The Lamar register., 1891-10-24

f. B. Koen has made arrangements
to seed a section of land on Horse creek
at the east end of the Amity canal
Gus Grau has returned from his camp
hunt and is building some large corrsls
for his sheep, at the King reservoir.
Messrs. Holmes l. Lee OF the east side
have sold $50 tons OF hay to western
feeders, that they shipped this week.
John Golladay is suffering consider
able from spralned arm. The injury
was received in a runaway last Saturday
Happy and content is bride with 1.-THE Ro-
chester" she lives in the light of the morning.
TO Learn u0rt. write RoeAater La~p Co. NeS lori.
Grant Lynch, who has had quite Sc
we're sick spell, is mending nicely. He
will probably be able to sit up in few
days.
The supper given by the ladies of the
NJ. E Church last Tuesday evening was
largely attended, and was financial
success.
Hugh Nelson, of Bradford, Pennsylya-
mia, was in Lamar few hours Monday
on his way home from visit to the
mountains-
Sheriff W. c. McCurry seems to have
taken a sudden interest in the lodge, or
somebody else, as he goes to Granada
every Sunday.
Bob Tillett, of the SIS, sold 700 tons OF
hay this week. He is now bailing and
loading, and will have about six thous-
and tons in all.
Morris, of Granada. just received an
immense stock of Clothing, Dry Goods,
Hats and Shoes from Philadelphia and
is selling them uery lor for cash
c. B. Thoman, of Lamar, and NJ. F.
Dickinson, of Granada, went to Denver
last Monday as representatives to the
grand lodge L. o. o. F. held this week.
Losr-Two pairs of spectacles. One
pair were in leather case, and the other
in tin case. The finder will confer a
favor by returning them to I. L. Denny.
W. J. Johnston started on siege Of
fever this week, but the arrival of a big
lot of fall and winter goods made him
forget it and knocked the fever all out
of him
Chas. King, of Dawson, Missouri. has
been looking over the farms near Lamar
prospect and will probably locate In
Mr.. o. G. Hess received telegram
from Oakland last Thursday night, call
ing him to the bedside of his sister, who
is dangerously ILL He expects to be back
next Saturday. =
Bert Slater, who had his arm broken
by being thrown from horse, two
months ago, was thrown again last Mon
day evening and broke tho same arm. DR..
Bedell is attending him.
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.
The breaking on the Vanorsdale and
Everett ranch, north OF the Santa Fe
track, is about completed. AS soon as
finished, the ground will be surveyed,
and the new race track will be laid out
Mrs. Maggie Durham and her little
boy, daughter and grandson of Mr.. and
Mrs. I. L. Denny, arrived from Trichera,
Colo, last night Mrs. Durham will
teach the school at Prowers this winter
Messrs Taylor, Blodgett and Heaton,
the election judges for precinct No. one,
will meet as the board of registration
next Tuesday, in the building wost Of
REGISTER office. Last chance to regis
ter.
= Mr.. W. F. Coxhead, tho father of our
Mr.. Sol Coxhead, returned to Lamar from
where he has been engaged in
the U. s. government survey. Mr.. Cox
head expects to make this his home in |
the future.
Mr.. Jake Chism brought in some cab |
i 1.a4 L..
Some of the cabbage heads weigh 25 |
respect, while the turnips are as fine as
any ever grown.
That smile displayed by Newt Parrish
reminds one of a pleasant summer day,
when all is calm and radiant and there
8 ''peace on earth, good will toward man"
n every passing breeze. Mrs. Parrish
Ind the babies returned the other day,
rom their four months visit at Silver
Cliff.
The ladies' of the Methodist chursh de-
ire to return their thanks to the REGIS
,ER and the Sparks for publishing no.
ices OF their supper, also to Mr.. and Mrs.
}. G. Hess for the use OF tho 1ronclad
and to the general public for
generous support.
Con-.
Rev, A. K. Wright will preach at the
;hristain church tomorrow forenoon, and
t Z o'clock in the evening. Rev. Wright
as beenemployed as pastor of this church
nd will remove, with his family, to La
,ar in few days He preached here a
hort time ago, and is spoken OF as a very
BILE man and forcIble speaker.
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