The La Jara chronicle., 1910-03-25
FUEL AND WATER
FROM SAME WELL.

j. w. Rogers and wife of Moffat
stopped in Center a short time
Wednesday while on their way home
from Del Norte. Mr.. Rogers is as
sociated with Mr. Smith in the we'll
drilling business. having recently pur-
chased new rig which is designed
for deep drilling and they have just
completed gas and water well for
Mrs. NARROW. a few miles south of
Mcffat. This well is 6O3 feet deep
and besides securing a good flow of
pure artesian water. there is gas
enough to supply the house with
heat and light.-Center Dispatch.
Are you registered?
Register! That's your first duty.
kavalec can do everything but
grant divorces. See him
County commissioners were view
ing roads near Manassa to-day.
Don't fail to register or you vii
lose your vote at the election on
April 5th
o. p. Leon. practical matchmaker
and jeweler. Leave orders at my
home in west La lara.
Mrs. C. b. Sampson. of Antonito,
was a guest of Miss Emma Norland
at "Sunnyside" last Sunday.
o. B. Case removed yesterday to
w. F. Middleton's new house on the
corner of Walnut and First street
George w. Driver advertises big
farm sale for Saturday. April 9th.
Read his ad elsewhere in this paper
Harry Kinton is taking a vacation
from his duties in G. G. divers
store and is trying his hand at farm
ing.
Mrs. Orley Frazcy. who. with her
children, has been visiting her par
ents at Sanford. leaves this evening
for the South Fork. where her husb-
and is running saw mill.
Thomas Kinton leaves this even
ing for an extended visit in Missouri
and Iowa. Mr.. Kinton was born and
raised in Iowa and lived for twenty
years in Missouri.
DIR. Schenck received a telegram
this morning from Stafford. Ariz., an
ncuncing the death Of Mr.. r. l.. Rog-
crs. Mr. Rogers was well known in
this community. He was a great suf-
ferer and had been an invalid for
many years.
Fred Greene writes that he is
feasting every day on venison, wild
duck, black bass and squirrel, enjoy
ing himself at a club house, fishing
and hunting in the wilds of Arkansas
Some of the boys in La Jara are from
NJ. johnson and son. who have been
teaching elocution and acting at San
ford and Manassa for the past two
months, will put on their last ay in
this neighborhood, "A Jail Bird" at
Manassa, tomorrow, Saturday. night.
Prof Johnson has produced some
good plays while here and has made
some warm friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forker and son, of
oi City. Pa. are visiting at La Iae
Mrs. d. J. H. Raulstone is daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Forker Mr.. and
Mrs. Raulstone have taken apart
ments in Denver, where Mr.. Raul
stone will be engaged on business
matters for several months. He is
expected in from Denver tomorrow
morning.
General Eugene Engley is reported
to be very ill of pneumonia at A'a-
mosa. Thursday morning. fearing
the end was near. he sent for Mrs. |
Maud X. Brumbly on important bus
mess connected with the estate of |
her late husband Mrs. Brumbly pro-
cured a rig and drove up to Alamosa |
and has not yet returned. Late re |
ports give General Engleys condi- |
ton as most critical
ohrlVe Is. collins. diSintereSted ,
of Creede, appointed by the /
district court to establish certain
boundary lines in the Bountiful dis
trict, has made a report, it is said.
locating the boundaries about where
they were before the controversy a
rose. On account of the sickness of
General Engley. one of the attorneys
in the case, the hearing, which was