The La Jara chronicle., 1910-03-04


and does everything.
w. A. Braiden is shipping four more
cars of fat hogs to-day.
Jose Alfaro was seeing the sights
around town Wednesday.
Saturday morning from a trip to
Denver
signs, 10 cents to close out, at the
La lara Drug Store.
Miss Rosa Heilman, the l.. o. T. M.
organizer, left Wednesday evening for
her home in Monte Vista.
Don't fail to look up that full
page ad. of The Mississippi In
vestment Co. in The Chronicle.
Kavalec has the most complete
line of legal and conveyance
blanks in the county. See him.
Mrs. f. G. Greene and daughter
will leave in few days for visit
Arkansas.
Mrs. Flowers mourns the loss OF
her dog. the one faithful companion
left to share her trial3 and pleasures
and help brighten her lonely life.
Resolved that it is not good
policy to be without fire projections;
but that it is one of the best kind of
POLICIES If it is in one of Kava-
lees.
Remember that Riddle is coming.
He's the fellow who sells the best
c othing and suits in the west. He's
been doing it for twenty years or
more.
FOR RENT-32O acres of land one
mile west of La lara. The Abner
Black ranch, one of the best farms
in this section. Inquire at the La
lara State Bank.
The Trans Mississippi Investment
company's offices are now equipped
with first-class blue-printing out
III. lney Will luiiisii you u piue-
print of anything.
Please call Immediately and leave
size of your camera. l am sending
in an order for supplies and want to
be in position to meet all of my pat
rons' wants in this line. w. w. Sey-
fer, at the La Jara Drug Store.
The higher room of the La Jara
public schools will resume sessions
Monday-srades taught by Professor
Loux only. All pupils who attend
must be vaccinated. ID. f. Newcomb,
president of the school board.
l. j. Richardson, manager of the
Home Lumber Coal and grain COM
pany. made trip last week to the
lumber regions in the vicinity of Pa
gosa Springs, where he made con
tracts which insure plenty of lumber
for building operations in this neigh
borhood this spring.
Mrs. Maud La Rue wishes to an
nomroe that her spring and summer
Sbock Cl HiiiiHeiy has di'iNtu "hiu
ladies are invited to call and inspect
the same and leave orders for Easter.
The latest Chicago and New York
pattern hats, also a nice assort-
ment of frames, trimmings, etc.
|. j. Richardson leaves Monday for
the Pacific coast to purchase for the
Erain
pany one of the largest and finest
stocks of lumber and building mater
ial carried west of Pueblo. Mr.. Rich
ar'lson will visit Idaho, Oregon and
Washington. picking up whatever bar
gains are offered in his line.
Reuben B. Golden and family ar
goods from Shell Lake, Wisconsin,
and have moved out to his farm on
the Harvey ranch. He will occupy
the west house at the headquarters
and wi farm both his own and Fred
crick Ehrlick's piece of ground. We
extend to Mr.. Golden and family our
best wishes and welcome them as
neighbors. They have four children,
three daughters and a son. and we
trust they will all become familiar
figures in our social life.
ID. j. II. Raulstone and II. C. Ba-
!aam of the Trans Mississippi In
vestment company were arrivals Wed
nesday morning from Denver. Mr..
Raulstone has been visiting his fam
lily on the Pacific coast and at the