La Junta tribune., 1917-06-07
SOME MORE SHORT ONES.

Miss Vera Smith Ia visiting friends
In Denver for few days.
Miss May Marshall returned Sat
urday from weeks visbit in Fowler.
F. W. Welland and family motored
over from Rocky Ford and spent Sun
day in the city.
Miss Elizabeth Walheimer. of Las
Animas, has been the guest OF Mrs.
Floyd Croan for several days.
Harold Barr. who has been attend
Ing the state university at Boulder
during the past year, returned home
one day last week.
Mrs, Fred Sabin, and baby left last
Saturday for Colorado Springs where
they expect to spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Hunter and son,
accompanied by Rev Dow and Mrs.
Mihleison motored to Sugar City last
Sunday to hear Bishop johnson Of
the Colorado Springs Diocese preach.
Albert II. Burbank. chief clerk for
the Arkansas Valley Railway. Light
and Power Company at Ordway, was
in town last Sunday attending the
third degree celebration OF the
Knights OF Columbus.
A party of FIVE La Junta high
school girls were visitors at the Hol-
ly sugar factory recently, looking
over the prospective vacancies that
may occur and can be filled by wo-
men.-Swink Advocate.
Mrs Schofield. who has been
spending the winter with her daugh-
ter Mrs. T. J. Cook, left last Friday
morning for a short visit in Denver
after which she will spend the sum
mer with daughter in Upton, Wyo.
Floyd p. Roberts. who is pros
pering as the owner and proprietor
OF a creamery at Ordway. was among
the distinguished visitors in La Jun
ia last Sunday to attend the Knights
OF Columbus celebration.
Kent McCauley resigned his posi-
ton in the county clerks office one
day last week. and left last Tuesday
for the Great Lakes Training Sta
ton at Chicago. having enlisted as
yeoman In the United States Navy.
His majesty. the stork, made his
initial visit at the home of T. +.
York on decoration day. and left
one OF the finest baby boys that ever
happened. who will be known to
fame as Edward Fletcher York, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. II. Crozier left
last Saturday for Denver. Mr.. Gro
zier returned home last Monday. but
Mrs Crozier and the little son will
remain for more extended visit
with Mrs. Crozier's home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs Add Frost left last
Monday morning for Amarillo. Texas.
TO visit their son, Walter Frost, who
recently enlisted In the railroad reg
iment that is soon to leave for France
to rehabilitate the railroads OF that
country.
Miss Mclba Taylor returned home
a few days ago from a six weeks
visit with relatives and friends in
Chicago and other eastern points. and
is once more on duty as stenogra-
pher IN the office OF County Treas
urer Weybrigh,
Miss winifred Brown. who has
been spending the winter In Phoenix,
Ariz., Il in La Junta for "A few days.
the guest OF her sisters. Mrs. Il. ID.
McClintock and Mrs. Fred II. Mason.
Miss Brown il en route 10 her home
in Colorado Springs.
J. II. Bell sold his beautiful resi-
dence property In Cheraw recently
to Mrs. Dora Esiep who resides Just
north OF town. Mr.. Bell and his good
wife expect to leave this week on ac-
count OF Mr.. Bells health which Is
not the best In the world.
Mr.. and Mrs. n S. Larsen. Mr..
and Mrs. A. S. Marshall. Mr.. and
Mrs. Coan Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
oberiing. Mrs. Homer Marshall and
Miss Ruth Larsen enjoyed an all day
motor trip and picnic In the Fair
mount country ON Decoration Day.
Miss May Burwcll. who has been
employed ms stenographer In the Of
flee Of r. =. Austin during the past
two years. has been installed as one
OF the clerks In the office Of County
Clerk Walker. succeeding Kent Nc
cauley. who resigned to enter uunle
Sans Navy M n yeomnn,
Miss Mabel spIcer. who has been
u teacher In the schools Of Las An
imss during the past four years. re-
turned 10 La Junta last week and