La Junta tribune., 1917-06-14
SOME MORE SHORT ONES.

Charles Spalding visited friends
In Colorado Springs last week.
The regular meeting of the Sum-
shine Society was held yesterday af-
ternoon with Mrs. HoSs.
Miss Florence Hill left Saturday
night for Cheyenne. wyo.. where
she will spend several weekse visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Verne Dodd.
Lieutenant Redmond. who has
charge OF the soldiers whe are guard
ing the bridges around La Junta. is
located for the summer At 3O1 Cim-
arron avenue.
Miss Marguerite Helm. who has
been teaching school In Collar. Iowa,
has returned to La Junta to spend
the summer with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles F. Helm.
J. f. Copeland. chief train dis
patcher at this point for the Santa
Fe. will leave next Saturday, accom-
panied by his wife. for Fresno. Calf.
TO attend the annual meeting OF the
Train Dispatcher Association.
Bring your children to the Sher-
man House. where DR.. X. c. Sapero,
the we'll known eye. ear, nose and
throat specialist. will examine their
eyes and yours. free for one day
Thursday, June 2Sth.
Al Leroy's feed corrail next Sat
urday Lloyd Thomas will sell fifty
head OF dairy cows at auction. The
shipnent includes twenty-five head
Of hsifers. twenty-four steers. and
fifteen head Of Holstein calves.
Mrs. H. w. Potter. who has been
spending the winter In Joplin. No..
returned home this week for . short
visit with her sisters. Mrs. J. W.
Fisher and Mrs. Gertrude Kintner.
leaving later for Colorado Springs
to spend the summer.
All the members OF the Red Cross
Association who are dressed In
white and wear the insignia Of the
red cross. will be given reserved
seats At the Elks' Flag Day exer-
cIses At the Opera House Thursday
night. All who expect TO do 80 will
please notify Mrs. J. N. Lamb as
soon ~ possible.
DR.. r. II. Acheson Of Pittsburg,
Pa. en- route from Los Angeles.
spent Friday In the city the guest Of
his sisters-in-law. Mrs. Dodds and
Miss Clara Hill. DR.. Acheson was
formerly pastor Of the Reformed
Presbyterian church in Denver and
was on his way to attend the Synod
which 10 now is session In Sterling.
Kan.
Henry Bomgardner. who has been
visiting his parents during his three
weeks furiouGh. left yesterday
morning st : O'Clock for New York
City. from which psint he will 20
to Newport. II. l.. to join the train
Ing camp OF the navy. Young Bonn
grdncr Ia now . seaman Of the first
class and may be called into active
service on June goth.
II. C. Denny. Of Cripple Creek. .
son Of J. c. Denny. founder OF the
Tribune. and also first mayor Of La
Junta. was In town for . few hours
yesterday morning while on his way
home from = trip TO Arizona. Mr..
Denny is president Of the Black.
mer Furniture and Carpet Company.
one o. the largest institutions Of
that character In the Cripple Creek
district.
DR.. Charles Robins. who recently
graduated from Rush Medical Col
lege. in Chicago. arrived in Rocky
Ford last week 10 visit his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Robins. Or. Rob
ins expects 10 leave IN . few days
for Cincinnati. Ohio. 10 engage In
inferno work during the next year.
Dr. Robins h . graduate Of the La
Junta high school IN the class Of
1903. and II well known In this city
Gideon q. Dodds. who has been
teaching IN tho State Universty Of
Missouri. arrived home last satur-
day. Mr.. Dodds made the trip on
his motor cycle and will spend the
first part Of the summer with his
psreats. Mr.. and Mrs. J. g. Dodds.
Of the Fairmount country. after
whieh ~ viii tsach n he state uni-
vsrsity summss school wtleh b hid
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