The La Jara chronicle., 1910-06-17
Emmett McCunniffs cement block

Soda water time has come again
Ice cream and all the fancy drinks
at the La Jara Drug Store.
Dr. Davis, the Alamosa dentist. at
La Jara every Thursday at Hamil-
tons drug store. All work guaranteed.
Romualdo Ortiz. the Capulin mer-
chant. went to Monte Vista, Monday
and took in the races at that place.
Tuesday.
Estelle Nelson very pleasantly en-
tertained a bozen little friends Thurs
day afternoon in celebration of her
10th birthday.
Mrs. E. NJ. Rawlings and son Paul
and Mrs. Maxfield came over from
Monte Vista the first of the week
and spent several days visiting La
Jara friends.
Speaking of hats and shirts, do
not buy either until you have seen
my line. l can save you money and
give you the best quality and latest
styles. Leroy Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Haley who
have been visiting at the home Of
their daughter, Mrs. w. w. Seyfer
departed Sunday night for their home
in Bal ard, Washington.
Married-Mr. Clarence Massey and
Miss Alpha Grantham, both of Ala
mosa, were married by Rev. A. b
Mnamyer. Presbyterian pastor Of this
place, on last Tuesday evening.
tion or half section of Texas land
for your pace and assume your mort
gage. Come and see us. The Trans,
Mississippi Investment Company.
Methodist announcements: SUNDAY
school at 10 a. IN. sharp. Preaching
IL a. m, subject for morning service
Strange Bed-fellows." Evening, s
p. m, subject. The Dial of Ahaj ="
C. L. Wright, Pastor.
Mrs. o. b. Sharpless, Miss Lois
Sharpless and Miss Katherine McCr.se-
ken of B ackwell. Oklahoma, were
arrivals Wednesday The two former
are the mother and sister of Mrs.
J. w. Schecter and Mrs. Norma Lowe
and with Miss McCracken will visit
here fer couple of months.
When you come to town take a
few minutes and come in to my store
and look over my stock of clothing.
My guaranteed all wool suits at
$500 to $4,000 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.
C. C.. Whitaker, the new proprietor
of the Club Buffet, is making good
his motto. everything new but the
whiskey." in and about his establish
ment. With new floors, new furni-
'ure and fixtures, new paper and paint
all in white-it now presents a very
neat and tasty appearance, with a
ong stop on tasty.
Mrs Chas. E. Hall arrived yester-
day morning from Denver and was
driven oht to the home of her mother.
Mrs. John F. Slaughter. at Terrace.
Mrs. Slaughter's health has been
quite discourasing CT late and her
many friends hope that Mrs. Halls
visit will prove the tonic to put her
on the high road to recovery.
Gen. Ira ]. Bloomfield of Monte
| Vista, and party were passengers on
Mondays morning train enrOutu to
Pagosa Springs. Gen. b oomfield
and Hon. d. E. Newcomb of this
for the summer and will entertain
number of guests. Mr.. Newcomb
and family expect to leave for Pa
gosa in a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burk left Sun
day evening for their old home at
Fa City. Nebraska, being accom-
panied as far as Denver by their son
A. B. Burk, who, after seeing them
safely aboard their train, returned
to La lara Mr.. and Mrs. Burk are
getting well along in years and be
came quite homesick for the old
place in Nebraska.
Chas D. Hayt and L. d. Eskridge
Of Denver and r. X. Brown of An
tonito. of the La lara Town Company
were here Monday and held the
annual meeting of the company. l..
d. Eskridge was elected vice-pres-