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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-05-17
Notice To Contractors.

The plan. and specifications,
for the Iew County and City
High Sch,ol lding. are now
ready AID NAV he seen in my
oifce. o. &c by may be obtained
toy w.ii.gi'e architect Clifford
Shrrbe | g. mp. ny of Evansville,
Ind Bids will be opened and
the contract let on Saturday
June End, at II a. m. in my
ciiice.
f. Jeffrey Travis, Supt., OF
schools Of Cfit'enden County
Ky. 5 l7.3'.
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DYCUSBURG

Ar. ana Nr'. MHr''h AIKEN 81 a.
u'''"' ".'' E'| w. " 49, 80
~ "u "''
=,
N'''.''' '.'' a. ~.
, , r.,,,,. ,,.,t,y ard Sunday.
,.... 81 Som y,,,v nd
10, A.. = C,s,o,y mad Coli,
..lr.r g.rr.,, were yuc,t. of NJ.
AM Sir. Robert Ctli,on. Of kunaxs.
SUNDAY
Mr. Maymc Wttc ha, returned
from Psducsh.
Mr.. Logan Cook, Of Paducah. d,
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J.
{. Griffin.
John Ei Grave, i, con,ale,cent
f Gregory and wife Of Thine. sh,l.
10 n-,t., md .it, y, c,ov.. ch,,.t
were guest, Of Mrs.. +. Gregory Sus-
day
Mr.. A l. Charles, Of Benton. ID,
the guest of her sou. " r.. CHARLIE
ur and Mrs Floyd Br,gdon left
for M-ouii Friday
Herman Martin ha, position "a
the Str. J. l. l.owery
Mr.. Sue pra,h.r Of Huttaw a.
visiting relatives here.
Nr. N 4 W,d. NJ p.oueah q,
So. ,u.., M. w,u,,,,o,
M..s,ne. Fred and p,,,k R.m,y.
.,.,,p,J,ch s,,,I,.
Co.., lamb and wife Frt. Cb.l. .
ara si's AND M., NeIlc Clifton. VI
Marion, sprrt >lrday IN our town.
Mr.. J Il Wells. OF ,mrhlani. Il,
wishing her aunt, Mrs j u W,t,.rg
ton.
MISC. Oa:s,d I,unc Charles were
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Notice to Debtors And Creditors

All persons holding claim,
a ainst the estate of William
Hughes. decd, will present them
properly proven. az required by
law, to m IN or before Jute
LIST. 1917, or tie. will lie barred,
and all persons owing same de-
cedent est.te will come fora ard
and srttl4 at OF &c ard save cost..
". L. lIugtea.
Committee for the heirs. 81 10 q.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-05-17
Lower Prices.

| will continue to sell goods
at I'w prices, with special lower
price, on some articles, on Sat.
urdays AID County Court days.
and on these days a present
will be gwen to each person
buying Scots or more from me.
W. +. Wilcox
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Advertising Rates.
School News.

The rivals" given at the
Oh ra house lat Friday evening
was o,c og the b st attended
Home Talent III 'ys ever given in
Marion. The door eceipts were
a Ii'ila over 500, 90. The school
management desires to thank
tho-e present for their 'oya ard
support.
Ma ion High SchCol I'd e:
an,ther laurel to her croSn last
Wednesday evening when Mr.
Ellis Boa2. I. presenting our HI. b
School won the gold medal for
Orato,y in tie Central LITER
scholastic Association Of Ken.
lucky, at Sturgis. Marion also
made a good showing in Il e track
meet, wi ich was the best at
tended OF any in the hi tory OF
the Association.
Don't fail to see the Senior Play
The Dream that Came True, ="
to be- given at The Opera House
D.night Thursday. May nth
IN the Seventh Grade Girls
Dc !lmatory Contest held in the
school auditorium Thursday even.
ing, the medal was won by
Martha Reed.
In the C. |. A. track meet at
- ola Wednesday, Ernest Cor.
yer 20 wpn first place in the
high Jun r. breaking oil previous
records OF the association at 5ft.
4 in. Third place was won bv
Herman Boucher II, second
place going to the ietrsselta tG
from Morgatfeld
Marions delegation to til e
C. !. A. Wednesday had a special
passenger train carrying over
$50 interested school supporters
to the contest. The train left
Ma ion at II a. m. Wednesday
md returned at 2 o'clock Thurs.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-05-17
CnOOr ED CREEK

Su day school very Sunda evening
a 3 o',hck at this rlace
Mr.. and 81 8. Robert Cor'sy visited
frienjs ! ear Nation Sunday.
Henry II, lIoman vrited Peter Shew.
m ,ker Sunda
Mrs. bib Gilbert, 4 Rosiclaire. H.
is the guest OF Ter mother, Mrs. An.
thony Murphy this week.
Hiram II rniup spe't sunday at the
hon pf At, brother. George ". Horn.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-05-17

| have purchased the Marion
meat market and will continue
to run the business under tie
same lame so | wish to thank
the good citizens for their pas,
patronage will ask them to con.
tinue tradiog with me. | need
your lelp and will appreciate
your trade.
:. II. Richardson. Prop.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-05-17
GRO WING HOGS.

For hog TO Toe profitable he mus,
be kept growing from birth TO market.
ing age. he can not be- profitable IN
less he il health. tie can always be
in profit producing CONDITION Il be Is
fed Il. A. Thomas Hog Powder ",
positively tell you that this remed,
prevents cholera. removes worms snt
cures thumps. II the powder does moi
make good. We will. j. II. Orme.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-05-17

There will be Missionary day ct thi'
place the fourth SUNDAY IN this month
Everybody IS invited to come Don't
fail tD attend these services next sun
day week for there will he a bg tin
al old Crooked Greek.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-05-17
Stray Hog

There is "A stray hog at my
hoIse, sew. weight about 80 lbs.
Has been there for about a week,
Is red with white spot on back,
Owner please call and get her.
J. {. Hardin.
MMicn. K
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-05-17

May Is h, a. the home of Jno.
Hiily ard a fine - pourd girl ar.
rived. John says the American
eagle il all right in time Of war
but tie stork for him and peace
in the land.
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AT Shady Grove.

Dennie Hubbard has acar load
of the Black .patch tobacco nd
corn fertilizer. See him or pho ne
for prices before buying.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-05-17
For Sale.

Fine mare. thru years old.
works well any where, pretty AZ
a picture, Is IL hands high.
G. ID. Summerville
K. +. y. Ne. t. Marion. Nv
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FOR SALE.

One soda fountain outfit com.
plete and counter.
5 l7.lt Chas. v. Fox.
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Special Notice

| viii pay pood price for tobac.
CO plants toplaht ten acres,
Write at once.
A. II. Cardin.
RlIt :. box IS: Marion, Ky.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-05-17

May 18th, a son put in his ar.
rival at the home Of Jam 2 Cul.
len IN the F rd's Ferry road
jim says he Is going to make a
general, out OF him.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-05-17
AT Shady Grove.

u, srie Hubbard has a ca load
of the Black patch tobacco and
corn fertilizer. Sc, him or phone
Tor prices before buying
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-05-17
Butts (
-ru-G 28--uu

May llth. to the wife of Joe
Hunt. fine boy. As Mr.. Hunt
is SO years old and this is the
first child born in his home he
is feeling quite proud.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-05-17

", ouialas Ins, uoss no; i'iss. rm YEA,
hcssu.s cl - tonic ,ii lstttte .Is.. .AN,.
llNt hPo~O OutNiNEi, better than u,,,ig,,.
Quthine and does not csuse nrtyOuNn.s, a,
!lusiny In head Remember the iuII nam, ~
~ok Ut the signature Of r. ". GpOvW ~
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-22
Red Cross Notes

In a letter to the secretary, Miss
Cartwright. Mr.. Morley. OF Denver,
who is head Of the Mountain Division
OF the Red Cross work. wrote that
more knitted articles. especially
sweaters and socks. are needed. He
wants the work kept up until the
middle OF January.
On Monday two large boxes were
shipped which contained 35 scarfs,
35 pairs OF wristlets. 23 pairs OF
socks, and rs sweaters.
The following is a copy OF a letter
from one OF the soldier boys who
had received n sweater:
The sweater received today is a
dandy. But what I appreciate most
is the spirit In which Il was sent.
Such cooperation and devotion to
your country will surely be rewarded
by those who are Indebted to you
for your appropriate gifts. Believe
me. ] will do the very best TO repay
you for your kindness by upholding
the traditions OF the navy. I will sac.
rifice my life II necessary to preserve
the light OF freedom and protect the
women OF our country who have been
so kind to us ALL"
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-22
Swcrtncats for the soldiers


Information has come to the Trib-
une that several ladies of La Junta
would be glad TO furnish sugar II
others would volunteer to make II In.
to candy for the soldier boys. So
many letters have been received
from them In which they made men
tion OF the dearth Of sweets In the
soldiers fare. that II is evident that
every pound sent will be thoroughly
appreciated. II every family In la
Junta would donate a pound OF sugar
or even less. hundreds OF soldiers
could be remembered on Christmas
II you are willing to furnish eithe,
service or sugar. phone your name "a
Junta 3ll and n list viii appear In
tho Tribune later on. All boxes "a
be sent overseas should be prepared
At once.
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-22
Golden Cycle OIL Company

A. j. Reese. for many years con-
nected with the Standard OIL Com.
pany: w. u. Millikcn. OF Denver.
long identified with western min.
Ing affairs: q. W. Miilikcn. local
manager OF the Arkansas Valley
Railway. Light and Power Company.
and II. u. Woods have formed the
Golden Cycle OIL and Refining Com
psny for extensive operations In Kan.
sas. Oklahoma and Wyoming fields.
Mr.. Reese 10 now on the ground
making choice Of number OF prop.
critics that have been under consid-
GRAFTON. and after his decision Il
made the company plans starting a
heavy drilling campaign. 4 rrea,
deal Of Denver capital IL going into
tho company.
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-22
che-.w .ad II. R@xan.cn.., BAND

Cheraw, Colo. may be small. but
the town knows how to advertise.
With = population OF so. Cheraw
has 40 men enlisted in the Colorado
National Guard. according to the
flaming letter head used by the lead
er Of the Second Regiment Band.
Sergeant Luther d. Armstrong. The
letter head also calls attention to
the fact that Cheraw is the smallest
town in the world with . full reg
mental band located In its midst: |:
though the band now Is at Camp
kearney. Linda Vista, Calf.
Sergeant Armstrong. whose full
length portrait. with 4 poem q Ia
Walt Mason describing his exploits,
adorns one side Of this wonderful
stationery, writes to the Commerce
Club a letter Of appreciation for the
kind treatment Of the band while
they were here at Camp Gunter. and
says that they are all loyal boosters
for Pueblo and will continue to be
wherever they 60.
The letter further states that the
band has held its own against all
comers. even though some OF the
other aggregations have had far
more expensive equipment. The Sec
ond Regiment Band is now attached
to the staff OF General Cameron and
to the ll5th Ammunition Train,
commanded by Colonel Danks.
The reverse OF Sergeant Arm
strong's letter paper contains por-
traits OF each Of the forty men In
the band in dress Pueblo
Chieftain.
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-22
/. Ho.or q Nh. Ear, wh,ssAs.d

An unusually attractive social af-
fair was given on Tuesday after
noon ~ . compliment to Mrs. Earl
Whitehead, . recent bride, BY Mrs.
Ellis Summer and Nrs. J. 8. Hun
ter at the home Of Mrs. Summers.
About ITS friends responded to the
Invitations. The interior WAS artis-
tically adorned in cut flowers, inter-
mingled with greenery. The chan
deliers and archways were draped In
smilax. An enormous American
nag. and many small ones. were
used effectively in the adornmehts
Of the dining room. The table was
crowned with = brown wicker has
ket. decorated with tulle bows and
was filled with yellow and white
chrysanthemums. The color scheme
OF yellow and white was also car
ried out In the menu.
The trends assisting in receiving
were Mrs. A. s. Marshall. Mrs. J.. w.
Madigan, Mrs. G. A. Whitehead. Mrs.
Wilson A. Hart. Mrs. Ira Hall. Mrs,
B. G. Wilson. Mrs. w. c. Chiffon,
Mrs. r. A. steen. Mrs. r. d. Nc
Clintock, Mrs. J. w. Fisher, Mrs. C..
II. Pechin. Mrs. Frank Finney. Mrs.
n. S. Larsen. Mrs. Joseph Posi-. and
Mrs. Grant Harbour.
Those who presided at the coffee
table were Mrs. +. F. York. Mrs. j.
h. Moorehead. Mrs. Dean Kendall.
Mrs. Reginald Garvin. Mrs. Lloyd
Thomas and Mrs. E. Z. Hutchinson.
Those who assisted in serving
were Mrs. Dean Holmes. Mrs. Carl
Haye. Mrs. NJ. f. Taylor. Mrs. +.
w. Roberts. Mrs. Homer Marshall.
Mrs. w. T. Best. Miss Ruth Larsen.
Miss Frances Kendall. Miss Allie
Mae Fisher. Miss Emily Rogers. Miss
Irene Jones. Miss Mae Marshall and
Miss May Burwell.
The door WAS attended by Mrs. W.
r. McKirihan. Mrs. Ed Oberling and
Mrs. Margaret Fisher. while Mrs.
Floyd Croan had charge OF the vic
trola.
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-22
SOM AaoRz sHoRr oxnA

House slippers for men and wo.
men at Millikan's Shoe Department
The Sunshine Club held their an.
nual all-day meeting yesterday .,
Harmony Hall.
w. r. Cartwright and Lloyd
Thomas transacted business in Fow.
Ter on Tuesday.
The Vogue Drug Store sells Colt.
mans Compound Cascars Tablets for
26 cent?
Miss Ethel Jones has taken charge
OF the dining room at AT Colorado
avenue. succeeding Mrs. Frons
Crane. who is still In charge Of the
rooms there.
Mrs. E. l. Stark, who has been
visiting in Salt Lake City during the
past eight months. returned to La
Junta last Sunday evening, and will
again make her home IL this city.
Miss Hazel Wiler. one Of the pop
ular hello" girls Of the local tele-
phone exchange. visited Miss Vera
Jaynes in Colorado Springs over
Sunday. Miss Jaynes is a student
this year at the Brown Business
College in that city.
Indian moccasins for men, women
and children at Millikan's Shoe De-
partment.
Mrs. J. Fred Howe. nee Mrs. Fran
ces p. Carpenter, visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse H. Miller, over
Sunday. and left in No. IL last Tues
day morning for Pueblo to Join her
husband. Mr.. Howe. who is a sales
man for the Burroughs Adding Ma
chine Company, OF Detroit. Mich,
travels his territory in Buick Six
Roadster. and his bride will accom-
pany him on his travels.
II it's new and worth while. and
shoes, we have II. York's Shoe Store.
Miss Sophia Ruegg entertained
the Young Ladies' Sodslity last Tues
day evening at her home. The young
ladies spent a very enjoyable even
ing making Christmas candy bags
for the Christmas tree at the Cath
olic church.
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-22
FOrtnightly Club

The regular meeting OF the Fort
nightly Club was held last Saturday
afternoon At the home of Mrs. Ar.
thur Stanley on Chnarron avenue
The names OF the cities OF Mexico
were given in response to the roll
call. Two excellent papers were
read. "fhe Luster Of Ancient Mex
ico." by Miss Anna Cabeen and The
Venice OF Mexico" by Mrs. J. b
Morehead.
The next meeting will he held on
Saturday. December LIST. with Mrs
Hutchinson. sos Ration avenue.
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-22
eOaGD MORs snoRT on.

\ 0. A8N%S~8 0ABNSmD4 Wv -
Good school shoes for boys and
girls at Nillikan's Shoe Department.
Get you vacuum washing ma
chine At the La Junta Hardware
Company.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mr..
George White last Saturday morn
Ing. Mr.. White enlisted in the navy.
several months ago and il now sta
toned at Bremerton, Wash.
Special millinery Thanksgiving
prices on many pattern hats at Mrs..
Kirby's.
Anything In the harness line. or
auto top repairing. At the La Junta
Hardware Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Steward and
Miss Helen Hill enjoyed an auto trip
to Pueblo last Tuesday.
Miss Harris, OF Griswold, Conn.
arrived in La Junta last Tuesday for
visit with her uncle, Mr.. s. r.
Mendelson and family
Mrs. John Kelly will entertain the
members OF the Chicane Club on
next Tuesday at the home OF her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. A. steen.
Our luncheonette service is prov
ing very popular with after theater
trade. We invite you to visit us Of
ten at the Quality Candy Shop.
Mrs. Claire Phillips and little
daughter, Martha Louise. returned
to Denver Tuesday after a ten days
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Phil
lips.
Mrs. J. T. Updike entertained the
members of the Birthday Club on
Tuesday afternoon. About twenty
members were present, The next
meeting will be held with Mrs. Win
terburn on Tuesday. December 4th.
The Thursday Evening Whist Club
was entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. J.
o. Wood on Tuesday evening. Auc-
ton bridge was enjoyed at five
tables. The special guests were Mrs.
A. s. Brunk. Mrs. Cliff Amidon and
Miss May Burwell. The next meet
ing will be held on Thursday, De-
cember 6th, with Mr.. and Mrs. Spor-
leder.
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-22

On last Saturday afternoon Mrs
Fred b. Mason entertained at an
auction bridge party at her home on
Cimarron avenue. The invited
guests were Mrs. Reginald Garvin,
Mrs. J. T. Updike. Mrs. c. c. Hearns-
berger. Mrs. c. II. Bristol. Mrs. J.
=. Copeland. Mrs. w. II. Mckirihan,
Mrs. G. r. Triplett. Mrs. r. v. wor-
den. Mrs. Wilson A. Hart. Mrs. II.
G. Todd. Mrs. Earl Whitehead. Mrs.
II. b. Richardson. Mrs. r. d. Nc.
Clintock. Mrs. 8. r. Nendeison and
Mrs. Ralph Mendelson.
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Cheraw N. T.. church will serve a
Thanksgiving dinner at Cheraw Hall,
Thanksgiving Day. Everybody come
The home made candles at the
Quality Candy Shop cannot be ex-
celleh IN the confectioneries OF our
larger cities. Try them for your
self.
On Tuesday night = committee
from the Lorens Rebccca Lodge will
give masquerade dance At Wood.
man Hall. for the benefit OF the
Odd Fellows Home. The public Is In.
vited.
Miss Hazel Brown. who has been
spending several months with her
sister. Mrs. Il. r. Rice. expects "a
leave In . few days for California
where she will spend tho winter
Miss Brown will be accompanied by
her grandmother. Mrs. Brown. Of
Missouri.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist
church will meet this afternoon q,
the following places: No. 3 with Mrs
Clawson. 3?i Lincoln avenue: No. 4
meets with Mrs. George Poor and
Mrs. Baidrich. at the home Of Mrs
Poor. 703 San Juan avenue: and No
8 meets with Mrs. Rose. In Home
Place.
Mr.. y. r. Rice. who left u week
ago for Topeka. Kan. where he viii
serve ~ . stenographer for u. w
Wagner. writes 10 Mrs. Rice thA,
Clyde holland. who 10 well known IN
this city. 10 married and living In
Topeka. Mr.. Rice expects TO ieav,
Sunday TO join her husband in To
peks.
The Lorcna Rebecca's met iasl
Wednesday night with Mrs. Sears. Ia
North L. Junta. A large number oI
the members wsrs present and tive
covrss iuscheon was served. MosI
OF the ladies sssassd In Red Cros,
knitting duriag The Afternoon. tn
nsst nsssias viii ~ held % Noven
bss 3oth. With MrA Doeeh, llS r.
~ avsaue.
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-22
MRS. FRED 8. MASON, Editor
plloat. JuHIA 81.
Howc-Carpeatcr

A wedding of interest to many
people In La Junta was solemni.ed
in Trinidad last Thursday evening.
when Mrs. Frances P. Carpenter. OF
this city. and J. Fred Howe. OF Pu-
eblO. were united in marriage.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. W. H. Cantrell. OF the
Christian church Of Trinidad. at the
home OF F. T. Devine. whose wife
is a cousin OF the bride. The couple
Lad planned to be married at the
home Of the brides father. Jesse H..
Miller. 412 Eas; Second street, in
this city, but Illness OF the father.
and the recent death OF Grandma
Miller. caused the change OF plans.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Howe have a
host OF friends in La Junta. the bride
having lived here for many years,
and the grocp. who Is now travelling
for the Burrows Adding Machine
Company. was associated In the gro
Gerry business with his father. John
Howe, years ago. The best wishes
Of this community go with the hap
py pair.
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-22
Coming Home for Thanksgiving


Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. Harr are ex.
pcciing . visit from their son. Paul
". iiarr. who has been In the employ
Of tho Orisss Brokerage Company OF
Albuquerque. N. NJ. for several
months. Young Mr.. Harr has been
made manager Of the business OF ths
company 1t NJ Paso. Texas. at q sal.
sry Of $3.50 per month. This IL q
remsrkabie advance for = young man
who n but ~ years Of age and was
graduated from the local hish school
In the class Of 1915. After spending
the Thanksgiving vacation with hi,
parents. Ms. Harr waiii leave for ri
Paso.
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-22
(;Ospsial1.Willialsps

w. f.. Goodall. OF this city. and
Mrs. Elnora NJ. Williams. of Cerillos.
n. NJ. were married at Santa Fe. n.
NJ. Tuesday. November 18th. Rev.
Lockridge officiating. and the cere-
mony taking place at the Methodist
parsonage. Mr.. and Mrs. Goodali ar
rived in La Junta on Wednesday
morning OF last week. and are now
at home at 70S Cimarron avenue.
Mr.. Goodall Is well known in La
Junta and for some time past has
been in the employ OF the La Junta
Mill rs travelling salesman. his
territory covering New Mexico. Ari-
sona and califorpia. The Tribune
Joins In congratulations and best
wishes.
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-22
Harison.EwWt

The marriage OF Miss Carol Ewert
and Mr.. Alan Harrison was solemn
lied at o'clock last Wednesday
evening at the residence Of Rev. A.
L. T. Ewert, pastor Of the Method
ist church, in the presence Of the
immediate members OF the families
Of the bride and groom.
The home WAS adorned with car
nations and chrysanthemums, inter
mingled with southern smilax and
ferns and . pink and white color
scheme affording a striking setting
10 the wedding party.
The Impressive ring ceremony was
0fRkd by the brides father. Rev.
l.. r. Ewert There were no at
tendants and the bride wore a mod
fish and becoming costume of taupe
gray cloth with = corsage bouquet OF
pink rose buds.
A five course dinner was followed
by the immediate departure of Mr..
Harrison and his bride for Denver
where they will spend 4 week.
The bride is q lovely and accom-
plished young woman. being espe-
cially talented in music. having been
graduated from the conservatory Of
music Of the Wesleyan university
In Bloomington. ILL.,. which was fol-
lowed by Postgraduate work under
Professors Gum. Morley. and Mel
son. Of Chicago. She Was also .
student At the Woman's College In
Jacksonville, Ill. She has been a
leader In musical cities In this city.
as well as much admired for her
charm Of manner.
The groom is the son OF one Of
La Junta's Oldest and most promin-
ent families. Mr.. and Mrs. c. N.
Harrison. He Is in the employ Of
the Wells Fargo Express Company
rs . messenger. his run extending
from this city to Albuquerque. n. N.
Most Of his life has been spent in
La Junta, having been graduated
from the high school here a few
years ago.
The happy couple will be at home
TO their friends Al $40 Ration ave-
nue.. The Tribune joins in wishing
them unalloyed happiness and PROS
perity.
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-22
90
Regl Cross Tea

An attractive tea was given for
the benefit Of the Red Cross last
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. J.
w. Madisan by the members Of the
Round Dozen Club. The tea table
was decorated with large Red
Cross and the members each wore a
red cross and tiny flag In her hair
About 33l was added to the fund.
The Round Dozen Club was or
eanized about twelve years ago and
is composed of twelve represents
tive women Of La Jun,a. Mrs. c.
w. Wonderly Ia the president this
year. The other members are Mrs
Frank Finney. Mrs. Rufus Phillips
Mrs. Charles Beerbohm. Mrs. Thos
c. Coltman. Mrs. N. s. Larsen. Mrs
James McNeen. Mrs. J. W. Madigsn
Mrs. Minnie veasie. Miss Norton
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