The La Jara chronicle., 1910-06-03

ing from a brief eastern trip.
Fresh tomotoes, strawberries, and
all kinds of early vegetables at G. G.
divers meat market
Miss Lucy Langtry and Helen and
James Hamilton left Wednesday
night for Ration, N. NJ, for a visit
of month or more with relatives.
! MIR. and Mrs. E. j. Murphy visited
in Alamosa Tuesday night and saw
the play, Dora Thorn" put on by
an excellent company at the oliver
opera house.
| l.. P. Pemberton is home from a
weeks stay with Sam Rraiden at
the summer COW camp on La Jara
r. Lem can tell some fish stories
If you ask him.
Speaking of hats and shirts, do
not buy either until you have seen
give you the best quality and latest
styles. Leroy Wilson.
!
for a good band was demonstrated
Decoration day. viii some gentle
man please step forward as leader
and undertake this ain duty.
We will trade you quarter sec
tion or a hall section of Texas land
for your , ace and assume your mort
gage. Come and see us The Trans
Mississippi Investment Company.
The La lara boys played a game
of ball at Romeo last Sunday after
noon. 1t was fine game resulting
in score of 8 to s in favor of La
lara. Other games are scheduled
for the near future.
Going to paint this summer? See
our line of Mountain and Plain paints
also the famous Sherman & Will
Jams paints. We have complete
line of paints and oils. The Murphy
Newcomb Hardware Company.
John Flintham came in from Den
yer with party of friends Sunday
and went over on the Rio San AM
tonic for a days fishing. Monday,
they fished at st. Johns on the Cone
jos. On account of high water fish
ing was poor sport at both places.
| An Indiana editor printed the fol-
lowing: The fellow who is court
ing certain married woman would
better leave town, as the husband
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is onto him" The paper had not
been out long before every man in
town had left except three old cripples
and man who did not read the
paper.
Jas. II. Shemwell plead guilty of
assault upon E. G. Kelley, the popu-
lar little barber. in Myron Guymon'ss
employ. the first of the week and
was fined $40 and trimmings. 1t was
-tated that the trouble arose over
Kelley's endeavor to tell Shemwell
how to become a gentleman.
Bishop S. C. Berthelson was over
from Sanford this afternoon and found
time to drop into The Chronicle
office to say hello. The bishop is
one of the sort we are always de-
lighted to see and our only regret is
that the world doesn't possess more
people of his genial and sterling
character.
When you come to town take
fow minutes and come in to my store
and look over my stock of clothing.
My guaranteed all wool suits at
$1,000 to $1,000 are the best value
in the valley. Come in and look them
over whether you want to buy or
not and see what bargains we have.
Leroy Wilson.
The fishermen were out in force
last Sunday and some nice catches
are reported. The warm weather
brought the water down in such
quantities, however. that by Monday
fish and fishermen were drowned
out and it is probable that the water
will be high for week or more as
there is still large amount of snow
low down in the hills.
pain, ordinary, home made ladder
got DR.. Schenck down Wednesday,
and nearly beat the life out of him
Finally the doctor, remembering his
early training, secured half Nelson
and threw Mr. Ladder with a hard
jolt on the cement sidewalk where
few wei directed kicks stretched it
out in insensibility Just plain
ordinary bpr made I,dJnr will In |