The La Jara chronicle., 1910-02-11

O. B Case leaves this evening for
Ienver on business trip.
Watch our advertising and our win
dow display. The La lara Drug
Store.
Leroy Finney and family this week
moved into their new home on south
Walnut street.
Call at the La lara Mill & Elevator
Co. for corn, corn chop. etc, before
it is all gone.
See directions for treating seed
grain in the advertisement of the La
lara Drug store in this issue.
Miss Nita Trujillo returned yester-
day morning from short visit with
relatives at La Vale, near san Luis.
Douglas Bernard was passenger
on Tuesday nights train, bound for
Colorado Springs for a short business
trip.
A. V. Annett and family left this
week for Springer. New Mexico,
where they expect to reside in the
future
Ask Kavalec for one of those large
new 1910 calendars and at the same
time inquire about rates on insur-
ance. He's got something especially
attractive.
| w. II. Vasser was up from Romeo
! Wednesday to procure medicine for
his infant child who is threatened
with pneumonia.
Master Roy Bever celebrated his
ninth birthday, "Wednesday afternoon.
by very handsomely entertaining a
number of his schoolmates.
Resolved that it is not good
policy to be without fire protection;
but that it is one of the best kind of
POLICIES if it is in one of Kava-
Ices.
Among the cattle shipped to Dem
Yer last Sunday were four grlss-fed
native steers belonging to d. E. New
comb which brought $2O6 This is
7 S<iLAl " Dt l'tOIu u plI't loI -i'H
steers.
| Frank Russell is home from Den
Yer, where he marketed his hogs,
obtaining the fancy price of $3.50.
However, they were fancy hogs, one
of the finest shipments that ever left
the valley.
Juan F. Tafoya. nephew of Juan
Macs, accompanied by his wife, ar
rived yesterday morning from San
| Luis. They expect to remain here for
the summer if Mr.. Tafoya can find
employment.
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
liable companies.
| A. +. barrett, plumber for the Muir
/ ply -Newcomb Hardware Co. had the
misfortune TO run nail in his
knee today. inflicting a painful
wound, whic'I will probably put him
on the shell for while
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Weller were ar
rivals last week from Missouri and
are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
Neff. Mrs. Weller is cousin of Mr.
Neff and will remain some time for
the benefit of her health.
Knowing that many of my patrons
will smoke nothing but the best ci-
gars made, | have put in large
line of those celebrated brands, the
Flor de Mandel and Martinez cigars.
W. w. Seyfer at The La lara Drug
Store
A special stock train of eleven
standard gauge cars was made up
here Sunday. The shippers were as
follows: Peter Peterson, two cars
cattle; George d. Newcomb, two cars
cattle, one car hogs; John Shaw
croft, one car cattle; J. ]. Schecter,
one car hogs; Rnssell Bros, one car
hogs; Jack Bros. of Romeo, three
cars hogs.
little daughter was born in Den
Yer last Tuesday to the widow of the
late S. L. Newcomb, whose death on
the 10th Of January was recorded in
these columns. To-day telephone
message was received by Hon. ID. +.
Newcomb stating that the baby was
dead and asking him to come at once.
The telephone lines were working so
badly that Mr. Nemcomh could trlna n |