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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-11-08

Uncle Sam and Hoover do rot want
your jelly and jam. When slick
looking food inspector" comes along
offering to contiscate them all above
a certain amount, call the dog or get
the shotgun into action and do your
duty He's thief.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1917-11-08

Before becoming indignant at the
might riders who took Bigelow
away from his appointment to make
a pacifist talk, wouldn't it be better
to expend some of that indignation
upon government which permits
such ridiculous individuals as paci-
fists of Bigelow's ilk the opportunity
to occupy the public eye to the extent
that necessitates their summary
squelching? 1t the authorities had
adequately dealt with Bigelow there
would have been no need for the nigh,
riders to violate the law.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-15
ISE RECOGEN ARMAS Y MUNICIO
RES DE ALEMANIA

E. jefe de policia Lancaster. ha
recibido instruction del Procurafor
General Gregory para que proceda 2
recoger todas las armas, municlones
Y otros a~rticulos de guerra que hay
en- poder de los aliadoS o simpatIza-
dores de Alemania. Sc publicara una
%noticia de eSta disposition en- todos
los sitios publicoS para que las per-
SonaS 4 QuieneS afecta hagan entire
ga de lis y municioneS que
rengan. en- las oficinas de Ia policia
donde ~quedaran depositaaoS, en- e.
concepto que de 10 hacerlo. dentro
de las Siguientes ~ horaS del aviSo
Sc les Sujetara q IN arresto sumario
y Sc decomiSaran dichoS m~ateriales
de guerra.
La acc6n De- Procurador General
est4 basada en- "a proclama del Pre-
sidente Wilson. Los articulos que los
enemigos de los Estados Unidos ne
pueden tener en- 81 poder estan e.
numeradGs en- las i~nstrucciones dadas
a Il p2icia-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-15
Noticias de Ia Ciudad
CONCERTO PARA HOY EN- Ell
PARQUE BRECKENRIDGE.

Est tarde Ia Banda Municipal de
San Antonio, dara una audici6n en-
el Parque Breckenridge, comenZan-
do a las $50. William Smith direc-
tor de Ia Corporation, ha arreglado
e. pcograma. creyendo que sera del
aErado lie los amantes del bello a-te
V como numer0s ~especialcs en- el ha
hecho f:gurar al2unos encomendados
q Madame Alicia Petitelere QQien ha
~consentiGo on ..antar algunaS COM
p~osiciones p~atri0ticas.
Entire las pleas S~eleccionadas fl
guran: La Bohemia. Overture de
Walfc. "ViZconano A~pasionado. Walls
de J. Rosas. Una selection de il Hi,
ia del Regimiento de D~onizZetti. FL
intermeZzo. Las sOmbras de Ia no.
che" de NJ. Franklin. Ia Serenata es-
pamela ANITA" dc !. s. Sa!len. Los
aires de "a Opera Comica "Ermi-
MO" de Jakohowski" Canto de Cue
IRA Les V]oluntarios" de Hector
Goriux Y The Star Spangled Ban
ner."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-15
sOCIEDAD SWEDENBORClANA.

=! prog ana - 'os asuntos cue
Se~%r t-acaGoS en- las reun!oHeS noe
n-~os d" cs:a Sociedad. esta"lecida
- 81 nGmego lTg2 ". Comeree s.
8 G! siguien:e. para T. sema0@ que
,om.e~2a hoy.
Domingo i5.-Las Sagradas Escri-
-uras eSg;.n escr;tas segin II Ley dc
Corresnordcn as. cue es ia re.aci0n
che cy;s-e entire las coslS natar2!es
* ras eSpiritua!es.
LINES If.-El hombrc cs IN es-
nfr;., reay,.iJo con IN cuerpo De
su5s,arctas r.ceriales.
Uar,es i-.-Al morir e hombcr 0
las.rvi~se ru currDn de S~uDSrlnclaS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-15
=. z. CAMERON HERIDO DE UN
BALAZO.

! T. ". Cameron fue "onducido aver
4 las 1885 n Green Memorial Hos
p:tll g~avemente herido de Ut bola-
70 en- e vientrc. e. hecho ocurr'6 en-
su propia casa. Avenida Panama l0l
y s. muicr fue arrestada en- coneXion
con 81 inc!dente. Una a~cusaci6n de
asa.to asesinato fue ~presentado por
Ia tarde ante el JueZ Campbell. La
bala que hiri6 I Cameron era de una
~pistola cllibre So. entr0 Ror e. es:6-
mayo y sali6 por Ia espalda hacia ell
lado ozquierdo. Las condolences del
herido son muy graves.
la senorl Cameron fue conslgnada
q las autoridades del Condado POGO
despues De que fut ~presentada con-
ira ella unaa cusaciGn en- Ia Corte
de JuSticia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-15
AVlSO A LOS ALIADOS o SlMPA
TlZADORES DE ALEMANIA.

J,hn l.. Dibr-ll, D,putado Mars
hal tc los Estados Unido>, ha recibi-
do copias de Ia declaration T. "
Gregory en- Ia cual los simpatiz2do-
res de .AlemamiI son adver;idos dc
que deben "ohedeceE IA ley culdan-
dose dc haDiar eH los a~ctua!cS mo-
mentos."
Esta declaration ha sido pub!icada
por Mr.. D.brell en- todos los sitios
mas frecuentados de IN ciud"d y d.
&c 10 siguiente:
".AviSo L ,os aliados de .Aleman!a
en- los Es,ados Unido.:
la sigui=nte declaration ha sido
recibida del Hon T. ". Gregory, Pro
curador General de los Estados Uni
dos er Washington. D. {.
"Querido senior: De listed Ia mayor
publicMad 4 IA slguiente declara-
ci6n:
"Ningun aliado de Alcmania en- es-
q pa, quicn no este complicado en-
conspi~acioncs contra ios intereSes de
los EsvIdos UnidoS. dcbc temor min
guna acci0n por parte del Dcparta-
men,o de Jus:icia, en- cuanto obser-
VIZ 10 Sig~uiente; "obedieneia a la
ley y ~discresion.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-15
LA CORCNAClON DE LA RElNA
DE LAS FIESTAN Sc LLEVARA
A LA PELICULA CINEMA
GRAEICA.

1-no n1hlica coronation de Ia Rel
p, ia las Fiestas con toda Ia POM
p, = ~asnlenGidez de Ia r~ealeza, rivali-
rorao ron +odos lbs ac-os de esta
cIase celebrates antes en- San Anto-
,io fna arreglada para ~anteaver.
Fla c~oronaci6n sera una exact CO.
=, 10 II ora 60 calebrara en 81 Ma
49,. m,ra o~soar.rio ,a,.; +rosIada.lo
-. bar,,osos nronicda-
-. g. A.ton;, nora ono ma 3e
Tonrm5ias IA naTcra,s mas GRAN
H.. AL nnnIo nnodo renroJucirlo.
T,,I,s los da,aIIes Theron arregla-
l.. ,o.o ,rra.vcr II Reipa Y su
C.,,a Ia Norirosas ms duouesas de
~ IL, ,rahl,. d nr;mar ministro
.|I. /, Carta ton,r5r nor-c on n
~ .,,j.o oua
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-15
Ell CANCER AUMENTA los HO'
RROKES RE LA GUERRA

Paris, Ahril de 19l7.-Ocupa Seria
nente la ~atenclGn de los principales
hombres de ciencia Y specialists
mGdicos de Francia e ~lnglaterra Ia
alarmante propagation del cancer y
otros males graves debida de modo
directo o indirecto 4 "a guerra.
FL Dr.. Teodoro Tuffier, famoso es-
pecialista que Sc ha distinguish er Ell
tratamiento del cancer, We n de las
p%rncipales causas de esq diffusion
.aterradora en- IA depression de amino
producida por Ell dolor y ia affection
en- los familiares de los muertos en-
Z! Dr.. Ernesto Gaucher, catedrati-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-15
DOS JOVEEES
ARRESTADOS.

Dos jovenes, y r~eserv:sta re ma
rina Y el otro de SaE Antonio. am
hos De oricen aleman, iueron arrca-
,ados aver en- IL Mariana. E,ngunos
car.s-~ females t s. hicier'n Sc
GUN Robert I. Barnes, jefe De Il Off
Gina Je Investigation. pe:o 81 det@n-
ci6n eSta de conformidad con "a pro-
clama de guerra del Presidente VII
son. FL joven de esta ciudad fue
arrestado por el agente especial
Needham a las 1885 p. n. y e. re-
.servista : las $3.50. De este ultimo Sc
dice u solo tiene dos meses en- San
Antonio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-15
LOS NEGROS Harlan MANANA
UNA DEMOSTRAClON DE
LEALTAD.

Tn mitin de negros RESIDENCES en-
San Antonio, Ia sido c~onvocado con
- objeto de hacer una dcmcs,racion
de !ealtad a. Presidente Wilson e.
proximo lunes en- Ia noche. y Sc ce-
.ebr.ra IN 81 Benevolent Hall. ll5
de Ia Gale \. Center. FL llamamien-
TO ha s:do tornado por e! Dr.. J.. G..
!Selby, 4. PARRISH Jr., Douglas Pa
irish. Ed Cook. D.. &. J. Starnes,
D. ". Tuck. +. Thompson, w. f..
Aamc y William Logwood Jr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-15
MUERE UNA MEXICANA EN- FL
EN- Ell HOSPITAL.

Rita M1ndez dc 30 amos j" cl"d'
qa,iva DE- San Laos Potosi que hahla
rcsM;do por > amos en- San Antonio,
mur:6 aatenoche en- an Hospital de
i. ,ocalidad. lie sobrevlve 81 marid"
Juan Mtndez. Aver en- Ia tarde fuc
seDultada en- (! Pante0n de San F"H
nando. dcspueS DC h4oer sido !levado
81 cadaver 1 n Cathedral del mismo
nCmbre.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-15
POR VIOLACION = LA LEY MANN

J. German Swing, fue arreStado
anJeayer por el DiputaGD Marshal
de los Estados UnidoS. John L. Di-
brell por ~violaci0n = Ia ley Mann.
pues Sc dice que trajo a Rosa Swink
de Shreveport 4 San Antonio, infrin-
giendo Ia citada ley. Sc le flo una
fianza de 500 para que pudiera
go-ar de libertad, pero no habiendo-
Ia otorgado Sc lie puso en- Ia carcel.
La audiencia preliminar del case ten
dra lugar manana 4 les , p. m. ante
el Com:sionaGo Edwards.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-15

30 de Ia Facultad de Medicinal Y ne.
dl,o de vaS;a e~XpcrieHria que ha pc,
dido estuiiar mas de $1,000 casos dc
afeccioncs de la piel y Otros males
eXterroS cres' por otra 9arte, QUE e
aurlento de CancerosOs Sc debe, {:
primer iugar, a Ia existencia de cier,
tas Intermediates terribles en- las fl
las &c amhuS ejercitos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-15

FL cabailo que :iraba de IN caro-
ma,o cerca de las GALES De Colim4
Y Guadalupe, echo a CORE" ~repcntlna
meate antenoche hasta Ell tanta fue
de;eriGo por e! policia T. Bruins dos
cuadras lcjos de. puntO de donde ha-
biz comenzado 81 clrrera Y 81 hiio
los cua!es salieron sacramento lesio-
NaGos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-15
MUJER HERIDA POR UN NEGRO

u. Rosas. III dc II ca!le de Mon
terrey. fuc hcrida gravcmente con
IN cuchillo por IN negro Ie - amos
cue :ut ay-es;@Go por los o~fic!alcs
Kohletfel Y SouJhall acusado de 1sIl
as~esinato. VI. Rosas fut .!evaca
al Rober- 3. Green Memorial Hos
pi.al donde Sc u prcsentaron los pri
meros cuidaIos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-15
NEGRO ARREsTADo PoR RoRO.

In negro de- IS amos de edad fut
lrres1ado aver por los detectives de
Il ciudad Proutfoot y Tom Carver
Dor haberSe dd4cubierto Que t5ene
conexi6n con el robo de IN sobreto-
10. IN reloj Y una cadena lie ORC for
mazda con monedas de este metal por
vaIor de 500. el cuaI ocurri6 hace
tempo. Segan Ia policia, 81 negro
arrestado declare " e montepio don
de habia empenado aque!las prend2s.
+. negro habia eStado fpera DE San
Antonio por algur tempo Y Ius arreS
,ado f. di1 que iba l sa.lr De Tuetta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-15
Ell SENADOR HUDSPETH EN-
SAN ANTONIO.

F. Senador c. B. H~udspeth de FL
paso. a"ompanado del Mayor Cas-
well Stone. tambitn de e. Pa$o, lie
guron anteaycr a esta c:udad. Fl
Mayor CAswe!. Sc hospedo en- cl St,
Anthony, pcro e. Senador Hudspeth
continue 81 viaje q Austin. Aver de-
be haber regrcsado 4 San Antonio
para sa.ir DE- vIe,ta el Gia De mana
ma.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-15
ES ELECTA LA MESA DlRECTIVA
DEL CASINO.

En- e. mitin anual de ia Association
Casino Gel prado a~ntenoche, y con
g, mayo Imero de miembros pre-
sentes. ; ron electos los s]iguientes
director Adolph Wagner Thomas
c. Leighton, Erhard r. G%uenther,
Henry Kahler. Harry Hertberg, Max
4. Kruegar, Ernest Groos, Leon
Goodman, Ruioph Groos, Adolph G.
Beckmann. W. ". Berman. Todos los
asuntos financieros del Club fueron
!eidos y aprobados. Ia election de
oficiales por IA mesa direcciva cleo
n. tendra iugar el lunes % de Abr,,.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-15
WILSON'S COREGA
RETIENE LOS DIENTES
POSTIZOS EN- LA BOCA
Eyita las Encias Ulcera6as

Las enciaS 50 enccjen Y sc hlnchan
con frecucncia, y "a denJadJ-a Sc aflo-
Il, zero este no es culpa del dent!st2
ina APPLICATION de COREGA sobre Ia
plaza dental. evita estes inc~onvenlen-
ties Y Ia retiene ~firmenleate en- posi-
zion. Tambien ~favorece "a hygiene de
la ooca. Vale 25c. en- las drogue-
rias y casas que venden %articulos de
tocador. Pida Eluestra gratis q CO.
rega Chemical Co, Cleveland, Ohio
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-15
Dcfunciones.

DclUhcIoHeS.
Andres Macias. , meses. Gale Du
~ango GIG.
Maria Perez. II dias. Gale W.
Travis 50+.
A. Ybarra. l ano. Gale Pecos 912.
,Telesfora Moreno GO amos. Aveni-
da n. Santa Rosa 3l4.
Eloisa Segovia. 10 amos. Avenida
Furnish $40.
Leon Rivas. 9 meses, Avenida D
100.
Ester Galindo. 6 amos. Gale Sur
1874.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-15
REGISTRO CIVIL

Licencias de matrimonio.
Francisco Cara Y Rcfugio Flores
Nacimientos.
Tin rino del matrimOnio Rafae,
del Castillo. Avenida San Pedro
1901.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-15
National EXCHANGE and Commission &c
NrrrnariS stale Bank ( Trust Co.

ASdS1ONdl AAIAdlSC GAIA W.
poo,u,h,,. I,rrt, Mammal nul - urrrnarsS Stale Bank Trust Co.
L. CASA de laub0 na> antigua arrihada Srnirnu- plata "r" nr>trahos "''
dl Emrn \arunM LcuLr> y H>rn unn
SuuannUS pr NE>lRA tlENrk \ kIE>iu 4 rIhlMn-a t"hNarhh HF hNa.ns
zero ANrRICANu y pEp I" rAlA NE>mWA tStI"ant i"bESHr ~" ia - ttr mar
rvnlnn., Ia gaumta nrc>ara para c nrp:n qr 81 mos nhrh. I>"Than"i hoy mmr.
J. W. GtENARi ! GA ~. BON 81. LNfpo '"N'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-15

NOFA.--Los habltantcs de San An
tonic dcber hacer todos sus pedidos
a IN bct:Ca dc +. A. Chapa, esquina
de Comercio ' .Avenida de Santa Ro-
sa. Los pcdiGoS foraneos haganse 4
HCSCtrOE.
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-08
PHONE. JUNTA 3lI
knausc-pcllett

4 wedding OF special interest to
the young people of this city as well
as to those OF Rocky Ford, was SOL
emnized in this city last Saturday
evening at . O'Clock, when Mr.. Fred
Knause, OF Rocky Ford. took as his
bride Miss Bee Pellet. of this city
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Emanuel Payne, of the Baptist
church. at his home on Cimarron
avenue. and was witnessed by Miss
Georgia White and Miss Helen Me
Ney, both close friends of the bride
Immediately following the ceremony
the happy couple left for Colorado
Springs where they will spend n
short honeymoon, after which they
will return to Rocky Ford to make
their home.
Miss Pellet is one of the best
known young ladies of this city, and
for the past two years has held the
position OF bookkeeper at the Opera
House Pharmacy. She is member
OF the Lambda Alpha Lambda Soror-
itS of this city, and is deservedly
popular among her associates.
Mr.. Knause has made Rocky Ford
his home for many years and for
several years has been manager OF
the Rocky Ford base ball team and
is especially known by all base ball
enthusiasts of the valley. He Is one
of the prosperous young business
men OF Rocky Ford. and is well
liked by all who know him.
Both MIR. and Mrs. Knause have
n host OF friends in both cities who
are showering them with hearty con
Gratulations.
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-08
Sloan-Woo'iar,i

A pretty home wedding occurred
on Sunday. February 25th. at the
home OF the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Allan Woodland, in this city.
when their daughter, Miss F'loe Mar
garet Woodland. OF Denver. became
the bride of Mr.. Charles 4. Sloan,
Of Lamar,
The ceremony was performed by
DR. J. +. Findlcy of the Christian
church. In the presence OF only the
immediate relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Sloan desired TO
keep their marriage secret from
their friends In Denver and Lamar.
but they had no sooner returned TO
those cities until they learned that
II was no secret and their many
friends wcr. ready to shower their
congratulations. Mr. and Mrs. Sloan
viii make their home in Denver.
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-08
MRS. BLANCHE SNYDER, Editor. PHONE
Announcement Party

One of the prettiest affairs of the
week was the party given on Mon
day afternoon by Miss Carrye Fox
worthy, at the Park House, when
she entertained the members OF the
-Four O'clock and Chicane Clubs.
Quantities OF pink and red roses
and easter lilies were used in the
attractive house decorations. The
back parlor. where a buffet luncheon
was served late in the afternoon.
was especially beautiful In its decora-
tons. Fern leaves dropped prettily
over the lights Of the chandelier, be-
meath which was a large table most
effective in its setting. a huge bou-
quet of pink roses on reflector
forming the center piece, and tiny,
pink candles added their beauty.
Auction bridge furnished a most
pleasant diversion of the afternoon
after which the dainty luncheon was
served. Mrs. John Holly poured cof-
fee and Mrs. Walter Sporleder served
the salad.
After all were served and were
again seated at the Quartette tables.
Mrs. Harry Comely. OF Wichita, Kan,
handed each guest a dainty hand
painted card. tied with pink ribbon,
10 which was attached three pink
candy sticks The card bore this
inscription: Secrets. secrets every
where, but the rose drops one !
think" Beneath the pink rose in the
corner of the card. the guests found
the names of Miss Carrye NJ. Fox
worthy and Mr.. Guy Clarence Hew-
lit, of Los Angeles. Calf. Miss Fox
worthy did not announce the exact
date OF her wedding, but 1t will prob
ably take place early In April. The
wedding will be looked forward to
with much interest by Miss Fox
worthy's friends, which she numbers
by the score. She has lived most OF
hei Hi' III Ia Suh'a' biauuaNihS boih
the local high school. She Is mem
Der OF the Four O'Clock and Chicane
Clubs and has always been active In
the social activities of the city.
Mr.. Hewitt Is contractor. and
spent year In our city some time
ago. but Is now residing in Los An
reles. Calf, to which place he will
take his bride Immediately after
their wedding.
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-08
90 !:
Marsi,all-Ibowncy

\ quiet wedding was solemnized
last Saturday evening at the Meth
odist parsonage when Mr.. Robert
Marshall and Miss Mary Downcy.
both of this city. were united in the
holy bonds OF matrimony by DR.. A..
l.. 7. Ewert. Only the necessary
witnesses were present at the we'd
ding and after the ceremony the
wedding party returned to the home
of the bride at 3ls Cimarron ave
nue.. where wedding supper was
served.
Miss Downey Is the daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. H. 5. DoWney. and for
some time has been employed as telc-
phone operator at the local office
Mr. Marshall is also well and favor
ably known in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall viii make
their home at 3lS cimarron avenue.
where they have already gone to
housekeeping
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-08
800
lieigs.~.lingcrs

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. N.
Rogers In North La Junta was the
scene OF n quiet wedding on wednes-
day Of last week. when their daush-
ter, Miss Rena Rogers. became the
bride Of Mr.. Guy Hedges.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. SADIE. Of the church OF Latter
Day Saints. and was witnessed by
only the immediate relatives and n
few intimate friends Of the contract
Ing parties.
Immediately after the ceremony a
wedding supper was served and Mr..
and Mrs. Hedges took the evening
train for Pueblo where they spent
q short honeymoon.
Both Mr.. Hedges and his bride are
we'll known here. having spent the
greater part Of their lives In this
city. and attended the public schools
here. Mr.. Hedges Ia one Of the pros
porous dairymen Of the valley.
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-08
{. 80.
y. =. Z. Tub

The y. s C. Club spent most
pleasant afternoon at the home OF
Mrs r. II. Ellis, on san Juan ave
nue. last Tuesday. The usual needle
work was INDUCED In after which
the guests were invited into the din
Ing room where two course lunch
was served Pink and white cnrna-
lions formed the centcrpiecc on the
dining table and IA" colors were
carried out In the luncheon The
guests Of the club were Mrs John
Gilliland, Mrs Sanford Mrs. SADIE.
Miss Hawkins, and Mrs. l.. W. Flem-
ing.
The next meeting will he with Mrs.
u, =. Gilliiand on Colorado avenue,
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-08
~ Z.
Andrew >-l.antk

A wedding which will be- Of inter
est to many in this city was sol
emnized Saturday evening at the
home OF Rev Emanuel Payne when
Mr. Clayton u. Andrews took as his
bride Miss Neya N, Lantz.
The ceremony was performed at
$3.50 o'clock by Rev. Payne and was
Witnessed by Mrs. ID. r, Lantz and
Mrs. Cecil Briggs. mother and sister
OF the bride.
Immediately following the eere-
mony the happy couple left for RIA
ton. and Red Lakes, y. NJ. where
they will spend a week visiting rel
atives after which they will return
10 La Junta and make their home
at 7os Ration avenue.
Miss I.antz Is daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. u. r, l.an,z and has spent
most of her life In this city. She
had been employed at the La Junta
Dry Goods store for several months
and through her courteous treatment
to all added many friends TO her al
ready large lis, OF friends.
Mr.. Andrews Is a young man of
excellent habits and holds a respon-
sible position at the Wiswell Ice
cream factory.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews have
n host OF friends In this city who will
be glad to extend their hcartiest
congratulations upon their return to
In Junta to make their home.
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-08
Non,ia, Bridge Club

Tn. Monday Auction Bridge Club
me, with Mrs. ]. A, BurSeil Monday
afternoon at her home on Santa Fc
avenue The customary diversion was
INDUCED In. after witch r.freshmcnts
were served The guests were Mrs.
Randall. Mrs Bristol, Mrs. Drunk.
Mrs. Lee. Mrs wood. Mrs, Ragrdale.
Mrs. Moo,x and Mrs. Bcuehner The
next meeting will be with Mrs. Light.
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-08
Birthday Party

In honor of the fourteenth birth
day anniversary of her son, George
Glysson, Jr.. Mrs. George Glysson
entertained large number OF young
people at their home on Colorado
avenue last Saturday evening Var
iOus games and music made the ev-
ening a merry one. and at season.
able hour Mrs Glysson, assisted by
her daughter, Dorothy, and Edith
Goodman, served delightful birth
day lunch. George received many
nice birthday gifts as we'll as the
best of birthday wishes from his
many friends.
Those who enjoyed the party We're
Helen Robinson. Norma Buckley,
Edith Goodman, Gwendolyn Spor-
lrder, Pauline Gauger, Ha2en Round,
Mildred Pottinger. Frances Young,
BESSIE Baylis. Bertsy Jones, Phillis
King, Bee Schuyler, Jessie Beth Dun
lap. Helen Cook, Fern Mays, Dorothy
Glysson, Edward Ragsdale. Tom
toyle, Arthur Mccarthy, Charles
S'uhhs, Floyd Snyder. Henry Carpen-
Ter. Earl Regan. Vance Hubbell. Al
colt Brown. LaVergne Harrison,
Darlington McKie. Breford Hahs,
Stanley Goodall and Tom Melon
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-08
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Mrs. c. A. Boefbohm vas hostess
on last "Wednesday afternoon ut the
regular meeting OF the Round Dozen
Club. The usual needle work was
enjoyed Mrs. Koch. who was dem
onstraiing her foods at the Snod-
grass Food Company store. was pres
ent and entertained the ladies by her
fancy demonstrations. The guests OF
the club we're Mrs Fred u. Mason.
Mrs. Il. u. Mcciintock and Mrs, n,
q. Hu,nel. The next meeting OF tho
club viii be with Mrs John Beard.
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-08
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A quiet wedding was soiemnized
Monday afternoon In the paflors OF
the Chestnut lious. when Mr.. Jim
vlahos took as his bride Miss Mat
tie Dawson. The ceremony was per-
formed by DR.. J. y, findlcy Of the
Christian church. In the presence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. l. L. Dawson.
Mr.. and Mrs. viahoE left Tuesday
morning for California TO spend
their honeymoon, after which they
viii return 10 La Jun,a 10 make their
home.
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-08

Mrs, Theo. Thulomcyor enter
tanned the Laff-a-Lot, Club At tho
regular meeting on Tuesday after
noon. Auction bridge was indulged
In and lator refreshments were
served. The guests were Mrs, Geo.
r. McCaulcy. Mrs. G. ", winter
burn, Mrs. Earl sabin. Mrs. John
Marauardt and Mrs. ralph Johnston.
The next meeting OF the club will
lee with Mrs. ~. l.. Thompson.
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-08

The l.. q. q. club met saturday
afternoon with Mrs. Gertrude Jaynes
at her home on East Second street.
Ten little girls were present and the
afternoon was spent In playing
games and later refreshments were
served.