The La Jara chronicle., 1910-06-24

hoiieSeeheis were numerous IN
town this week and business is pick.
ing up.
o. P. Leon, our late jeweler. and
wife departed Monday evening for
Pueblo.
Now is your chance to get pre-
MUM worth while. Read Weist's
ad e sewhere in this issue
Garden hose. lawn mowers. ham
mocks, etc, at the Murphy Newcomb
Hardware store on the corner
Miss Vera Connolly is sojourning
at San Acacio. the new town on the
Costilia Estate, about - miles east
of La lara
1t will pay you to buy your shoes
at Wilson's, he has the best stock
of ladies' childrens' and boys shoes
in the valley.
just few more of those steel
saicty deposit boxes left Price only
s. oc year Secure one at once.
! ne La lara state Bank.
Jose Aniceto Valdez and family
of Capulin returned Tuesday morning
from weeks visit at Trinidad, Ell
moro and other towns in Las Animas
county.
Hon. ID. e. Newcomb went over to
Pagosa Springs, Saturday. to join the
Bloomfield party where he will rest
and recreate as long as business
will permit
If you want something good
to eat, remember what we have
to offer can't be beat. This is
especially true of all our meat.
G. G. Oliver.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. King were over
from San Acacio. Sunday visiting Mr..
Kings parents. Mr.. King is employed
at his trade of blacksmith by the
Costilla Estate company.
The finest ever in ladies' Hand
bags and Belts-direct from New
York-just received at Chas. d.
Weist's. See them aud you'll not
rest until you possess one
MesSrs. Amos Hubka and ]. X.
Blecha arrived from Narka, Kansas.
yesterday morning and are looking
over the country with view to
purchasing farms and locating per
manently.
Mrs. John f. Killen left Monday
for her old home at Clay Center.
Kansas. and Mr.. Killen expects to
10 low rs soon as he can dispose of
his interests here. The Corner res
taurant has been closed for week
or more
&c to Whitakers Club Buffet on
July 18th and hear the returns of the
ieffries-Johnson fight round by round.
A wire direct from the ringside will
be put in and the events of the battle
will be read to you just as and when
they occur.
Emmett and NJ C. Vandeventer,
brothers in-law of VIM. c. Brim. ar
rived yesterday morning from Cha
taulua, Kansas, fer a visit, and in
cidental y to look over our country.
It's ten to one shot that they'll
lo.ate permanently.
The families of r. C. Balaam. ID.
j. II. Raulstone and Samuel Forker
left last Tuesday morning for the
Couejos river. intending to spend a
week or ten days camping in the neigh.
Fishing is exceptionally good just
nov the weather has been perfect,
and they are sure to enjoy their out
ing.
The House has at last passed the
postal savings bank bill. The mea-
sure will go to conference, and before
the adjournment of Congress there
wi ! be legislation on the important
question. 1t has taken long years
Of agitation to bring it about.
but it has come finally. 1t ought to
result in largely increasing the saw
ings of the American people.
Frank a. Franklin, travelling sales
man for the Peters Paper company
of Denver, came in from the south
Sunday evening and was met here
by Mrs. Frank in and friend, Mrs.
Hood of Denver, who are guests at
the beautiful summer home of Rob-
ert A. Austin. MIR. Franklin was
driven out to the ranch and enjoyed
dave of ract and praatinp