The La Jara chronicle., 1910-03-18

DIR. Seabrisht gives special at
tention to the fitting of school
chiidrens eye G asses.
Plumbing and steam-fitting work
guaranteed. Leave orders at the
pool hall. \. e. Barrett
Get even with the hardships of
your school days by reading Chas
ID. Weist's ad in this paper.
nito. visited his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. |. J. Richardson, last Sun
day.
A good time of the year to look
up your fire insurance policies and
see if they are in force. If they have
kavalec's brand, you're dead safe
The Trans-Mississippi Investment
companys offices are now equipped
with first-class blue-printing out
/ fit. They will furnish you blue
print of anything.
Let me tell you new one. Chas.
| ID. Weist has received those fine
spring shirts, all kinds. and he is gla
to show them to you even if you do
not buy at once.
/ Fred G. Greene and family left Sat
urday evening for their former home
in Arkansas. Mr. Greene will return
in the course of couple of weeks
but Mrs. Greene will be away for sew
Grad months.
You cannot afford to keep your
va 'uable papers laying around the
new steel safety deposit boxes at
the La lara State Bank for almost
nothing.
Population of dog and cat heaven
increased considerably this week
through the efforts of Watchman
Connolly. Miss Flossie Finney's dog
Tige suffered death under an automO-
bile and DIR. Schencks dog "Troub-
les" lately joined the great beyond.
A. d. Simpson, district deputy Of
the Modern Woodmen, arrived q .,
nesday morning and will spend a
couple of weeks in and about La
Jara in the interests of the local
lodge. He has already received a
number of applications for member
ship and he is confident of increasing
the number greatly before he leaves.
See the new line of handsome
framed pictures at the La lara Drug
Store. They will be given away to
cash customers. Patrons buying
goods to the amount of $15 will be
given their choice of these beautiful
pictures absolutely free. Patrons
trading to a less amount may have
one on payment of small cash sum.
Every purchase will be credited on a
ticket Ask for tickets. want your
trade. w. W. Seyfer.
S. X. Shirk and wife returned this
week from Kansas City, Mo. where
Mrs. 'Shirk has been quite i'll for some
time. AS soon as she was able to
travel, S. X. was more than p eased
to free himself from his eastern
experiences and HE himself back to
the s,anny San Luis valley, to meet
his many friends and to take up his
spring work. He was detained in the
east by the sickness and death of
Mrs. Shirk's mother
German Baptists TO the number of
about 30 gathered at the home of Geo.
Propp on the Harvey ranch last Sun
1av nj ion
The society is composed for the most
part of settlers who have recently
arrived from Kansas. They viii! Sc
cure suitable meeting place in
La lara and hold regular Sunday
services until sMoh time as they can
build a church of their own.
Bishop Samuel Jackson, of Man
assa, received a letter Tues sday from
Bishop Christen Jensen at Little
Rock, which contained good news.
Bishop Jensen, who himself has been
quite i'll in Little Rock hospital,
writes that his son, Israel Jensen,
has been found i'm hospital at
Clarksville. Arkansas, and that two
companions have gone to his assi't-
rance. Israel wandered into the court
house at Clarksvillc several weeks
ago, and as he appeared to be in a
demented state, he was taken in
charge by the authorities and sent to
hospital where his malady was pro-
nounced walking typhoid fever. He
was not able to give information re-
garding himself and the ony clue to