The La Jara chronicle., 1911-12-15
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LEROY WILSON, General Merchandise. 6sJ Ia lara

The Presbyterians expect to d-di
cate their new church. Sunday. Ice
31st.
All the windows in the w. A
Johnson Mere. Co.'S store broken by
the recent fire have been replaced by
the insurance company.
Mrs. d. E. Newcomb and children
returned to Antonito last week from
a visit at Monte Vista with Mrs
Newcomb's mother. Mrs. Aldrich.
G. H. Wilson of the real estate
firm of Rucker & Wilson has been
spending a week in Denver on busi-
ness.
Mrs. T. F. Walters left Monday
evening for New Mexico and after a
brief visit there with friends will
continue her journey to the home of
her parents at Pawnce, Okla
II. A. Thompson, foreman of the
Austin ranch, is loading an order for
ten cars of hay at La lara Mrs.
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for Denver and upon her return will
be accompanied by her mother.
long felt want has. been sup
piled by the organization of the La
lara orchestra. Harry Weist, DR..
Shannon, Joe Knight. T. F.. Walters
and Mrs. j. c. Herriott are mem
bers and prepared to furnish excel
lent music for all occasions
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Kipp were Wis
iting here Saturday They are living
on the Feitz ranch south of Romeo
Two or three years ago they removed
from La lara to Garden City, Kan,
but were not satisfied and returned
to the San Luis valley, this time to
remain.
Geo. n. Seeley is in receipt of a
letter from Prof. Working, stating
that the display of grains and
grasses prepared by Mr.. Seeley occu-
pies a prominent place in the exhi-
bit of the Agricultural department at
Washington where the six-foot oats
and other products from this district
attracts general attention.
Town trustees at their last meeting
effected the final passage of the cleo
trio light ordinance so that the road
is now clear for going ahead with
the enterprise. A petition was pre-
sented from DR.. Blissard for a per-
nit to build small frame iron-clad
Office building just east of his for
mer office. The matter was referred
to n committee which afterwards
granted the permit.
Walter L. Wilson received a mes
sage stating that his youngest daugh-
ter, Mary, was seriously i'll at Phoe-
nix, Arizona, where Mrs. Wilson has
been for several months visiting her
parents. Mr.. Wilson left on Satur-
day evenings train for Phoenix which
is almost a three days journey from
La lara. A telegram to Leroy Will
son received Monday evening states
that Mary is much improved
Otto Mears, the pathfinder of the
San juan" and his wife were pas
sengers east last Saturday bound for
San Antonio, Tex, where they will
spend the winter. Mr.. Mears recent
ly completed experimenting the re-
pair work on the north end of the
Silverton branch and the first train
in SO days ran through last week
Thursday. Train for Silverton now
leaves Durango in the morning and
returns in the evening.
Do you Christmas shoppers realize
that there are only seven more shop
ping days before Christmas? A care
full observation of the holiday goods
displayed by La lara merchants will
prove without doubt that Just as
nice articles suitable for Christmas
presents can be had here as in Dem
yer or any other city. Look over the
advertisements of the merchants in
this paper who tell of the goods they
have for sale because they believe
that you read their advertisements.
Help the merchants, help us: but
above all help yourself by taking ad-
vantage of the bargains which are
offered by the La lara business men.