The Lamar register., 1891-10-10

Go see 4The Spy Of Virginia" Monday
night, and show that you appreciate
home talent and home enterprise.
G. T. Feast and Lorenzo Jones drove
here till after the Woodmen's ball.
Happy and content is bride with "The Ro-
chester, y she lives in the light of the morning.
10 iearn uors ,sri.s Roeass.er Lasp Co. Ness York
The commissioners have secured in
Ysurance on the court house Amount,
5000; rate three per cent for five years.
Hon. James Swift has sold his store in
Childress, Texas, and is glad to be
back among his many friends in Lamar.
]. W. Glenn, a substantial farmer and
stanch republica,.>fr from near the Twin
week Foe
Mr. and Mrs S. B. Baldwin en- route
from eastern Kansas to Oregon, stopped
off last Tuesday evening to see their son
Charles d.
c. NJ. Lee this week received crate
OF quesnsware direct from England, it
being the first ever received here in the
original package.
E. NJ. Slater and E B. Leatherman are
competing as champion narrators of what
fine stand of wheat they have on their
farms. Honers are about even.
Don't miss seeing the great war drama,
"The Spy of Virginia" rewritten and
greatly improved, by its author, Mr.. VIM.
Cummings. Monday night at Browns
hall.
Mr.. King, o. the Cimarron, is in town.
He intends bringing up 800 head OF
horses to this county, to feed through
the winter and wants to buy 800 tons of
alfalfa.
E. NJ. Slater is having some artistic
decorating done in his new house on the
north side. The fact that c. W. Heaton
is doing the painting will insure splen-
did job.
George B. Lord, prominent capitalist
and ditch builder of Olathe, Kansas, well
known by many of our citizens, died of
mountain fever at Larned, Kansas, last
Tuesday.
A hunting party consisting of Gus
Grau, B. F. Slater, Frank Slater and
Doc. Ware, left for the cedars last Thurs
day afternoon, where they will indulge
in camp hunt
Mr. Charles Little has been chosen as
the ianitor of the court house. This is
a good selection, and under his charge,
the pride of Proxers county will be in
first-class hands.
E W. Henlins left for Kansas City,
this week, where he will meet Mrs.
Henkins and the boy. Lige has been a
bachelor all summer, and Will be glad to
live at home once more.
VIM. Thompson and ths boys of the
N bar n, who went through here with q
large herd of cattle to Montana last
spring, returned Thursday night, on their
way to the Panhandle, Texas.
Henry c. Adams had his leg broken by
being kicked by mule at Coxhead and
Harrell's livery barn, on last Saturday
night. DR.. Bedell reduced the fracture
and he is getting along nicely.
]. W. Thompson, Of Las Auimas, On
expert alfalfa thresher, came down Mon
day and started Herbert, Blosser and
Bowser's alfalfa huller to work He pro-
nounces it splendid machine.
ARRIvED-at o'clock a. IN. Tuesday
October 10th, Mr.. Grover Davidson, Jr.
at the household of Mr.. and Mrs. Sim
Davidson. Regulation weight, and all
doing well. DR.. Hasty was at the recep.
ton.
The Woodmen's ball last Wednesday
evening, was great success. \ very en-
joyable time was reported by many who
were in attendance and the elegant sup
per served at tho Alamo hotel was ap-
preciated.
= MARR1ED-et Keota, Iowa, on Thurs
day, October sth, 1891, Thomas j. Mar
/
Keota- They will return TO Lamar in a
few days and will make their home or
the farm west OF town, on Poverty Ridge
Success and happiness to them.
The REGISTER folks are under obliga-
tions to Mr.. P. S. Lynch for some fine
beets and sweet potatoes sent to this Of
fee. Some OF the beets measure "a in
ches long and 16 inches in circumference,
and the sweet potatoes are 9 inches long
and Is inches around. These were grown
on his Twin Cottage farm.
II. A. Billow rendered his resignation
as marshal to the city council last Thurs
day night, which was accepted and VIM.
Cummings was elected to that place Mr.
Cummings viii attend to the duties of
marshal in connection with his duties as
city engineer, and will fill the last re-
ceived place as satisfactorily as he has
and does that of engineerI Capt. Billows