The La Jara chronicle., 1910-02-11

stead whiskey, always on hand at lie
Club Saloon.
Buggies, a car load just received
at the Murphy store on |
the corner. The kind you want.
DIR. Seabright gives special at
tention to the fitting Of school
chiidren's eye glasses.
Plenty of cheap money to let on
Conejos county ranches for one, two
three, four or five years by the La
lara State Bank.
Miss Irene Lawton. OF Antonito,
attended the NJ w. A. dance We'd
nosday night. the guest of Miss Rosa
Heilman.
Now is your chance to get corn,
corn chop. corn meal for corn cakes,
all kinds OF corn. at the La lara
Milling * Elevotor Company's.
r. C. Balaam, president of the
Trans Mississippi Investment Com
pany is behind the new hotel prop
osition and the much needed i'm
provement should materialize soon.
Fred Warshauer, w. f. Mcclure,
Antonio Ortiz and Mr. Russell drov
up from Antonito this morning and
spent the day in this vicinity, trans
acting business and calling upon
friends.
The new home OF the American Ma
tiOnaL bank in A'amosa is about com
pleted The building is of white
pressed brick and stands on one of
the choicest business corners. Com
plete it will cost about $4,000.
Mrs. Ora Kinton and children are
quarantined at Alamosa with mild
case of diphtheria. Mrs. Kinton. who
resides at La Veta. was visiting Mrs.
Kent Mount and is expected to visit
La lara before returning home.
We have a number of those new
steel safety deposit boxes left.
Gather up all your insurance poll
cies. deeds. documents, notes. etc.
and come and get box at the spsc,-,
ial offer of $500 from now until
January /, 1911.
C. X. Hartzen leaves tonight for
Monte Vista where he will enter the
Soldiers Home. He has been a great
sufferer from rheumatism for a long
time and almost helpless this win
ter. but has been tenderly cared for
by his sister, Mrs. Flower
James C. Riach left the first of the
week on a business trip to his home
in Leadville, expecting to return in
a few days to complete his visit with
VIM. Forbes. Mr.. Riach, wife and
brother are spending the winter at
the Forbes ranch.
Among the land buyers in town the
first of the week We're j. S. Bass
and William Harris of Pratt Center,
Kansas. Mr.. Bass bought l6O acres
south of Sanford and Mr.. Harris is
50 favorably impressed with the val
ley that he says he is going to move
out here if he can get his boys start
ed. Both gentlemen put in consider
able time visiting different parts of
the valley.
| Chief Game Warden j. H. White
ley. Monday morning, captured and
arrested Jack Watson and L. b.
Pittman at Russell, in Costil!a county
having in their possession haf deer
each, recently killed. Warden Whit
ley brought them before Justice viii
liam Maxted at Fort Garland, and
they were fined $25 and costs amount
ing to s44.5O each. They paid the
money and stated that henceforth
they would abide by the state game
laws.
Bishop Christen Jensen of Manassa,
left last Saturday night for Little |
Rock, Arkansas, in response to a tel |
egram stating that his son, Israel |
was missing and could not be located |
From information received later, it
appears that Israel Jensen, with a
Some time. One day last week
young Jensen tod his companion that
he was not feeling well and that he
would go to their room for a little
while. Late in the afternoon when
the companion reached the room
Jensen was not there. He made
earch but could find no trace of the
missing man. Four days later he
telegraphed his father who immedi-
ate'y left for the scene Bishop Jen-
sen has written IN friends here !