The La Jara chronicle., 1910-07-01


The Ladies Sewing Circle met at
Mrs. Chas. d. Weists last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Neff departed
Wednesday for fishing trip on the
La Jara
is reported as seriously i'll with pneu-
monia.
w. E. Chenoweth is here from Del
Norte. the guest of his father-in-
law, Douglas Bernard.
Fishing tackle of all kinds at rea-
sonable prices. See the Murphy
Newcomb Hardware Co.
! Geo. w. NJ. Nutting OF the Trans
Mississippi Investment company visit
/ ed Alamosa over Sunday
| James Eskridge came down from
/ Denver last week for little outing
at the Eskridge- Forbes ranch
/ r. e Mortensen arrived Wednesday
morning from Missouri being cal ed
home by the death of his father.
{ Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett McCunniff
/ departed Wednesday night for Creede
where Emmett will work in the mines.
Weist's ad-elsewhere in this is
SIZE means something for every one
If his customers. Be sure and read
it, Do it now.
/ Los Sauces sheep men started with
their fIocks last week for the sum
mer range which is over the other
side Of Creede this year.
c. IL. and S. KShirk with their
families spent several days the first
Of the week fishing above the Terrace
reservoir on the Alamosa river.
Henry Knight and John Shawcroft
returned from a fishing trip Wednes-
day. A. Dodds came down with them
and viii! be in town for a few days.
The Ladies of the Maccabees will
give an ice cream and cake, lawn
social at Mrs. w. w Seyfer's on
the evening or July 18th. Every
body invited.
\ small boy with pocket ful' of
matches and bunch of fire crackers
is dangerous combination and
everyone should be watchful that
harm does not result.
We will trade you quarter see
ton or hall section of Texas land
for your pace and assume your mort
gage. Come and see us. The Trans
Mississippi Investment Company.
The ladies of the German Baptist
huroh will serve ice cream and cake
Saturday afternoon at j. II. Shem-
wells office, SO supper beginning
at ; o'clock p. m. for the benefit
of the new church. The public invited
You will want suit OF clot
hat and pair of shoes for the
Fourth. If you will come in and
look my stock over you will readily
be convinced that l can save you
money and give you up to date
goods. Leroy Wilson.
C. C. Whitaker has arranged to
receive the returns of the Jeffries-
t 4th. A private wire will be run to
, the Club Buffet and the news re-
, ceived by rounds direct from the
ringside.
Many Capulin growers ere bring
ing in their wool. Shearing is finished
and most of the sheep gone to the
summer range on the forest reserve,
4 a few flocks are being held in quaran
: a few cases the sheep inspector has
: ordered dipping Very little scab
/. developed in this section this year.
f. \. Coffee came in late last week
with some well to do Bohemians from
eastern Kansas. They were shown
2 our valley by The Trans Mississippi
= Investment Company. They were
2 fcrerunners who were looking for a
4 location for colony and left well
Y pleased. These people should be a
: big factor in settling up our country
: Prospects for number of them beint
2 here shortly are good.
The La lara creamery Is now max
ing over 400 pounds of butter a week
The output has more than doubled
: since Thos. l.. King took charge. II
Mr.. King will continue to maintain
the present high standard of excellenc'
he will have little trouble in dispos-
inp 90 t,trn ly.aa thnttGn ni