La Junta tribune., 1916-09-02
LOCAL AND Personal.

this issue. Mr.. Hunter has sold
eight Studebakers in this vicinity
during the past month.
Frances Hart left this week for
Ponca, Okla. to visit her parents for
a few days. and will then go to One
onta, " Y. where she has been en-
gagged to teach elementary drawing
and manual training in the public
schools OF that city during the com
ing year
Sunday morning for ColoraGo
Springs to enjoy two weeks outing
and vacation. MIR. Wilson expects to
occupy a front seat at the fistic trag-
edy which will be pulled on in that
city on Labor Day.
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Aaron and son.
who have been spending the summer
In Manitou, passed through this city
last Sunday and spent the day as the
guests OF Miss Lucy Devine. while
en- route to their home in Leaven-
worth. Kan.
Mrs. S. c. Taylor entertained
about twenty friends at her home on
Belleyiew avenue Thursday evening
In honor OF Mrs. Belle Ketchum. OF
version OF the evening after which
lunch was served.
The Misses Jennie and Ellen Ole
son entertained al a picnic supper
Thursday evening in City Park in
honor OF their cousin. Mr.. Harry
Malm. OF Chicago. and Mrs. W Rice
and daughters. Nellie. wilma and
Grace. OF St Louis, Mo.
G. II. Winchell returned home
Saturday night from Greeley where
he attended the Grand Lodge OF
knights Of Pythlas Mr. Wincheil
was reelected grand master OF the
e1chcquer, a position that he has
held for a number OF years.
Ray Collins, who spent several
ago, and then went on to Tacoma
Wash. to visit relatives, returned TO
La Junta Saturday and spent until
Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. A
Schultz He left Monday for his
home in Van Vert. Ohio
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Sanderson,
who have been spending the past
year In this city with their daugh-
ter. Mrs Howard Goldie. were In
Colorado Springs during most OF the
week, They expect 20 leave early
gan.
The Parish Aid Society OF the
Presbyterian church viii hold their
opening meeting for the season next
Wednesday afternoon az the home OF
Mrs. n. c. InEe. SOC san Juan ave.i-
ne. The officers OF the aid will act as
hos;esses and all members are re-
quested to be present.
T. X Hershey and family left
Monday for Ohio where they expect
10 make their home, They are max
ing the trip by auto and were ac-
eompanied as far as Newton by MIR
and Mrs Ebersolc. who went to that
city to attend missionary confer
ence Of the Mennonite church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stacy Wilcox left
Monday for Denver Mrs Wilcox
has been In poor health for a num-
ber OF months and they will consult
specialist while in Denver with the
hope of improving her health, They
will probably remain In that city for
several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S Marshall and
daughter, Jean. OF La Junta. and
MIR and Mrs. J. II. Allison and fam.
fly enjoyed delicious Sunday din.
ner at the 4. ID. Allison home. How.
with the Marshall family for weeks
visit-Fowler Tribune
II. o, Van In wagen lef, Wednes,
day night for Kansas City, Mo.
where he will visit his son Harry
Van lnwagcn and wife for time and
then 40 on 20 Angora, III, 20 Visit
his daughter. Mrs clyde Watson and
family. Mr.. Van In wagcn IL IN
hopes that the lower altitude will b,
beneficial to his health.
Mr. and Mrs, A. r. Reclhorn. whc
have been spending the summer n,
Granny Colo. returned TO La Junts
last Thursday morning. and wher
school opens Mr. Reclhorn will r.
sumo his position as Instructor Ia
penmanrhip In the commercial de
partment OF our public schools.
Samuel Chutkow, who has beer
making a record at the Chicago Uni
versity during the past year almost