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La Junta tribune., 1917-07-26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Get our fly nets at the La Junta
Hardware Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mireau spent
Monday In Pueblo.
Bargains In Inian novelties at
the Vogue Drug Store.
Father Dilly left Tuesday for q
few days visit in Manitou.
Lawn mowers at the old price At
the La Junta Hardware Company.
Mrs r. d. Bryan left last satur-
day for q weeks visit with relatives
and friends In Denver.
See our oil stoves before you buy.
At the La Junta Hardware Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Landon. Of
Higbee. are the parents Of . baby
girl. born Monday. July 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Oberiins and chill
dren were guests Of Mr., Ray Hutsel
At his Fowler ranch homo Monday
and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. d. Wood and Mrs.
q. X. Wood and children left Sun
day morning for . months visit In
Greenwood. Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Todd, Of Kan.
sas City. Mo-. were In La Junta
Monday and Tuesday visiting friends
and attending 10 business.
Mrs.. n. r. Nccauley and dsush.
ter. Ruth McCauiey. left Saturday
for Colorado Springs. where they
h9e taken . cottage for the sam.
mer.
Mrs. l.. d. Cain moved this week
into the Ford property on the corner
Of Ration svesue and East Tbird
street. recently purchased BY Mrs.
J. r. Prinster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Cook and Nr
George Cook went 10 Pueblo sundfs
where the first named was operated
on for sppsndicitis on Monday mern'
ling at the c. r. 4 !. Hospital b,
DR.. Royal n. Finasy.
Mss J. n. Lyasss ~ daushtsrs
Nissss Adsiiss and Dorothy Lyneas
I 1spsat few days IN Dsavsr last week
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La Junta tribune., 1917-07-26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Fresh box candy at Coltman's
Pharmacy.
]. T, Updike transacted business
in Pueblo last Monday.
Ask about canned heat at the La
Junta Hardware Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Milliken and
Mrs. Charles Snyder motored to Pu-
eblo last Thursday.
Get your Mason fruit jars. rubbers
and cherry pitters at the La Junta
Hardware Company.
Misses Sophia Ruegg and Lucy
Devine enjoyed a week end visit at
Colorado Springs, returning home
Monday night.
G. II. Willis commenced shipping
cantaloupes from Rocky Ford August
3, 1897. being the first shipper Of
the season-as usual.
Mrs. James Mullins and daughter,
Gertrude. motored from Las Animas
Sunday and spent the day with Mrs
Mullins sister. Mrs. Claude Mays.
Miss Velma Harrison has accept
ed a position as stenographer in the
office OF the mechanical superin-
tendent OF the Santa Fe. Mr.. j. II.
Sexton.
Let us furnish you with milk cans.
buckets, cooling cans, churns.
strainers, and everything else in the
dairy line that you need.-La Junta
Hardware Company.
Mrs. Kate Coyle and daughters,
Katherine and Annie, left for Colo
RADIO Springs Friday evening. On her
return trip Mrs. Coyle will spend a
few days in Pueblo.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Brown journeyed
to Pueblo last Sunday by the jitney
route. and visited their son, Glen
Brown, who is one OF the members
OF Company c. now in camp at
Camp Gunter.
Dr. p. II. Linville, OF Edna. Mo,
is expected to arrive in La Junta
next Wednesday for a short visit
with Mrs Linville. who Is spending
the summer with her mother. Mrs.
| S, c. Foxworthy.
S. H. Miller. our North La Junta
weather observer, traded his Ford
jitney one day last week for 1917
model Chevrolet, and is now setting
a merry pace for our suburban
motor enthusiasts. He is a real
motor car enthusiast these days.
Mr.. and Mrs. william f. Huston.
of Kansas City, Mo, arrived Satur-
day and are now the guests OF Mrs.
Huston's brother, Mr.. S. II. Millikan,
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Huston
were accompanied by Mrs. NJ. n.
Hills, who has been visiting rela-
tiyes in Kansas City.
MI. and Mrs. Dan Newman, OF
Dodge City. Kan. who have been
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. J..
Hood since last Saturday. will re-
turn home on No. 8 this morning.
Mrs. Newman is a sister OF Mr.. Hood.
Mr.. Newman is in the employ OF the
Santa Fc at Dodge City as a locomo-
tive carpenter.
n. s. Gross. OF Abilene. Kan. one
Of the gentlemsnly young men con-
nected with the chautauqua Of last
week. severed his connection with
that Institution at the close OF the
engagement In this city. and left for
Fort Riley. where he has secured =
lucrative situation with one OF the
numerous business enterprises that
are being launched In that fmme-
diAte vicinity.
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-26
MRS. FRED B. MASON, Edito,
A..oa.eene., Party


The lovliest function Of the sum
mer was enjoyed At the home OF Mrs.
S. r. Mendelson last evening when
she entertained about one hundred
and twenty-five guests at an elab-
crate garden party. The spacious re-
ception hall was charmingly adorned
with Japanese baskets and jarden-
ieres filled with clusters OF sweet
peas. The yard was gloriously brill
liant, dotted with many colored elec-
tric lights, while garden flowers, in
full blossom, formed the decorations.
The love story Of old was most
charmingly told to the guests as they
approached the broad veranda. from
the ceiling Of which was suspended
a large cupid. and attached were
! two paper hearts flutterinS in the
evening breeze. On these hearts were
the names OF Mildred Mendelson and
Max J. Berg. whose marriage is an
nounced to take place the latter part
OF August.
The bride-to-be was first in the re-
ceiviug line and was radiantly attract
tive In q rolay blue evening gown with
q corsage bouquet Of American beauty
roses. Beside Miss Mendelson were
Mrs. S. r. Mendelson, Mrs. d. NJ.
Zolla, OF Chicago, Mrs. N. X. Men
delson and daughter, and Miss Ger
uude Mendelson. of Ration, n. NJ.
relatives Of the bride-to-be.
Following the happy greetings the
guests were served punch from one
Of the artistically improvised booths
on the veranda. In the other booth,
a fortune teller was seated, who
whispered into the ear OF the listen
or sweet messages Of future Joy and
prosperity.
Miss Mildred Mendelson Is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. X. Men
delson of this city, and was born
and reared in La Junta, where she
has been a leader In musical. social
and educational circles. Miss Men
delson was graduated from the local
high school. having made the four
years course In three years. After
her graduation she spent two years
In Germany In study, returning to
this country and continuing her ed
ucation by travel which WAS followed
by a course in the State University
of Wisconsin in Madison. where she
met her fiance. Mr.. Max J. Bers-a
most happy ending TO her girlhood
Joys. Mr.. BERG enlisted early In the
present world conflict and Is now sta
toned at the Officers Training Camp
at Fort Sheridan. where he expects
10 receive his commission at the
close Of the present month.
Those who assisted the hostess on
this happy occasion were Mesdames
Z. G. woodbridge. Frank Harrison.
II. W. Wagner. f. Gard EDWARDS.
Forest Mayhem. w. II. Bragg. J. T.
updike. X. ID. McChhtoeh' ""eoH
A. Hart, Ralph Johnston. J. IL.
Rapp, Ira Hall. J. N. Lamb G. W.
Winterburn. J. A. armstrong, W. S.
Morrison, J. W. Fisher, C. +. Ken
dali, G. II. winchell. +. T. Lewis
b. A. Smith. Harry Allen. @. W. MIL
,iken. John Marquardt. Buechner.
Ella Light. and Misses Lottie and
Minnie VIII. Clsrice Cook. Emily
Rogers. Hester Robinson. Mary Hob
iuson and Irene Jones.
A two course luncheon Vas served
on small tables on the lawn around
which the gay throns was assem- :
bled.
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-26
ST. PATRICK's CHURCH
Felix Dilly, Pastor

Order of services during the sum
mer season:
o'clock, a. m. Low Mass and In
struction.
o'clock a. m. Low Mass and In
struction.
1880 o'clock, p. m. Rosary and
Benediction Of the Most Blessed Sac
rament.
On week days, Mass at O'Clock
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-26
ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL
Rev. ID. Howard Dow, Rector

Services next Sunday morning at
Z. and 10 o'clock.
Church school at 3 O'Clock.
No evening service.
These are the last services for the
summer and will be held in the rec
tory.
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-26
ChlDAra's Party

Mn. B. II. Ellis entertained eight
Of the neishborhood playnasss Of
her little son. Lloyd. on the oeee'
ssos Of his eighth birthday ssssves-
sary last Saturday afternoon. Ths
color scheme Of pink sad white was
carried out IN the decorations and
rrfreshnents. The birthday CAKE
vss decorated with eight p!sk cse'
dies.
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-26
hioHf. WHIA 81.
Mireau.White

Mr.. J. Mireau and Miss Georgia
White, both Of this city, were mar
ried in Pueblo Wednesday evening,
July 18th, the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. Gray, pastor OF the
Presbyterian church OF the latter
place, and being attended by Mr..
Tyson Woodruff and Miss Gladys
Wood. both OF this city. The
bridal couple came to La Junta the
same evening. and will make their
permanent abiding place in this city
The bride is a daughter OF G. w.
White, an old time resident Of this
city, but now Of Dodge City, Kan,
and has spent the greater portion Of
her life In La Junta. During recent
years Miss White has been In the
employ Of the Mayhem House Fur
nishins Company as bookkeeper.
Mr.. Mireau has for some time past
been in the employ OF the Santa Fe
as chief clerk to Trainmaster Mac
Kie. Both are popular members Of
the younger social set in La Junta,
and have the best wishes OF a host
OF friends for an abundant measure
Of happiness and prosperity.
AAA
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-26
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY

Christian Science services are held
in Harmony Hail every Sunday
morning At IL O'Clock and every
Wednesday evening at 7:l6 O'Clock.
The public IL cordially invited to at
tend. Sunday school 10 held at 10
.. m.
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-26
Dinner Party

Mrs. Harry Bourne. OF Eureka,
Utah. and Mrs. Gus Harrison. OF
Tulsa, Okla. shared the honors at
an attractive dinner party given by
Mrs. George Little at her home. ia
Colorado avenue. last Friday even
ing.
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-26
king-Buckley

A quiet wedding. which will be of
interest 10 many in this city. was
solemnized In Lamar last Saturday
afternoon at O'Clock, when Mr..
Scott b. King. OF La Junta, and Miss
Marie Buckley. OF Lamar, were unit
ed in the holy bonds OF matrimony by
Father Bastien. OF the Catholic
church, in the presence Of a few in
Innate friends OF the contracting
parties.
The bride has been for the past
four years employed as a teacher in
the schools OF this city. and has
made many friends during her stay
in La Junta.
The groom is chief bonus clerk for
the Santa Fe at this point. and has
resided in this city for five years.
during which time he has made a
host OF friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. King will be at home
TO their friends at 705 Carson ave-
nue., after September lst.
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-26
In Boess - soldise Doy

Mr.. J. Q. Fivash entertained At
Ala,sr last Tuesday evening for her
>sstAsr. Lieutenant II. o. Eidss..
also his lady friend. Miss Pearl
Rooks.ooi. and his mother. Mrs. J.
D. EjdsY. Lsutenant Elder wss
dovs from Camp 0unter several
Aays tAis week recruiting for the
sseo,d Rsginsat which 10 now To-
estsl there.
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-26
an NsAsav Daas~

Mr.. O. A. WhitshsaA sstsftai.sd
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The Holt County sentinel., 1917-06-22
Benton and blair.

MIR. and Mrs. A. c. Hickman
spent Sunday with relatives In Mound
City.
Several from here are attending
the meetings, which are being held in
Mound City.
Mrs. Jas. Quick and daughter,
Miss Grace, were Forest City visi-
tors, Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Dave Shaffer are
enjoying visit from their son, OF
Red Oak, Iowa.
MIR. and Mrs. Virgil Swain and
family visited over Sunday with rcla-
tives, near Oregon.
MIR. and Mrs. Jas. Bishop, of
Mound City, visited Sunday with rel
atives in this vicinity. -.
MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Minshnll
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. W.
X. Swope, OF the Blair district.
Mrs. Harry Tucker returned to
her home, Sunday, after visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Quinn Quick and
family.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Propes, OF
Mound City, visited Sunday afternoon
with Mrs. Prope's sister, Mrs. Ira
Hicks.
r.. l.. Cason and daughters at
tended the funeral of Jas. Killion
which was held at Mound City, Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Web Carder, of the
Blair district, spent Sunday with Mrs
Carder's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Cason.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gentry. OF
the Blair district, and Mrs. Walter
..o.th 81 Mnnnl ritu snani
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-06-22
kafir Corn and Sorghum Make
Good Silagc.

Corn Is recognized a. the hest crop
for silagc, but for conditions where
kafir corn or sorghum is better suited
these crops can be used with good re-
suits. In quality of silage kafir, fol-
lowed by sorghum, ranks next to corn
according to G.. II. Eckles, of the Uni
versity of Missouri College Of Agri-
culture. The yield of silagc by these
crops is usually equal to, or greater
than, that from corn. The stage OF
cutting sorghum and kafir for silage
Is of especial Importance In making
good silage. These crops should be
practically mature, that is the SEED
should be hard. II they are cut toe
early the silage is quite sour. II the
crops should get frosted before they
are cut they should be cut at once
and nut into the silO. II they become
too dry before cutting sufficient wa
ter must be added so that the silag'
packs well.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-06-22
A Close Call.

Lcvi Foster, In charge Of the Stan.
dard Oil business ut this place. had n
lose call. Monday Of this week, tina,
he will likely remember for some
ti",e. He was out on his regular
rounds. on his way TO New Point, and
vas In the act Of crossing the earth
approach 20 the Terry bridge, near
the Hester farm, In Hickory town.
shin. and just before going on tho
bridge, the earth began 10 slide. and
IN u moments time Lewis auto tank
truck began 10 go with the sliding
earth, and II looked ~ II he and tho
truck were fatcd 20 go below some
Is or 20 feet. He saved himself by
Jumping from his seat. while III,
truck kept on going down. hut some
wire that had been stretched 10 heir
hold the bank was the means Of say.
ing the truck. rs Il caught on these
wires and held IL from ovcrturning
which undoubtedly would have ruined
his truck.
He was there all alone and what q
40 was tho puzzle. but in short tim,
parties returning from delivering
hogs came along, and they got busy
and in due time had the truck righted
and Levi got back To town. and OF
Tuesday morning he was out On hi,
regular rounds again.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-06-22
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The Holt County sentinel., 1917-06-22
County School Notes.

The following is the list of the text
books as adopted by the Text Book
Commission for use in the schools Of
Holt county for the next five years:
Readers-Beacon Series, 1-3; Scar
son Martin, AS; Young & Field, Is;
Riverside, is.
Wri,ing-Steadman System.
Arithmetic-Bailey & Germann, lst
grade; Wentworth-Smith, Primary,
| Elementary; Wentworth. Smith. Com
pletc; Farm Accounts. eth grade sup
Elementary; Rural Arithmetic, sth
grade supplementary.
Language and Grammar--livc
language Lessons, Books I, 2, 3.
Reed 4 Kellogg Higher Lessons. sth
grade supplementary.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Around
the World, I'd and ith grades; Brig
ham & McFaranc Elementary; Brig
ham and Mcfarlanc, Advanced. At
the close Of the war n supplement is
to he written and added TO this geog-
raphy free of extra charge.
Physiology - Woods Hutchinson.
Child's Day; Community Hygiene;
Hand Book Of Health. Conn's One
Book Course. supplementary.
llistory-Mowry's First Steps in
he History Of Our Country. 9th
grade; Woodburn & Moran. lntroduc.
ion to American History, 9Th grade,
Woodbum & Moran. Elementary
American History and Government.
Civics-Readcr's Civil Government,
and History Of Missouri, combined,
1917.
Agriculturc-Cehre Productive Ag.
riculturc.
Speller-Hunt's Progressive.
Drawing--Practical Drawing.
| Dictionaries - Wcbstcr's Shorter
school Dictionaries; Wcbstcr's Inter.
Mediate and Wcbstcr's Secondary
School Dictionary.
Domestic Sciencc--Morris House
hold Science and Arts; Sewing Tab
lots. Industrial Work for boys.
| Music-Song Reader by Mci.augh
lin q Gilchrift.
Supplementary Readers for NJ
grades. Flanagan q Co.
Little Classic Series, Flanagan 4
lCo.
Classic Series. - Titles, Flanagan
Il co.
We added the Supplementary Read
ing. ~ by making this adoption ",
were enabled 10 get u discount Of q
per cent on these books for the coun
I.y.
Several school districts are maxim,
arrangements this summer to improv
'hoir heating plants for next winter
This * certainly move in the RICH
direction. understand that Sum
mi, Is planning 10 make an cScava
lion under the building and put In
furnace. This Is by far the mos
ideal way Of heating the school room
When making the excavation. plan 70
good. big room under the building
(which can be used for various pun
poses.
Il ALBERTA GREEN MURPHY,
County Superintendent
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-06-22
Names Of Some Of the Leading Fami-
lies of Holt County.

Names of some of the leading fam
lilies, who have recently purchased one
of the old reliable Straube Player.
Pianos, from Elmer b, Keenan,, who
expects to be among the people of
this vicinity with a large auto truck
for the purpose Of delivering and
this section of the country for demon.
stration:
Mr.. W. A. Sharp, Farmers & Mcr-
chants Bank, Craig.
Mr.. Arch Sharp, retired farmer,
Craig.
Mr.. Dill Sharp, farmer, northern
part Of Holt county.
Judge Randall.
Mr.. n. u. Lawrence, prominent
farmer. this county.
Mr.. Ed Lawrence.
Mr.. Fred Lawrence.
Mr.. Clarence Lawrence; making
four in the Lawrence family.
Mr.. John German.
Mr.. I'd Thurman, farmer, Craig.
Mr.. Geo. W. Gaskill. Sr.
Mr.. Geo. Gaskill. Jr.. farmer, Craig.
Frank Gaskill. retired farmer.
Mound City-three Straube Piano
Players in the Gaskill family.
Mr.. T.. j. McCown. farmer. Craig.
Mr.. {. u. Bostwick, farmer, Craig.
Mrs. Maggie Stouffer, farmer.
Mr.. Dave Currie. farmer. Corning.
J. VI. Mann. farmer. Mound City.
Mr.. VI. II. kruse. farmer, Craig.
John w. Krusc. farmer, Craig.
Fred kruse, farmer. Craig.
.JnbnnN mao fnrpa.Y fra.. Tks.
makes four Straube Piano Players in
the krusc family.
l. ;: bankers, merchant. Corning.
J. W. Mechanics, farmer. Craig.
T.. J.. Gaffney, farmer. Craig.
Schuyler Mears, farmer. Corning.
Andy liacr. farmer, Craig.
7. $. Brownfield, grain dealer
Craig.
Everett True. farmer. Craig.
Tom Strickler. farmer Craig.
Mrs. ". MuSch, farmer. Craig.
And many others. who IL YOU cal
them up, will be- glad 10 rccommcn,
the Strnubc Player Piano. The reason
the Straubc rinno factory did no'
| open piano store IN Oregon. n al
vcrtiscd In the spring. was bccau.
they were unable to secure "a room
suitable for the business. hut thoiI
representative, Mr.. Elmer u. Keenan,
IL here with large piano truck, an,
viii call on YOU in person. NJ
Keenan, has sold pianos throughou
Holt county for the last twenty year,
and Is recommended very highly l.,
all who know him for his square deal
ing and honorable methods Of ioin,
business,
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-06-22
At the Grave.

Jerry Davis, an old and highly re-
spected citizen Of Maitland, died at
his home in that city, on Saturday
last, June 10, 1917, and was laid "a
rest at Graham, Tuesday of this week
the funeral being conducted from the
Maitland Presbyterian church, by the
pastor, the burial being ut Graham
He Is survived by the widow, two
sons and two daughters. He had beer
2 resident Of the county for forty
years, but for the past several Year,
had been residing In Maitland.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-06-22

For Sale-lmproved 120-acre
farm, known as the old Cummings
place, 6 miles northeast Of Oregon,
Mo. Price, SIS per acre. Perfect alb
stract title. 5000 cash will handle.
Present loan on farm, $4,000. 8 per
cent straight. I years to run. For
particulars, write, H. ECCLES.
Eldon, No.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-06-22
birthday Surprisc,

A very happy affair took place at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Profit, in Oregon. Sunday, June H..
While everything was quiet, and Mrs.
Profit was fixing the SUNDAY noon
day meal, up came large
crowd Of her children, other
relatives and friends. with we'll
filled baskets of many good things to
eat. All came to enjoy the double
birthday of Mrs. Profit and son,
Dewey. On Mrs. Profits b. thday,
10 years aoo, she was given very
precious gift, when she was given Mr..
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-06-22
Attention, C0mradesi

Members of Meyer Post will be the
guests Of their comrade, Daniel Kun
kel, ST., at bis home on Saturday,
June 80, at g o'clock p. m. All MEM
beers are urged to be present.
G. w. CUMMINS,
F. s. MORGAN, Commander.
Adjutant.