The La Jara chronicle., 1910-06-10

iSe cream and all the fancy drinks
at the La lara Drug Store
Regular services next Sunday at
the Methodist church at the usual
hours. Sermon by the Presbyterian
pastor, Rev. A. B. Minamyer, both
morning and evening. All are cor
daily invited to attend.
Mary and Jane, daughters of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Wilson, are both
quite ill. Jane is suffering from pneu
monia and Mary has an acute attack
of bronchitis. To-day the children
are reported to be improving.
Dave Ellis. the ministerial-looking
young man. who used to ornament
the soda fountain at the La Jara
drug store during the summer months
was with us for few hours Monday
representing an eastern boot and
Shoe house.
Everyone who has looked over my
new line of clothing says for style,
make and quality. it is the best they
ever saw. Come and look it over
and let us know what you think of
1t. Guaranteed all wool $500 toS2O
a suit. Leroy Wilson.
Mrs. Lilly Rogers returned We'd
nesday evening from Stafford, Ari-
zona, where she went with her in
valid husband last fall in hopes that
the climate would be of benefit. Moth.
ing could be done to stay the pro-
gress of his ailment, however, and
he passed away after great suffering
severa! months ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Kavalec and
children returned Sunday morning
having had a most pleasant trip. Mr..
Kavalec while away, travelled over
the most of Nebraska and northern
Colorado. taking a trip over the Mof-
fat road into Routt county, but saw
no country. allthings considered, that
suited him as well as the San Luis
valley.
The bodies of Mrs. S. E. Newcomb
2yd httleason were exhumed Tuesday
by Undertaken Kloepfel and taken
to Denver on the evening train where
they will be laid to rest in Crown
Hill cemetery beside the grave of the
husband and father, the late S. E.
Newcomb, in accordance with his last
wishes. George d. Newcoomb and
Hon. d. E. Newcomb accompanied
the remains.
Geo. MacLagan, G. II. knuckolds,
j. S. Hoag, the board of control of
the National Irrigation Congress
and II. II. Faxon, secretary, were in
town few minutes yesterday, com
ing in from Monte Vista via auto
and going on to Antonito. From
there they returned to Pueblo on the
train last night. They made flying
trip over the valley but as a result
the valley will receive considerable
in outside papers.
John +. Field, chief engineer of
the Terrace reservoir came in Satur-
day and went out to look over the
big dam. Sunday evening, just as
he was boarding the train for Denver,
he missed his pocketbook, the con-
ductor kindly held the train for two
CT three minutes while Mr.. Field
ran over to the livery stable and
recovered his roll. which had slipped
from his pocket and was found un-
der a seat cushion of the carriage
in which he had been driving
Thos. McCunniff. the new water
for this district, is get
ing after the ditch companies who
habitually allow the water from their
bitches to overflow into the public
roads. At this scason of the year
when streams are bank full it is the
practice to run bitches as full as
they will hold regardless of their
lpportionment. The managers of
many ditch companies make too much
)f a good thing and take more water
than the capacity of their ditch.
The consequence is that public roads
are injured by unsightly and bother
some mud holes.
Winfield Mount, aged nine years,
Youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Mount. whose Illness was mentioned
II last weeks paper. died very sud
ien'y last Tuesday afternoon. The
roy was suffering from an acute at
ack of tonsilitis but at no time was
lis condition considered dangerous
lntil few minutes before his death
when the heart action suddenly fail