The La Jara chronicle., 1910-07-08
] EVENTS OF THE WEEK 3


The field peas are in blossom and
many fields of grain are heading
out
The Club Buffet is the place to
go for fine domestic or Key West
cigar.
Read The Chronicle and know
everything that is going on in the
community.
Soda water time has come again.
Ice cream and all the fancy drinks
at the La lara Drug Store.
Miss Nellie Poulson. of Sanford,
returned this morning from visit
of several months in Utah and Id
aho.
LOST-A pocket book between
Conejos river and Manassa. Liberal
reward to finder. Notify A. c.
Graham
w. G. Helms visited the Austin
ranch last week and made some re-
pairs on the electric lighting plant
at the big house.
Weist store and family departed last
Friday night for weeks visit with
relatives at Saguache.
Douglas Bernard will office with
w. P. Fisher. Parties who expect
to reopen the corner restaurant will
want the entire building.
Antonito will reorganiZe their ball
team. w. F. Mcclure has undertaken
to raise $500 by popular subscription
to fit up and fence the ball grounds.
A. E. Williams is critically i'll with
typhoid fever at his room in the old
La lara hotel He is being cared for
by Miss Reed, trained nurse from
Sanford
John w. ShawcToft. Gerald Shaw
croft and Roy Davis went up to the
summer cattle range yesterday They
viii. brand the calves and be gone a
week or more.
q. G. Oliver has worked up a
splendid trade on Denver Honey
Bread, the finest bakers bread
to be found on the market. None
genuine without the liable
have the Sure Seal Fruit jars.
This is glass top jar in many
respects better than the Economy
jar and very much cheaper. Quarts,
$l15 per dozen. Leroy wilson.
II. A. Havener, assistant to Vice
president ]. B. Andrews of the Den
yer and Rio Grande railroad. is spend
ing his vacation with the Flintham
party, fishing on the Conejos river
La Jara dealers ran out of fire
works several days before the 4th
ard could not obtain fresh supply.
SO it was a safe and sane 4th locally
and the small boy with the crackers
was not greatly in evidence.
The Terrace reservoir was drained
of water by the middle of the week
and some of the prairie farms received
needed moisture. BY next year con-
siderable more water can be stored
as the sepage will not be so great.
f. d. Motz. accompanied by his wife
and little daughter, Lola, arrived We'd
nesday morning from Georgetown,
Colorado. and will remain the bal
ance of the week, visiting his son.
Doris E. Motz. our popular station
agent.
The supper given by the ladies' of
the German Baptist church last Sat
urday was very well attended and
proved most enjoyable. About $50
was realized The ladies great Y
appreciate the generous patronage of
the public and wish to thank all who
50 kindly contributed to the success
of the event.
About forty friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
a. L. Moss, by invitation. assembled
Monday at their beautiful ranch home
north of town, the guests being both
from La lara and Alamosa A bas-
ket dinner and fine little program OF
speeches, recitations and music. made
up one of the most pleasant after
moons of the 18th.
j. p. Band was in from the ranch
Monday afternoon to hear the returns
from Reno. Mr.. Bland was an ardent
supporter of Jeff and had something
like 100000 wagered on the result
with Sid Lovett who took the black
end By lucky turn after the fight