The La Jara chronicle., 1910-06-10
Fresh tomotoes, strawberries. and
all kinds of early vegetables at g.
divers meat market

all hiHuS Oi early NeSeudUts at VI.
divers meat market.
/ Miss Nina Holman and Miss Mary
Dyer, two good looking young ladies.
now drive the mail wagon to Sanford.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Moore returned
home Monday accompanied by Mrs.
Moore's sister. Miss Helen Shock of
Fall City. Nebraska.
Speaking of hats and shirts, do
not buy either until you have seen
my line. l can save you money and
give you the best quality and latest
styles. Leroy Wilson. si
We will trade you quarter sec
tion or half section of Texas land
for your Place and assume your mort
gage. Come and see us. The Trans
Mississippi Investment Company
I A lot of good horses are now owned
in and around La Jara. Why not
form little racing association? Good
ground for a track can be secured
not far from town and some inter
] '''''hS ''Nhto Wouiu LoiioW.
Going to paint this summer? See
our line of Mountain and Plain paints
also the famous Sherman & VIII
Jams paints We have a complete
line of paints and oils. The Murphy
Newcomb Hardware Company.
]. X. Pitts. who was ill at the
town hal last week, was able to
discharge his nurse and return Mon
day to his home southeast of town.
Mr.. Pitts personally settled all the
expenses of his sickness.
Andrew Herbst, who chaperoned
the fishing party to the La lara
reservoir Sunday, reports lots of fun.
The chaperon holds the. belt as the
champion fisherman of the bunch
and that is not saying very much,
either. They returned before dark
Sunday night.
Miss Edna Hatfield returned Sun
4 day evening from Durango. Mr. Hat
field, Sr., got home Tuesday nigs,
and Miss Alma, who has been visit
ing friends for several days at Anto-
nito. returned yesterday All of the
Hatfields now hang their hats on the
family hatrack at home.
When you come to town take
few minutes and come in to my store
and look over my stock of clothing.
My guaranteed all wool suits at
$1,000 to $4,000 are the best valeue
in the valley. Come in and look them
over whether you want to buy or
not and see what bargains we have.
Leroy Wilson.
A little son of Julius Horton, liv-
ing on the Grosshart ranch west of
town. took mouthful Of lye Monday
afternoon, mistaking it for drinking
water. Fortunately he did not swal-
low any of the poison but spit it
out quick y. The child's mouth was
burned but not badly because the lye
was not strong.
Miss Flossy Finney was thrown
from her pony last Monday and quite
badly hurt. AS she was attempting
to mount in front of the residence
of b. L. Van Vechten, the pony SHE'D.
Miss Finney suffered an injury to
her back and 1t is feared internal in
juries. How serious the result will
be can not yet be determined.
Norton Bros, of the Excelsior
ranch, gave up their La lara office
Tuesday and moved the furniture to
Alamosa where they have opened an
office across the street from NJ. d.
Blakey. The room next to The Chron
icle office, vacated by the Norton's
will probably be rented by the school
board and used to accommodate a
part of the primary department next |
term.
Mrs. f. n. Rich and children were |
visiting Mrs. Robert Guymon. We'd |
nesday. Mrs. Rich came up from |
New Mexico last week to avoid the |
hot weather of the territory and will |
spend some months at the home of |
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. d. Gun
ningham at Sanford. Mr.. Rich is |
sti with the Capital Life Insurance.
company and makes his headquarters
at Santa Fe.
Town trustees met Tuesday night
and allowed the regular budget of
bills. The marshal was instructed
to repair various street crossings
and sidewalks also in regard to some
work on the streets. C. L. Smith