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The city itemizer. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1894-1918, 1916-02-24
Forgiveness Day.

Says a popular syndicate writer:
"Let US have forgiving day once
a year."
It is a tender thought, but it
is wiser to narrow down the time
to a forgiving hour once a day.
The Bible says: ''Let not the sun
go down upon your wrath" and
never was there given any better
prescription against restlessness
and insomnia. The man who car
ries his grudge to bed lies awake
tormented by it far into the night.
He who puts aside the animosities
of the day "Iies down to pleasant
Dreams and refreshing slum bers.
Half of the worry that cumbers
the spirit, half of the burden that
weighs down the heart come from
the wrongs-real or fancied--that
6ll us with bitterness and bring us
to the even-song with the taste of
the waters of Morah on our lips
The little nagging stings of resent
ment set up spiritual irritation
that is hurtful to our better natures.
How much better for us if at
the end of the day we could take
backward glance at the events that
have made up the sum of the hours
and single out the things that have
wounded us-the sharp words, the
iujustices, the misrepresentation,
the meanness that have taken the
Joy out of our hearts and left in its
place a smart of resentment and a
desire for etaliatiou-and say to
them: "I ou are too small and low
and mean to enter into my thoughts
would rather forgive you than
pamper and nurse you." And go
dismiss them, with gentle thought
for the offenders.
And it may come to pass that in
this hour of retrospection we may
come suddenly upon an unexpeot-
ed truth that we were the ones origi-
nally at fault. That it was some
act of our own that brought on the
unhappy incident that resulted in
The city itemizer. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1894-1918, 1916-02-24

''You cannot right your own life
by the ruin even of your enemies"
Imperial Valley press., 1916-02-23
NO COMPROMISE BY
PROGRESSIVES. SAYS HIRAM

Sacramento, Feb. Ex-Governor H
w. Johnson today issued a formal
denial of the statement of the Repub-
lican state central committee that
Meyer Lissner of Los Angeles, speak
ing for the Progressives of Califor-
MIA. had offered to compromise on the
delegation to the Republican national
convention. His statement, in part,
follows:
'If any man in the state can mag
inc me holding my nose and making,
a proposition of compromise to Mix
on of Yoio, Caugey of Mendocino or
McCray of Shasta. he has concep-
ton that my friends wouldn't recog-
nize. These people represent nobody
not even themselves.
ut would be impossible for Lissner
to make any proposition to them, and
certainly he had no authority to do
so from any Progressive in Califor-
MIA.
If I'm ever again a candidate for
any office. l will do just as / have
always done, without asking any
mans permission-go direct to the
people.
in the last couple of months per
haps POO people have spoken to me
in some fashion or other about pos
sibilities of a coalition in California,
and in every instance l have used -eX-
actly the same phraseology:
of the Progressives OF Califor-
MIA want anything from the Repub-
lican party they will go into the d.
rect primary to the people themselves
and ask no politicians consent.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-02-23
WAR HITS HARD BLOW
AT PAPER CONSUMERS

Los Angeles, Feb. 22.-How the
shortage Of paper-making materials is
threatening the future Of the paper
industry in this country was outlined
today by S. R. Whiting OF the Sierra
Paper Company, 1870 South Los An
geles street.
Nh Whiting blames the European
war, which, he says, has gradually cut
off supplies of necessary bleaching
powder and other materials manufac-
tured in countries across the Atlantic.
He says paper prices are advancing
by "leaps and bounds" and prophesies
that paper manufacturers will soon
have to revert to the old natural
color.
The question of being able to get
the raw materials for paper is day
by day becoming more serious" Mr..
Whiting said.
For several months past I has
been question of getting colors-
and in the last few weeks we have
found that many cannot be obtained
Eve have received notices from g
few mills that thew cannot make any
colored papers; that it is serious
question as to how long they can make
"a pure white sheet. In every put;
white sheet, blue and red are used, the
blue as bluing in washing CT linen.
Forty per cent Of the sulphite thai
the mills use has been imported from
Norway. This source of supply ha!
been cut eff Another ingredient tia
comes across the water is clay. This
plays q most important part IN bcol
papers, such as machine finish, supe
and coated papers"
Imperial Valley press., 1916-02-23
T. RS Hat in the Ring
In Perkins Opinion

There isn't a grave digger's chance
for Barnes G. Co. to be the advance
agents of a prosperity which is pran-
cling around with all four hoofs in
their faces. The tariff issue-includ-
ing a tariff commissioh-is now unan-
imous, having been adopted and en-
dorsed by W. Wilson, ct al. Every
bodys for preparedness with the big
best army and the biggest navy in
the world. So there's no issue be-
tween anybody, except the personal Is
sue between T. Roosevelt and ". VII
sen, which issue is saarp and acr.d.
Of course the three-cornered fight
may become tWo-cornered fight
Symptoms in Massachusetts, point
strongly that way. When Bird, Cush-
ing and Augustus Gardner can get
together on Roosevelt, there is little
of the chicken left for Crane and
Weeks and the Shoe Machinery trust
hardly anything except the neck and
the feet, as it were.
Other states, Perkins thinks, ars
likely soon to follow Massachusetts
and he says it would not be surpris
ing if il were all over but the shout
ing by June 7.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-02-23
By ellison Gardner

Washington, Feb. 21.-Roosevelt
will run anyway. A trin to New York
before Roosevelt left for the West
Indies has convinced me Of this much.
George w. Perkins thinks so too. /
had a long talk with Perkins. He
thinks Roosevelt can win even in &
three-cornered fight, so, as I. Bur
ton would say, "Jacta est alea,
which, being interpreted is, the dice
are down." or as great German stu
dent has rendered it, The bones are
in the ring
The Barnes Crane-Hiiles conbin2-
ton may go as far as they ike. They
may so ahead and get their hand
picked delegates and arrange Tor their
dark horses ard MASKED r1arvels I'M
til the gong sounds, The little old
B. Moose bunch is going to rally
around the antlers again. Once more
the Flcrentine room in the Congress
hotel will echo to the roar of the Bull
Moose and once more in the Auditor
Jus hall the hosts Of Amageddon will
assemble to do battle for the Lord
and T. Roosevelt.
"You can't beet somebody with no.
body" Die, Croker used to say. That
is why Perkins is clipper. Fairbanks,
Weeks, Burton and the other white
hopes" of the Barnes-Penrose-Crane-
Smoot managers are nobody" IN the
estimation of Perkins, while I. T.
stands for somebody" He believes
the vagueness and indefiniteness Ct
the Standpat Republican campaign
will be its undoing. Already the pros
pective Southern delegates demand to
know for whom they are going to
vote. They want at least a prospect
Of winning-the jobs! No more Taft
campaigns for theirs!
The Stsndpat game has been much
weakened by the premature appear
ance of old General Prosncr;tv.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-02-23
A MATTER OF PIANOS.

a
controversy houses in this city for
one
house about to start sale employees to the me-
Of the of illustrate the
iseent Two small cuts office collection One
used in the advertisement the other taken o1 use by the
advertisers representative 1t happened that these cuts
we're piano for hat the upon
Them w SO small dephered This statement is made IN JUS
ficc to the Press and to the controversy
Imperial Valley press., 1916-02-23
An Opportunity

for young man with small amount
of money to get into business. A good
proposition. Look into it. Box 744,
Ell Centre, Cal.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-02-23
Candidates, Notice,

Bring US your kodak developing.
We give double votes on all kodak
work. BALDRIDGE DRUG CO.,
Adv. Next to Postoffice.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-02-23

DR.. Edward Metzger, Dentist,
Rooms 3 and 4, Ell Centre National
Bank building.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-02-23

Magazines ana Newspapers at
Brad's Smoke Shop, 5G4 Main ST., FL
Ccntro.-Ady.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-02-23

Choice White Rose Seed Potatoes
at 21a cents per pound. Do what you
like with them
ADV KELIY'S NURSERY.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-02-23

Eucalyptus fence posts reduced tc
12c each. A. H. Rehkopf, 2O4 South
Eighth St.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-02-23

Miss Jean Brooks, dressmaker, G57
Vine street. x26O
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-08
= sAippsd css 49,

sssts vsrs shippsd ost .ees
tons. NM "
). Il. xook and =. b. Klssr went
70 Denver laat week and purchased
: carload Of Hoistein cattle for dairy
purposes.
Frank stroud. who has bean en-
Iployed On The Castsel ranch during
the summer. left Friday night for
| his home at Hayden. Aris.
w. N. NunsmAker. Who has been
spending the holidays at home. re-
turned % Hssston. KAN. Monday.
to resume his tudiss at Hestton.
College.
Mrs. Trimble and daughter. Eva.
arrived from Pueblo last week. Mrs.
Trimbls has accepted Z position q
houssksspsr for J. N. Nunemaker
and family.
Miss Edwards. who has spent the
holiday vacation Visiting her pan
ents. in Fowler. returned Sunday ev-
ening and has resumed her duties
teaching In the East End school.
The annual husinsse meeting Of
the East Holbrook Mennonite church
was held Monday afternoon. New
Officers were elected and all other
business connected with the church
was attended to.
Bishop and Mrs. John N. Shsnk.
Of Elida. Ohio. are here Waiting with
their son J. b. shenk. and friends
In the vicinity. Services were held
at the East Holbrook church Wed
nesday evening. conducted BY him.
Albert o. Nettrourer. Of Garden
City. Kan. who has been spending
the past month In California. stop
ped off It Ia Junta last week ON
his way home. to spend . few days
visiting friends there and In Hol-
brook.
John Baumgardner. Of Louisville.
Colo. was here last Friday and
placed contract for = five room
house 70 Be built on his farm near
the East Hoibrook school house.
The contract was given 70 John
Shank. the work to be started i'm
mcdiately. l.. r. Lants has rented
the farm for the coming season. Mr..
Baumgardner rented the farm occu-
pied last season by q. G. Turner 70
Alvin Everx. Of Fairmount. - Mr..
Turner expetcs to take up his resi-
dence south Of La Junta In the near
future on . homestead.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-08
SOME MORE snosr ONES.

Mrs. Mary White. who spent the
holidays In this civ ~ the guest Of
Mrs. c. r. Kendall. returned TO her
home In Colorado Springs Monday.
NJ. and Mrs. r. J. Wood. Of Wins
low. Aris.. arrived IN this city Tuss-
day night and spent Wednesday VIII
frieatk while en- route TO Nebras4A
70 va relatives for . few weeks.
Mrs. Wood was formerly Mis- Minaie
Lens. Of this city. and had charge Of
the uptowa Office Of the Westssn Un-
Ion until her marriage 70 Nr. Weed
early 10 the summer: Mr. and Mn.
Wood will vislt n L. juntA o. theiS
retnrn trtv 70 Aslsosa.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-08

llsys. ~ I assI1h. \ NJ lssg u h d ~ y " VI
Dsvla - ~ 1hSrs1sy. IN \ " y
supsrintsndsnt ]. u. lIssnAss Il1o|
returned from e sxtou6s4 yislt
The east. Il Il 81 n. 4!
Miss Hattie yahs. u 0lrdsn On.
No. visited friends hess - ssn6ey
afternoon.
w. H. Potter. of Kansas CITY. K6a..,
entered the Sanitarium - patieot
last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Culp, ~ ~
Junta. visited 1t The ganitasium one
day last week.
Mr. Clair Boghun was IN u ~
u few days last week having solneI
dental work done.
Mr.. N. b. Elliott. OF DaaypF.
Mont. was received q . patient at
this institution Tuesday.
The ladies Of the w. c. Z. q. of
Holbrook. visitsd the sanitarium last
Thursday and gave fifty quarts Of
fruit which is appreciated BY Ill.
Rev. Emmanuel Payne. Of The Il
Junta Baptist church. gave very N
tsresting lecture Sunday afternoon q
this place. which was enjoyed By N.
Miss Cora l.osanblll. who has
been helping with the work here.
left Tuesday for Ia Junta where
she will Be employed By H. o. WI
liams.
Miss Oresnia Timbrock. who hAs
been assisting with the work In tAe
kitchen for the past month. left Tie
sanitarium last Saturday and win
work In La Junta. So
Mr.. T. b. Sturgeon. Of Loganspoft,
Ind. left the eanitarium last Friday
for Dcming. N. n. Mr. Sturgeon hes
been . patient hero for several
months and leaves host Of friends
who Join In Wishing him the beet
possible success and an early recov-
cry.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-08
Gre.s y-.r sor cAr,-.,.. CA.ssA.


A. the annual roll call and rsposl
Of the church on last Sunday. ~
treasurer's report showed that ~.
sls.ss was raised during the ysaS
with all bills paid and the ehuFch
free from debt. This amount b Z
thousend dollars more than ~
raissd II any prsvious year. *
The report ~ the pastor shewel
that ~ preaehed nineey-eovr -.
nons. gavs twsasy-ssvsn aAlreaDol
aad tyesey, 1setuseA eanausle
sishsy-twe BIN ses1y lsssoiA ga
had sighty-oae ed1llises y TIE
church. He nads 1883 pastoral
calls.
Plass aad sDeeificatlons ere un.
der way for the ealasging Of the
building and hassnsst This is es.
ssatiai Tor ~ growing interest Of
the church.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-08
MENNONITE sAx,rARuu,s.

Nias Effis 6hups 70 assistiag with
the nursing at this place.
Miss Hannah Mahnke. of L. Juata,
visited at this place during The wsek.
Misses Marsarst Todd. Anna Dee.
y aad Hila. ID conbasy wisA llr
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-08
- 49, Il<is M1 I :! : n

TAs board II 1ifse u A. a
Lyon Canal Company - = i
day Tor The Durpoas u asl r.. !
for Tie ensulne ysaf. and ~ y
action q routiae bnsinsss, @ 81 I's 81
Al ! result of The delitsfa ~ 4
the board. the following offiess6 =
selected Tor fhls ysar. 5gss' 81
Prssident q. wasburn. is .
Junta.
vies-President-w. 8. rasus,
Of Holly. 3
ssers..,y- Frank kr.,sl,i. 4 y. j.
AnimAs.
Treasurer ". 3 coopsr. x ~
Animas. s.l.:S 1.l:'
superintendent Frank Kfsy11ll
The board has taken IN hand :
system Of economy that they expsel
will give q satisfactory results 4
management . In he past ~ W
save eonsidssable nonsy. IAis ~
the idea IN mind when the offlcoe ~
secretary and supsrintsndeat 49,
combined and NJ. Krsybill sslee1
for the placs. Mr. Krsybill has eein
with the company since IL inesDlIea. !.
some twensy-ssvsn ysass asos ~
hes discharged the duues Of sspolln-
tsadsnt In ysars sons b.. and y ~
best equipped man that could hdve
been secured 70 administer boeh y.
flces. The services Of c. ". BufA6.
who has been supsrintendeat for ~
past twelve years. have been sihl-
neatly satisfactory and only for ~
sake Of enforced economy. wsre ~
services dispensed with.
A committee was appointed fron
the board 10 take up the matter y
handling the legal department a ~
company. with the idea IN view q
materially reducing the cost Of TIL
expensive branch.
A contract was let 10 r. w. Foote
for the construction Of the slphon
under Horse Greek on the line of ~
storage canal. for the sam Of -
500. B. r. Powell: eaginesr. vas
employed 10 superintend the Co.,
struction work.-l.as Animas Lad
or.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-08
s'alla.e to- Issll. Tsslay..

Miss Emus Dssn Andersoa. and
her niscs. Mis- Margaret Anderson
who we're The gussls for . few day,
dusiag ths hoIiaays Of thsf uncle
J. G. Dodda. II Falrmount. left Mon
day for eaa Frsaeisco. CALI. and
Will sail today Tor India where Mis-
Emma Deaa An1srson hes been =
miasioasry under The Unitsd Bre,h'
ern churches for ~ past thir,,
ysass.
niss uarearet An1sssoa spent sew
ssal ysars II this eltv WITH her uncle
ao1 has The bese wishes Of the entire
Reformed Prsstytsfiss cosgregation
at this Dlaee ef Which she was . val
used member. - veil - of the many
frjeals - nade outstls her church
- ~ goss - far OF IAAis TO take
- ~ aisslssasy WORK With hei
asst
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-08
Rss1lag Ilssn Isssersaia.sr.t.

ny Csopss CeIs. oas Of the cura.
ton o. ths plsl1 Musoum Of Natur.
q Hiseesy Of Ckieaoe. M. assisted
by ~ wife. Vim slvo - illustrated
talk aD1 recital - ~ History,
seeaes. PeoSIs aal yolk ksrs Of Tho
Philip0ene 1sss6s. = q ~ aaasa ~
RsalIng eoom tealoht- Saturday,
January 81. Mr. Ceoo sa1 his ~if(
have sDsal fous yoasS 4. the Phiiip'
pinea, aa1 b thal tine - has touch
- evsey 49, - shAa sesanse iif(
ssl vlalts1 oeaslv evesy district q
~ laooo1s. ouDeg1oeoa1oae Busssi
slvtses ''pea's ~ cese aad NJ
WlSo." s
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-08
llA1r 1l.st,pls.

~ nohss Il seriously ~ With a.
Il61k oe Dasumonia.
NJ Sunday. January :. 1919.
~ Nm. o. G. Tssnss. .
3 ~ Nm. 3. A. ye1se isse
~ IT uardss CITY. ~. Y
r tnols ho0s.
- :. n. rllsAss. q u Jusea.
~ vsek vtsltiag w. elsess.
"a. Dusahellss.
- Nm. J. 4. ptlies. - ~
lom CsrQ. uoeo vl1oe1oG
~ f5sa oator6ay snell
o6anesg ~ cos1oql ~
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-08
eoon - 6l9n4 ONES.

~. - M =. 4. Al0es hare :
49, 0ooos - . ~ ~ Mn. Ne
~ -. = u1fvas1 ~.
- G1ro1 In. - m CellIa1
g. - - 9oindg Wlllsy. {
oov11nq, MA ~ oGy,vo = ~
- oorlC1e ~ ~ ~ oeolhsr,
3 1l| - cn1lll i 11o1lsiseIy.
s ~ W - ths g
- M ~ mooelos d
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-08
= Hs.ar = xs~ly No..

Complimentary 70 Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Harrissa. snd Mr.. aad Nm.
Doa oAnford. WHOSE Wedding occurred
IN this city ; week ago. Mrs. II. r.
Harrison satsstaiAed very dslightful-
y q IAuFsday evening q hef hons
On Ratoa avsnss.
The guests vsss the member u
The Phi 1igna Dslta Club. ana thsir
ysung Asn frisads- The color
seAeoe. yellow and white. vas carriel
out = u decorations and also n ths
tArse cousse lucAsoa which was sesv-
- lAtsr in he sveaing. Five hun-
drsd furnishcd The entsrtninmsat.
while Mn. A. R. ReslhoFn dellshtsd
Ill b. her numerous plano sslsctioss
throughout The svsains.
Those Who enjoyed the party were
the guests Of honor. and The Misses
spaidias. Jones. Wood. White. No
vay and Corbin. and the Asssrs. Ny
Ian. Styles. Butcher. Mcvay. Hsa-
drieks and Frost. Mr.. and Mn. A. r..
Rsslhora and H. r. Harrisoa.
= 80
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-08
,lusie i,tsdly tssA.

: = - -, - =
Mnsac ftsdy Clsh.
The Il JuntA Musie Study Clut
met Monday night with Nrs. Coan
Moore q hsr homs o. South aan
Juan avsaSs. The stsdy Of ~
compositions Of 6chumanA was
carried out In. the following pro-
| gram:
Nocturne. No. 4....... le1ss Lon
he Walnut Trss. lloollisAt. i.
................ Miss Chass
olumbsr Song -. .Mrs. Edwards
Lady Bird ......... Mn. Moore
Violin solos
Tnumssi. Adosatioa .Nlss Kanaman
Aftsr the progrsn tAs hostess
carved dainty refrsshnsnts and Tie
club adjourned to meet vita Miss
Hassl Lee. January l7th. whsn they
viii take up the study Of Mendel.
sohnn.
80
assrrtse Passy.
Mrs.. q. W. Barngrover was re-
sponsible for most plsssant affair
Of the week when on Wednesday At
ternoon she entertained about forty
ladies q surprise party At her
home % San Juan avenue In honor
~ Aias Anna Halberg. who Will be
one Of L. Junta's early winter brides.
Aiss Halberg received many nice
gifts which were showered upon her
BY the gsests.
The afternoon was spent II needle
WORK and music and was also enjoy
ed. Later Mrs. Barngrover assisted
BY several Of the ladies served delici-
Ous refreshments.
Sssday sicAool nanqset.
Amoag the pleaSant affairs Of
the week vas The dinner given On
Monday eveaing By Rev. and Mrs. e.
A. Allen when they had - their
guests the officers and teachers Of
the Presbyterian Sunday school. The
dianer vas served In the pariors of
the church where they wers all seat-
ed u ths saas time. anA he sunp-
tuous meal was served h family
|sexls- -aaA -thosousAly. esiayel ~. sv-
ssy eas psessat. Aflss H. Ainusr hous
l. bssiness ssasloa vas hsld esd ths
wosk for he oeaiag year disessss1.
Now YeaF's WaerA rassy.
Mis- ellaahsth Ritter entsrtaiu-
"a . Aunbes es her frisads at New
Years watch psrty last Friday alght
at her home % Clmafsos aveaue.
After the gusaas had all asssnbled
Niss Ritter escorted thsa 70 Won
dssiy's thsatsr whsss thsy snjoysd
the show. after which thsy returned
70 Mis- Ritter's hose anA ssjoysl
games, music and refrsshmsnts until
Tie old year bad bssa ushsred out
aad The New Year ushsrsd II.
nsuna nooea Club.
The msmbers Of ehe Round Doses
Club and . few guoots voro Dloas-
satly sstsstainsd wednesday after
aoon at the home of Nm. r. G. Colt-
man % aan Juas svssse. victrole
nssle was sajoyed through The af-
tssnooa and nssdls wosk indulgsd u
later aSter which tie hestsss sseved
. deolelsus Iuneh. TIE guests vese
Mn. JeAs FlsAss. l1rA John Hare
las. Mn. q. Z. Jameson as1 Mn. =.
70. EDWARDS.
XoU N'eap'n uoaaeg.
Abest slghty nsnben Of the Re-
Termed Presbyterian ehurch sajeye1
sAe ssnuai New Yssr's diaasr IL ~
haseoeat ~ Tie chureh % New
Years day. TIE bsssmsat and oun-
1ay seAeol rooms were appe0Dslate.
~ 1seovatsl asd thses vho wese
pesssat sspsss II u - - eg ~
~ sinss svss osat n ~ eeasFs-
saaiea.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-08
Andasssa.tsiseA. a

Mn. DIE DunIap and her sister.
Mias MiAnis FriscA. resolved word
early h he wssk of ths marriage q
thslr sasess. uiss ALMA Friseh. u
Dillinea. Naat. - uf. Victor AndsF-
~. os soeux cjv. .. D.. - Dseso-
~ 35th. ~ ws1dlns took Djace
q ~ he0e q ~ bsl1e's faahse =
De1llaos, MosG The we1Aias vtll
- - special Interest 70 nany n L.
Junts. - he bsi1e IVES . rssidsat u
this city for several years aad has
May friends anoas the yousg psop,s
~ this city.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-08

A wedding which viii b Of inter
ese 70 many II this city and eapecial-
y to the residsnts Of the Fairmount
district. vas solomenised wednesday.
December 3sth. In Superior. Wis.
when Mr.. Earl Bradfield Of this city.
teek - ~ hstds Miss Stella schlsiss.
Of that city.
Mr. and Mn. Bradfleld left imme-
distely after the wedding for Ia Jun-
u. arriving here last Saturday. Mr.
Bradfisld b . prosperous youAs far.
ner In Fairmount where be hes .
rev home coaplets for his bride. snd
where they are at home to their many
ffiends.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-08
~ ssasu,a Delss.

0'eo0c8 - Uoo00y uut9buo04s ~
~ hene ef Mn. ~. 3. Andrsvs.
Piaso as1 vtclrola ausie vas ea-
jeyed for . tine an1 the hostsssss
eesvsd brick ics cream and cake and
~. TIE pIaes cards we're uaieus.
beaslng the names of the hosessses
anl TIE date Of their recent mar
rlaes. Deesnbsr sSsh.
go
Dnaae Deviu1sa 1a1sss' A..
ne Eose Divlssea a Tie Ladies'
Az oocisty q ths Chsiseian ehureh
~ Thuss1ay sstssneos NTH Nrs- C..
3. nletss. The ssaual sosetiso - o..
fSeoss vas hsld sad eshss osttsss q
inoostases ceeessnias ths vsaFs
WA vess dlseusse1. Ths sellevlag
eegSesss. we're s,selsA: PFsss1sat.
Nm. G. .. Ritter: Ne pessl1eat.
Mn. Mestss .lDssssli; seerseasy. Mn.
1. 4. vSsniag: sssasusss. Mn. G. ?.
90
ulssA1av tSuA
~ Tues1ay AftasseeN Blsthlay
C)ub ~ this veek vtth Mn. c. ~.
nDoear1uos. q ~ hsoe - Delle-
slsv aveous. Nse1le vesh W. ~
llvessDon - ~ aflePssoa 80 1aasg
M Do0Gss1ses. aaulsle1 ~ ~
loogheeg. NJ vDeesDeo. 80 Nh
p6naooo lolDloe. essve1 . tWo ss1sss
1uaoh. m. pSoa 0ooonee ~ Z
oooGe e ~ ~ e ~ 0osolne.
n.vsns S'S;Suk ca
m. y. q cH1111n Vns-nshe =
Fnonlnv ocl1nooo - - ncunog1
6 - 0oUono nnocnon Ga ~.
- - goGu11e ouIlG1D - ~ -
~ ~ llUc1s1 - ~ soooloCc1
g - ooo1111o1 ~ lo1n9 = ne1cDl
- - - ohd1-p o1gvs1 -.
:
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-08
xsw Ye0's l,lasss.
''-..'.'s. c..

~ ouoaAs1s SClnt Ass Sve1ees.
~ VIII Mn. q. h. WiAshsll. aal
s'ss'st sff'ssr sse = ! 60 ~ ~
M = y ueo6slasa ~ usaal.
neuely se-e0esoeA = pssullsas. asl
49, Nh :. = nlee = sseFesssy.
- ~ N nsil ~ s'ss's1 ~
- - - - e..eren1.s<
~ n6o = - ~ ~ o.
= = - :!
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-08

Traumsei. Adosatioe Mis- Kanaman
Aftsf the progrsn he hostess
sssved dainty refrsshnsnts and ths
caub adjourned 70 MEET With lliss
Hasel Lee. January l7th. when they
viil take up the study Of Mendel-
sohnn. 3
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-08
nsuana = - ca
80

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