The La Jara chronicle., 1910-02-04


| lie sales at La Jara.
| Mrs. George Oliver has been quite
sick this week but is now reported
niucn better.
Watch our advertising and our win
dow display The La Jara Drug
Store.
Editor E. p. McVey, of the Romeo
Record. was n La Jara visitor We'd
nesday
Douglas Bernard returned yesterday
nioi lining from visit of several days
at Colorado Springs and Denver.
Mrs. c. F. Cardiff, of Emerson, Ia.
was an arrival this week for a visit
with her son, Howard. and his wife.
Frank NcClelland has returned to
Romeo, from Brighton, Iowa, where
he accompanied the remains of his
late wife
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Balaam went
to Denver Monday evening to see
Paulham. the man-bird, perform in
| MS ylng machine.
Bremen Hatfield is now buck
ing the extra board" at Aamosa in
anticipation of some day becoming
a railroad brakeman.
Miss Margaret Brum5ly. who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Frank ].
Brumbly for several weeks. left Tues
day evening for her home in Alamosa.
Boyce. the photographer. at the
Fisher real estate office every Tues
day and Wednesday. Work guaran-
teed right or no charge for sittings.
Hon. d. E. Newcomb made a blsi-
ness trip to Denver the first of the
week, returning Tuesday morning,
| mpanied by his nephew, George
d. Newcomb.
The NJ. w. AS are advertising a
masquerade ball for next. Wednesday
evening, Feb. 9Th. An Alamosa or
chestra has been engaged for the oc-
casion.
Lost. His home, furniture and
everything by fire. Sentenced to an
other 40 years of hard labor. Why
Because he did not have an insur-
ance policy in Kavalec's good old re-
liable companies.
E. B. Aker is out on the streets
again after being laid UP with a brok-
en- leg for several weeks. He can't
handle his crutches very gracefully
as yet, but they beat staying in the
house all the same.
Knowing that many of my patrons
will smoke nothing but the best ci-
line of those celebrated brands. the
Flor de Mandel and Martinez cigars.
w. w. Seyfer at The La lara Drug
Store.
Miss Nellie Jarvies, of Manassa,
who has been ill for a long time
with an affection of one of her limbs,
was operated upon Monday by Drs.
Rupert and Schenck and nearly three
quarts of puss removed Her con-
dition is reported to be critical
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Salaz and wife
and Hiatian Garcia, who have been
visiting friends and relatives in this
vicinity for a week. left Monday to
return to their home near Saguache
After looking over this section of the
country they intend selling out in the
northern part of the valley at the
first opportunity and removing here
to live
Chas. d. Weist, the popular mer
chant, has something of interest to
all in this weeks issue of The Chron-
icle. His full page announcement of
a clearance sale elsewhere in this
paper should meet with a careful
reading. The sales conducted at in
tervas by Mr.. Weist have become
feature in the merchandising bust
ness in La lara and they are attend
ed by people from all parts of the
county. The opportunity to secure
seasonable goods at bargain prices is
seldom overlooked by the thrifty.
'Once upon time there. was town
that threatened to amount to some
thing. People looked at the rich ag-
ricultural country surrounding it and
remarked that this town would one
day be the big noise in Conejos coun-
ty. A number of citizens who had
the price or could make borrow
from the building and loan associa-
ton showed their faith in their town