The La Jara chronicle., 1910-04-08

Kayalec can do everything but
grant divorces. See him.
son were received by G. G. Oliver
Wednesday and retailed at 10 cents
/ a box.
County commissioners met Wednes-
day. Among other business transact
ed, date was set for viewing the
roads around La Jara. Next Tuesday
is the time.
Remember that the spring winds
viii commense pretty soon and an ac-
cidcntal fire may wipe La lara off
the map. Better be prepared and
have Kavalec write you policy at
once in one of his best companies.
DR.. w. w. Courtright, veterinarian
of Monte Vista, Colorado. has opened
an office in Seyfer's drug store, with
j. F. Mcinzer, of Kansas City, Vet
Urinary College, in charge. Calls
will be attended to night or Gay.
Tan shoes, wine shoes, green shoes,
black shoes, yellow shoes, white shoes,
mems shoes, ladies' shoes, boys
shoes, misses shoes, children's shoes,
babies shoes. Say, we have the wide
toed corn-curing shoes. too. All kinds
of shoes at Chas d. Weist's
| DIR. Davis received a letter last
week from his sister-in-law at Salt
Lake City giving the particulars of
the death of Dr. J. NJ. Kennedy, which
occurred in that city March 2S. Dr.
I Kennedy died from a chronic kidney
trouble. for the relief of which a
surgical operation was performed
about two weeks before his death.
j. w Finney lost bet on the
election of last Tuesday and paid it
like Il good loser before $3.50 the
next morning, though his smile came
off in the operation. w. \. Braiden
was passenger and Finney was con-
ductor and engineer of an Irish buggy.
The course. up one side of main
street and down the other, was ac-
complished without rest or refresh
ments.
Uncle Joe Pursley is in receipt of
a letter from his attorney at Stafford,
Arizona. stating that the supreme
court has affirmed the decision of the
lower court in the case of VIM. Rob
inson, convicted of the killing of
Wayne Pursley, and Robinson is now
serving his sentence behind the bars.
The wheels of justice grind exceed
ingly SOW at times but nevertheless
they grind.
Irwin Williams, fruit tree agent
who has spent the past two months
in this vicinity. reports the sale of
over So 900 worth of trees and plants
in the south end of the valley this
season. Mr.. Williams has taken or-
ders and delivered a large number
of appe trees and plum trees, goose
berries, strawberries, currants, rasp
berries, etc. Also a large number
of shade trees. such as catalpas,
Carolina poplars, sycamores and
others.
Benjamin Franklin Turner late
pastor of the Methodist church in
this city, departed Wednesday morn.
ing for Arizona where he will seek
relief from a nervous trouble which
has been greatly aggravated of late.
By invitation of Rev. Minamyer, Mr.
Turner occupied the pulpit at the
methodist church last Sunday even
ing and made a pleasing and help
full address. He stated that being
no longer connected with the minis
try he would not choose a text nor
call his address sermon. He made
no allusion to the late unpleasant
ness.
Judge McCunniff met with quite a
painful accident Tuesday night while
returning to his home after having
witnessed the counting of the bollots
at the town hal Near DIR. Schenck' 5
office he turned to cut across lots
and there tripped over a large stone
which had been rolled in the path
by accident during the process OF
moving the building formerly occu-
pied as a paint shop to the rear OF
the lot, and fell heavily. Going along
with his hands in his pockets, he
was unable to protect himself from
falling PROSTATE and as a result sus-
tanned a fractured nose and several