La Junta tribune., 1916-08-26
LA Al, AND PERSONAL.

Brunk and family.
Mrs. j. A. Burwell arrived home
for few days from Colorado Springs
where she Is spending the summer.
Chinamel varnish and stain at
cost. while II lasts, to close out. See
the La Junta Lumber Company.
Mrs. f. NJ. Jutkins and daughter,
are spending the week end visiting
with relatives In Lamar and Wiley.
c. Il. Buckley Ieit last Monday for
Pueblo to enjoy a season OF rest and
recreation at Clark's Mineral
Springs for week or more.
The Plate Club met for the first
time after the summer months with
Mrs. Farrell on Carson avenue, last
Friday afternoon.
A. Van Hee, who has been visiting
his daughters, Mrs. Jack Devine and
Mrs. c. A. Lewis. for several weeks,
left last Wednesday for his home in
St Louis. Mo.
Miss Sadie Detwiler and Miss Mil
dred Field returned home Monday
evening from few weeks vacation
which they spent at Beulah and
Colorado Springs.
Mrs Mary Mock arrived Thursday
morning from Kansas, being called
here on account OF the Illness OF her
daughter. Mrs. Clarence Mcconnell,
in Home Place.
Elmer G Davis and Francis Beach
am left last Sunday for Greeley TO
attend the grand lodge meeting OF
the knights Of Pythss as delegates
from the local lodge
Miss Gladys Dobyma. who for
some time has been the guest OF the
Misses Mona and Alberta Rife, re
turned TO her home In Mareeline,
Kan, Wednesday evening
Mr. and Mrs Frank Meyers, of
Clovis. y. NJ, arrived in La Junta
Thursday night. having been sum
moned here on account of the death
OF Mrs. Alvin Battey. arrs. Meyers
and Mrs Battey are cousins.
Almeron Barr. of Colorado
Springs. arrived in town last We'd
nesday for a brief visit with his
mother. Mrs. ]. W. Mcneil Mr.. Barr
Is employed in the business office of
the Colorado Springs Telegraph
The funeral OF ISABEL Geques,
Mexican woman OF seventy years OF
age. was held from the family resi-
dence on Third street in West La
Junia last Sunday afternoon. The
remains were Inferred in Fsiryiew
cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Wagner re-
turned home Tuesday night from
short VISIT 10 Colorado Springs and
Manitou. not finding the weather
conducive to enjoying a vacation. as
perfect days were mostly conspic-
uons by their absence.
After a period OF several months
illness. the eight month old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Teter died last Sat
urday. The funeral was held Sun
day from the residence seven miles
west Of la Junta. The remains were
inferred In Fairview cemetery.
G. II. wincheIl and A. u. Wallis
left las, Monday OH No IL for Gree
ley to attend the grand lodge meet
Ing OF the knights OF Pythias. Mr..
Winchell Is treasurer of the grand
lodge. and has been for a number OF
years. Mr.. Wallis is also grand
lodge official.
c. S. Cuip. OF Rocky Ford. who Is
republican candidate for the nom
ination for state senator In the re-
publican primaries. was u La Junta
visitor last "Wednesday and put In the
day greeting and mixing with the re-
publican prospects In this particular
section of the senatorial district
MIR. and Mrs, Henry Hetsel. OF Wa
verly. Kan, who have been spending
the summer In La Jun,a and making
their home at the residence of X. C.
lnge on San Juan avenue. left last
Wednesday morning for Colorado
Springs and Denver for brief So
jorun before returning to the land
Of their nativity.
A. II. H. Baxter will leave Sunday
for Kansas City as u delegate from
Fitzpatrick Post. G. A. r.. to attend
the national encampment Of the
Grand Army OF the Republic. lie Will
be accompanied on his trip by his
daughter. Mrs. Ollie Fertig. who Il
president OF the local order OF the
Daughters OF Veterans.
Mrs A. 8. Marshall and Mrs. y. G.
woodbridge entertained their fami.
lies and the following guests NJ =
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