La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-07-29
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

eHu III Lamar as the guest oil Miss
Gladys Beavers.
Miss Mary Kranz returned home
friends in Trinidad,
Miss Rowena Hampshire, of Man
itou, spent the past week with the
Misses Martha and Virginia Sevitz
Mrs. II. F, Christy returned to her
home in Denver Sunday. after short
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George McCauley.
J. II. Hutsel, of Fort Wayne. Ind.
arrived in this city last Friday for
his annual visit with his son, N. G.
Hu,sel, at the Sherman Hotel.
Mrs. J. A. Gauger and daughter,
Pauline, left the latter part OF the
week for Chicago. where they will
visit relatives for several weeks.
Mrs, A. s. Pierce and daughter, of
Stratton, Neb. arrived in this city
Sunday afternoon to visit for a short
time with her brother, w. e. Goodall
and family.
John Cramer and John Mcintosh.
both of Las Animas. were La Junta
visitors Wednesday looking after
business affairs and visiting old
friends.
J. w Sherman left Sunday after
noon for Cawper. Kan, where he
will visit his daughter. Ruth. who
is spending the summer with rela-
uves at that place.
Mrs. b. II. Ellis and son. Lloyd.
returned home last Saturday even
Ing from Colorado Springs. where
where they spent the week combin-
ing business and pleasure.
| Mrs. C. II. Hubbell and two sons,
orvis and Vance. and Franklin
Thiets, returned home Wednesday
from Denver where they spent ten
DAYS with Mrs. Hubbelrs sister.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Steen return
ed home Tuesday from Denver
whore they visited for the past week.
Mr.. Steen also attended the bank
ers' convention while In Denver.
Mrs. Morris. who has been visit
Ing her daughter: Mrs. II. Il. Grog-
| ger, left the latter part of the week
for Colorado Springs where she will
spend the remainder of the summer.
Mrs. Otis Wright ad children. who
have been spending several weeks
with Mrs. Wright's parents. Rev. and
Mrs. Sanderson, in Denver, returned
TO their home in this city last Sunday.
Miss Marie Moore. who attended
summer school at Cedar Falls. Iowa.
returned to her home in this city last
week Miss Stubbs. who accompani-
I'd Miss Moore, stopped in Kansas to
visit relatives for short time before
returning.
Mrs. Emmanuel Payne fell through
a porch floor at Manitou one day this
week and bruised and sprained her
ankle very badly. thus bringing an
unfortunate close to a very enjoyable
vacation. as the family returned
home yesterday.
A. S. Marshall and family, who
spent couple OF weeks touring the
northern part OF the state in their
car. returned home Sunday. Miss
Maree Hudiberg. who accompanied
them on their trip. has returned to
her home In Victor.
Mrs Il. II, Ellis received word the
| first OF the week from her daughters
Miss Amanda and Miss Caroline FL
lis. who are spending the summer In
Missouri. stating that they spent
last week at Columbia. Mo. visiting
the colleges and attending the Chau-
tauqua.
v. n. Lagerquist won the free
Chautauqua ticket by making the
best guess as to the number OF tick
cts that would have been sold for
the Chautauqun up to Wednesday
night. The number sold up 10 that
time was 6oi, and Mr.. Lagerquist's
guess was coz,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Stoffel and
sons returned home last Tuesday
from California, where they have
been enjoying a brief vacation. They
spent three days as the quests Of Mr..
and Mrs Simon Frazier at San Ber-
nnrdino. and report n most pleasant
trip and delightful weather.
Joe woolf. aged % years and a
former resident Of this city IN the en-
pioy Of the Santa Re. died in Hous-
ton. Texas. Friday. July 21st. The
funeral took place last Saturday with
intermcnt IN Holy Cross cemetery.
These few facts were sent us by Mrs.
d. y. Herbert. and no further partic-
uiars are available.