ssvsso1 ysasu
1oSlng ~ Glr1hoo1 1aSs ~ ~
- ssneooesol ~ naay = ~
young Deoooo q ~ ~.
~ Vuloo 49, 3 Doooeleo g =
1son mononnDos ~ - ceoo0boo
~ u U11dh ~ ~ youny oouno(
La Junta tribune., 1916-04-22

ehen went 10 Ho1eete, Neb., where
Mr.. Quible had prepared home for
his bride.
Tseu<lay Blrthhay Clsb.
Among the pleasant meetings Of
the week was the one held BY the
Tuesday Birthday Club at the home
OF Mrs. Rufus Norton on Ration ay-
enus rscently. About fourteen mem-
bers were present and also . num-
Der Of guests enjoyed the afternoon
In conversatlon and work. and the
dainty refreshmcnts which were
served BY the hostess. assisted By
Mias Phillips and Miss Kiser. late IN
the aftsrnoon.
TIE guests we're Mrs. Rufua Phil-
liDs. Mn. Enmaassl Payns. Mn. Jas
McNesa. Mss. Leelock De- Brssay.
Mn eturm. Mn. Hall. Mn. Rogers.
Miss Emily Ressss. Mn c. n.
Buckley asd Mn. Clyde 0imoas.
go
Mrs. A. Q. Masshail. Mn. Chas.
Drury and Mrs.. Thomas Dougherty.
wsrs hosessh on TAursday after
noon TO the msmbsrs of the Parish
AID Society Of the Presbyterian
church. The msstias was held In
the basement Of the church and .
most dsilishtful time was reported
By the thirty ladies Who were prss-
snt. Tue hostssses served delight
fol lunch during the social hour.
The next meeting viii b In two
weeks with Mrs. Joseph Poas. Mrs..
/ N. 3. Larusn and Mrs. ". 3. Morri.
soa - hosaesses.
Chleass CDuh.
Mn. John Holly was hosasss %
Moaday aftesaooa % he nsnbsrs
Of The Chicese Club. q The hooe oe
her mother % Bellevtsw aveaus.
Aueeloa bridge was ths 1lvesslos Of
TIE sftssnoea which provj1sd Djsas-
ant satsstaiameat for several heuss.
after which the heslsss served daialy
esfssshmsats. Besides tAe Rsmbess
of tAs elsb. Mss. Holly had - her
| gussas Mn Leseeck De- Drisay. Mn.
Clyde llasses. Mn. J. A. Kiacaid and
Alias finances Hart.
80
Woman's C0uh.
Mn. Leslie Joaes wss hostess o.
last Friday afssrsoon 70 the nsabsn
Of the L. Junta Woman's C1ub. Il
wss regular msesisg snd ths a.
tsadaace Of tho membsfship was
good. snd the followlns psogram was
carried ont:
8hipbuil1lag ......... Mn. Joaes
Belfast ................u uro. Uoeo
Llnsa ladustsy. .......M .Mss 0ght
nouoaa (luh
| Nm. n. 4. Baker eotsetalae1 ~
0sabess ef ~ Rewsas Club Tuss-
~ afsssaeoa ae ~ heae = CaF-
- aveoue. The usual aeo1lo wos&
on1 eoDvesDalleo ns1e ~ afaesneeo
| : Deoaanat - onl Iolee ~ hoooenG
ooevo1 1o1aey Eof5Ss1men(s.
n - moGel0a e ~ Go0h I'm
- w Mn. Dusa - Lewis evoouo.
o. Oo2ocs D1anoEs
~. ~ M. y q. Iaoo Oge1lle1
ovoe s I o'oeeh 11nooe ~ ouoloy
q tAels he0o . onn Juoa ovoouo.
coveGp ~ ~ ~ ~. - Nh !,
e; I c.s.insae a! e :! - @ - ... 9 = =
La Junta tribune., 1916-04-22

Al 1880 p m. Rosary. Renovation
Of the Baptismal Vows. Papal Bless
ing and Benediction Of the Most
Blessed Sacrament.
Throughout all these services the
music will be under the direction Of
VIM. e. Oabele. who will also pre-
side At the pipe organ.
Everybody IL cordially welcome to
all these services.
Rev. FELIX DlLLY. Pastor.
La Junta tribune., 1916-04-22

el8nt9e0 OF nee ttlon0o c4lAe0 - ueT
in ! body and spent the afteraoon.
The affair vas II honor Of her birth
day. She was presented With nice
gifts and host Of good wisAes for
many more happy birthdays. Late in
the Afternoon delightful refrsshments
were served BY those who plannsd the
party.
>l<
Loyal nessans.
In spite Of the rain on last Friday
afternoon . large number Of mem-
bers Of the Loyal BsrsaA Bible
School Class Of the Christian church
met 1t the home Of Mrs. L. L. Dick
ason At sol Maple avenue tor the
regular meeting Of the class.
The afternoon was taken up with
the regular business aud planning
future work. After the business ees-
sion social hour was spent and the
hostess served dainty refrsshneats-
go
Moatlay Bridge C1nb.
The Monday Afternoon Auction
Bridge Club met Monday afternoon
with Mrs. E. Gard Edwards q her
home on Belleview avenue. Jon
quils were used In theattractive par.
lor decorations and after bridge had
been enjoyed for several hours the
hostess served dainty refreshments,
the tables being decorated. with
color scheme Of yellow and white.
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COMING EVENTS.
The La Junta Music Study Club
will meet Monday afternoon With
Miss Martha Phillips At her home ~
6:2 Belleview avenue.
The Delphian Society viii meet
Monday afternoon with Mrs. C. II.
Buckley At 33s Ration avenue
Mrs J. T. Updike will be hostess
on Tuesday afternoon TO the members
Of the Birthday Club At her home n
SIS Colorado avenue.
The N. 8. c. Club viii hold its reg
ular meeting Tuesday Afternoon with
Mrs. Hammer on San Juan sysaue.
The Phi Sigma Lolita viii meet
Tuesday night With Miss Marie Moore
n her home on Carson avenue.
The Columbine Club will meet
Wednesday afsernoon With Mrs. Geo.
OI.sary.
Nrs. George Little viii be hostsss
On wednesday aftssneea 70 the nen-
bsss !os Ne aunsAins Clpb.
Ths Rsbskah, Club VIII nest d.
Wednesday aftsrnooa q ths hene Of
Mrs. c. y. Betkin n snithlasd av.
saus.
The Laff-a-Loet C1ub viii be en-
tsstainsd Monday aftsrnooa b. Mrs.
?. J. MacIkis II her homo on colora.
do avsaus.
The r. g. o. viii meet "Wednesday
aftsrnoon. bat - yst II ID impossible
10 announce The placs Of meeting.
The 8outh Divisloa Of the Ladies'
AID Of the Christiaa church will meet
Thursday ,Nftsrnooa With Mrs. Chas.
Leak o. 0mithland avsass.
The West Il Juata Embroidery
Club viii NEST II regular session
Thsrsdsy aftsrnooa with Mrs. Dca-
ton.
Mra. Light Will satsrtain the mem.
bsrs Of the Thursday sveains whist
elub at hsr home Thussday evening,
The Junior-osaior rscsption will
b hslA - Friday evening II The
homs Of Mias Ruth Bradish At sll
Raloa aveaus.
TIE regular ueelins Of the Fort
nightly club viii - held Saturday
afte6noon With l1se W. u. Rife e
sel oaa JuaA avsaus.
Ths veuS 0'Cloek Club Will msee
Wednesday sflssseos With Mrs join
Holly q the hoas Of hsr mo,hss.
Nm. r. A. Stssa. u col BcIlevsew
avsnue.
CuRoe1lAM CnUnCH.