The La Jara chronicle., 1910-06-17

Oliver.
w. W. Seyfer, the popular druggist.
made BUSINESS trip to Denver the
first of the week.
Fresh tomotoes, strawberries. and
all kinds of early vegetables at G. G.
divers meat market.
Ii you want a notary of many years
of experience, go to R. j. Kavalec.
He understands all kinds of convey
ancing
Mrs Andre W Herbst and son return
ed Tuesday morning from a visit of
several weeks at their former home
in Denver.
Just a few more of those steel
safety deposit boxes left. Price only
81 .oe year. Secure one at once.
The La lara State Bank.
Mothers like to have their boys
look stylish. l have the suit that
wi make your boy look like City
Chaps" Leroy Wilson
Miss Ruby Rivera. daughter of j.
Luis Rivera, is home from school for
the summer vacation. She is stud
ent at Loretta Heights, near Denver
Don't forget the La lara Board of
Trade meeting tonight. Turn out
and help along the good work the
organization is endeavoring to ac-
comp ish
The Trans Mississippi Investment
company's offices are now equipped
with first-class blue-printing out
fit. They will furnish you a blue
print of anything.
J. Luis Rivera, one of the most
prominent land owners and stock
men of the county, was transacting
business and visiting friends in La
Jara, Tuesday.
G. G. Oliver has worked up a
splendid trade on Denver Honey
Bread. the finest bakers bread
to be found on the market. None
genuine without the liable.
Mrs. Norma Lowe has succeeded
her sister, Mrs. J. w. Schecter, as
manager of the local telephone ex-
change and will be assisted in the
office by Miss Katherine McCracken
and Miss Lois Sharpless.
Bishop Christen Jensen and Alma
J.. Christensen were passengers to
Denver the first of the week, where
they went as defendants in land
title case which comes up before
Judge Lewis of the federal court
c. c. Whitaker has arranged to
receive the returns of the Jeffries-
Johnson fight on the night of July
4th. private wire will be run to
the Club Buffet and the news re-
ceived by rounds direct from the
ringside
&c to Whitakers Club Buffet on
July 4th and hear the returns of the
jeffries-Johnson fight round by round.
A wire direct from the ringside will
be put in and the events of the battle
will be read to you just as and when
they occur.
J. w. Finney has traded four of
his La lara houses, together with
some additional property, for a half
section of fine land in the Panhandle
of Texas. He doesn't intend leaving
La lara. however, as he is suited
first rate here.
Miss Higgins, the Pueblo trained
nursc so well and favorably known
by those of our people who have suf-
fered severe illnesses the past year
arrived this morning to assist DR..
Schenk in caring for number Of
his patients.
Miss Nellie Newcomb, was an ar
rival Wednesday morning from Den
yer where she has been attending
school at Loretta Heights Academy.
Miss Kate Newcomb was member
of the graduating class this year at
the Greeley State Normal school,
DIR. and Mrs. Seabright packed
their belongings yesterday and de-
parted on the evening train for Da'-
hart, Texas, where they expect to
live for a while. The doctor trad
ed his ranch northwest of town to
r. L. Moore for Dalhart ranch and
town property.
The recent fire at Hahn's Peak,
Routt county. Colorado, which dis
troyed the entire town, was a