The Lamar register., 1891-10-17

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tered At the popular Alamo, last Mon
day.
A. N. Parrish went to Silver Cliff last
night Mrs. Parrish will return with
hum.
Systematic depreciation OF chicken
coops in reported in the southeast pait
Of town.
Henry Adams, who has been laid up
with broken leg Tor some days, is again
able to be out
= W. A. Swift and wife and the baby
were visiting friends in Lamar several
days this week
C. s. and w. E Walker came up from
Adsna Monday after lumber to enlarge
their school house.
p, The large two-story residence OF James
Roberts at Ayr was destroyed by fire
yesterday afternocon.
o. G. Hess went to Carlton last
Wednesday to defend the parties charged
with cattle stealing.
Anderson Stewards little boy has h; d
quite a severe attack of Group, but he Is
improving nicely now.
The voting place in Lamar precinct
will be in the two story frame building
west OF the REGISTER Office.
Happy and eonten, Is a bride with "The Ro-
chester" she lives in the light of the morning.
~ iears .ers. s-lis RoeAesser La-p Co. Ses lerk.
The horses belonging to the outfit of
mail carrier Reynolds strayed off this
week, and no trace OF them has yet been
found.
The little folks are interested in the
Delinsdtor, as it has splendid articles on
children's styles and styles for dolls each
month.
Superintendent Mead, OF the Lamar
Land and Canal company, reports splen-
did stands Of wheat on the south side of
the river.
The suit between James Swift and E.
B. Lestherman was settled by q COM
promise which was satisfactory to all
concerned
]. Scott Robertson and J. N. Wyatt
came in Monday night from Granada,
where they had arrested some alleged
cattle thieves.
A. B. Hone, ]. H Hone and ]. II. Bailey
and wife, of Knox City, Missouri, were in
Lamar the first OF the week. They are
on pleasure tour.
A B. Coulsen. bookkeeper for the Ar
kansas River Land, Reservoir and Canal
Company, WAS down from Denver last
Monday and Tuesday.
Morris, of Granada, just received an
immense stock OF Clothing, Dry Goods,
Hats and Shoes from Philadelphia and
is selling them rery iotc for cash.
The ladies' of the NJ E Church will
give a supper at the Ironclad building
o'clock All should attend and help in
q good cause.
George w. Longshore, OF Wilde, who
carried of six prizes at the Bent county
fair, reports crop of 5000 bushels of corn,
and sufficient feed for his 100 head OF
cattle. No irrigation.
]. B. Trailer Was in Carlton las;
Wednesday to conduct the preliminary
hearing of the cattle stealing cases be-
fore Squire Wilcox. The prisoners were
bound over to the district court
]. B. Woods and c. E Crawford have
formed a partnership for the purpose of
running a wagon and blacksmith shop.
Their shops are on the north side OF the
track, east of Biby's livery stable.
Mrs. J. W. Kriger has for sale choice
collection of instrumental music Of all
grades, including popular and classical
music. Any one wishing to purchase
can see the same at her residence.
After the Spy of Virginia" perform
ance at Browns hall, last Wednesday,
the hall was cleared and about twenty
five couple enjoyed themselves immense
ly dancing to some splendid music.
A greater acreage Of fall wheat than
anticipated, is being sown on account OF
the splendid yield of last years crops,
Owing to the fine weather and abund-
ance Of water the seeding is still going
merrily on
Mr.. Hugh Nelson, of Bradford, Penn
sylvania, was in Lamar the first part Of
the week. Mr.. Nelson is one Of the early
settlers Of this section, having proved up
claim about three miles south OF Ora
NADIA five years ago.
A case before Esq. Billingslea, between
two of our prominent citizens, yesterday
morning resulted in much hilsrity, and
no bad feeling. The defendant has a re-
ceipt for the amount claimed. One OF
the attorneys paid the costs.
R, s. Reister was in Chivington
Wednesday forenoon He informs us
or