The La Jara chronicle., 1910-02-18


lie sales at La lara.
The La lara flour mills closed
down this week while needed repairs
are being made.
Call at the La lara Mill & Elevator
Co. for corn. corn chop. etc. before
1t is all gone.
Fred d. Stanley. the Alamosa at
torney, was a visitor in La Jara be-
tween trains. Wednesday.
Now is your chance to get corn,
corn chop, corn meal for corn cakes,
all kinds of corn, at the La lara
Milling & Elevotor Company's.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. J. Richardson Wis
tied Antonito Sunday to see their
new grand daughter. who arrived last
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
NJ. Richardson
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.
Claud Upton, of Toledo, Ohio, a
butcher of twenty years experience,
was an arrival the first of the week
to take charge of the City Meat Mar
ket for j. II. Shemwell.
The La lara Milling & Elevator
Company has just received con
signment of corn. 1t will not last
long. so get in early and get what
you want.
J. J. Schecter has purchased a new
farm near the Star school house and
has erected commodious barns. A
residence will be started as soon as
the weather moderates.
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.
A new Union Sunday school was
organized last Sunday morning in
the school building. Charles Nickel
vey was elected superintendent: Miss
Lois Dodson, secretary; and Miss
Mabel Weist. treasurer. The attend
ance was forty-two
The papers don't say anything a
bout it, but travelling men report
1n irt
cases of small pox. So far no cases
have been reported in this vicinity
Jose A. Chavez has been appointed
postmaster at Capulin, vice Romualdt
Ortiz resigned. Mr. Ortiz. who has
been postmaster at Capulin for years
found that his ever increasing bust
ness would not allow him to give the
necessary time to postoffice affairs
Tuesday evenings Denver Times
contains a lengthy article under q
La lara date line relative to the res
ignation of the Rev. Turner from the
pastorate of the Methodist church
So closely does the article follow a
long the lines of the one published In
this paper last week, with the excep
ton of a few details, that the aver.
age reader might suppose that ii
was written or sent from this of
flee. Such was not the case, how
ever, and no one connected with this
office has any knowledge of the ar.
dcle in question. We devote all our
time to The Chronicle and write for
no other paper. When Rev Turner
left La lara he expected to be able
to secure position as reporter on
one of the Denver papers and from
this distance it would appear that he
had been successful and that the first
story he turned in was one out of the
book of his own experience.
Thursday was n cold day in the
paint shop of NJ. NJ. Shockey and he
built fire to warm up things a lit
tie. His efforts would have been
most successful had not Marshal
Schecter appeared on the scene and
ordered the fire extinguished. The
shop being small. Shockey concluded
that he could warm it up by build
ing fire in an old stove that was
standing there without connecting it
up with the stovepipe that is usually
considered necessary when stoves are
to be used in buildings. His fire was
a good one and the smoke from it
was even better. in fact so extreme
ly thick and dense that Shockey was
compelled to vacate the building and
scene, thinking that the building was
Ere.