The La Jara chronicle., 1910-02-04

me universal ldNoilte, olu fioiht-
stead whiskey, always on hand at t,.e
Club Saloon.
at the Murphy -Newcomb store on
the corner. The kind you want.
DR.. Seabright gives special at
tention to the fitting of school
chiidren's eye glasses.
Plenty of cheap money to let on
Conejos county ranches for one, two,
three, four or five years by the La
Jara State Bank
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Riddifori, who
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. Bever for the past ten days. re-
turned Tuesday night TO their home
in Denver.
Miss Seabright, after few weeks
visit with her parents in this city,
left Tuesday morning for Aztec, New
Mexico. where she conducts a millin-
cry store.
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.
Mr., and Mrs. E. N. Rich, formerly
of La Jara, are now making their
home at Santa Fe, New Mexico Mr..
Rich is still representing the Capital
-ise Insurance Company
Thos. l.. King has taken a lease on
he La Jara creamery and will en-
deavor to build up trade. Mr.. King
is a careful worker and under his
management we hope to see the La
lara creamery meet with the success
it deserves.
Rev. N. II. Lee, district superintend
ent of the Methodist church, was an
arrival this morning and will hold
quarterly conference and preaching
services this evening at the church.
lie will not be able to visit Bowen
this trip but will do so in the near
future.
j. II. Iieurance, ,-one of the party
of Iowa farmers who arrived last
week, was "A pleasant caller at this
office Tuesday and had his name
added to aur subscription list Mr,
Lieurance has purchased one of the
fine farms near Romeo and will re
side at Manassa.
JD of II
Hartman, editor of the Alamosa En-
pire, died last Thursday of bronchial
pneumonia. aged eleven years. Mr..
and Mrs. Hartman have the sym
pathy of hundreds of friends in this
county and in the Durango district
where they formerly resided.
w. p. Horton, who has been taking
care of the horses and mules belong
grading outfit, left for Pueblo last
night to receive hospital treatment
for an ailment that has been bother
ing him lately. The grading outfit
has been at Sanford since the firm
quit work. Mr.. Horton has been with
tleln ICr many years.
Frank Pursley writ.s from Nampa,
ldano, that he has sold out and eX-
poets to leave with his family for a
visit at his old home at Knoxville,
Tenn, about Feb. lst From there
he will go toNew Orleans by boat
and remain in the south until April.
a no ha pnG1
piece of money in Idaho and feels
Ike taking good vacation.
Born 10 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Car
diff, last Tuesday, handsome boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cardiff are recent ar
rivals from Buffalo Springs, Kansas,
ana came to occupy the Frank Crow
ther ranch. Mrs. Cardiff met with
an ugly fall down stairway last
week and her condition has since
been very critical. Late reports, how
ever, state that she is improving.
The year 1910 has already made
great record, though but one month
old. Two comets have invaded our
solar system, a man has been abe to
sail through the air over the streets
of Denver, the English elections
promise home rule for Ireland and
the train from the east has been on
time for a week. If 1910 keeps up
her lick, a large book will be needed
to record its wonders.
Lee ID. Price this week traded his
west residence in La lara and an un
improved SO-acre tract south of town
for the improved portion of o. j.
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