The Lamar register., 1891-06-27
Try sack of Lees Imperial -four.

Try a sack of Lees Imperial -four.
Choice hams and breakfast bacon at
c. NJ Lee'a
Charley Baldwin has taken Henry T.
Hsnry's old position at the Ammo.
All the old timers say this is the pleas
ATTEST season they ever enjoyed in this
country.
BoRS-to Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Atkin-
son, on last Monday, 11-pound boy
baby. DR.. ]. S. Hasty in attendance.
Several Of the leading Prowers county
teachers expect to attend the National
Educational Association in Toronto, On
tario, next month.
As soon as our hot weather liar recov-
err from his late attack of sunstroke, we
intend to tell the truth about the wealth
ef Of the past few weeks
his north side wheat field. The eighty
acres north of the road has all been cut
and will go thirty-five bushels to the acre.
Sam Woods, the most notorious Kan
sas county seat agitator, has reaped his
reward at last He was shot by Hugo
ton citizen this week, and died with his
boots on
There were services held last Sunday
morning and evening in the Christian
church. Rev. A H. Mulkey preached
in his usual able and forcible manner,
and there was large attendance.
The ladies of the Methodist church
gave an ice cream and raspberry social
last Wednesday evening. There was a
large attendance and handsome profit
was netted for the church, and the oc-
casion was enjoyed by all who attended.
Quite large audience turned out last
Sunday morning to listen to Rev. W. /.
Taylor's opening sermon at the Metho-
dist church. He preached again in the
evening. Mr.. Taylor is an able and we'll
educated gentleman and will be quite an
additions to Lamar's religious and social
circles.
W. P. Harper yesterday showed us the
keystone to the new school house in
District No. 10 on the north side of the
river. 1t is handsome stone with the
name Of the district, the year 1891 and
the names of the present board of school
directors cut upon it. The building will
be by far the finest in the county out
side of Lamar.
1t is claimed by some eviLthinking
people that it was the Brotherhood of
Rustlers that committed the depreda-
tions in town last week. This is very
unjust, as we have the word of several
of the most prominent members that
their organization had nothing to do
with it To prove their statements they
cite the fact that the empty valises were
left, and it is one Of the cardinal princi-
pies OF their order never to leave any
thing.
Thursday night when train No. from
the weet arrived at the depot, one Of the
women passengers noticed that her little
four-year-old girl was missing. After a
Thorough search of the coach without
any trace Of the child being found, it was
presumed that the child had fallen off
the train and several of the train men
went back a. far as the whistling post
searching for her. The woman, who was
. German emigrant returning to the old
country, got of the train, which left af-
ter the return Of the men. A number of
ayr citizens with lanterns took an en-
eins from freight train standing on the
side tfsck and went up the road in
ssaFch Of the child, which everyone sup
yossd vas dad. They found her about
eour milas west Of town in the weeds and
VIII the s1csption Of fev scratches
fsua ehs sindsr4 not very much hurt by
~ tsribls fslI- She rss brought back
= tovn il ; wagon obtained from
fssrsr nss< ~, snd ths mother w.s over
ssns Nth ~ On rsesivine her alive.
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