The Lamar register., 1892-02-20

When come home again tonightr' and then
Gomez empfy handed home again.
Detroit Free Press.
w. W. Cooper has gone to Salida-
Mr.. WIN. Irving. OF Holly, was an in
terested spectator at the institute.
Joe T. Lawless suffered from an at
tack OF neuralgia and fever this week.
F. C. Wright is building a very COM
Portable dwelling on his farm west of
town
John Luke, OF Granada, manager Of
the Wilson cattle herd, attended the in
stitute this week.
Mrs. B. F. Acuff has gone to Ell Reno,
Oklahoma, whers Mr.. Acuff has en-
barked in the mercantile business.
Happy and content IS q bride with 1.-THE Rc-
CHESTER" she lives In the light of the morning.
eiea'S sore. szsts RneA<ss1 Lamp c.. Ees llsrk
A personal letter from j. A. Downing,
who is now at Plymouth, Missouri, states
that he expects to return to Lamar at an
early day.
A. Deeter this week bought of james
Campbell, of Wichita, Kansas, the corner
lot on Kansas sysnue, opposite the
Holmes block, east.
Mira Hoyne, who was in Lamar during
the last illness of her son, returned to
her home in Washington, D. c., last
"Wednesday morning.
Lawrence Pilloud returned from Old
Mexico last Monday merning. He says
the part he was in is under martial law
and provisions are extremely high.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Robertson of the
KY attended the ball last Monday night
and the institute onTuesday and Wednes-
day They were guests of Mr.. and Mira
Geo. T. Herbert
Mrs Eleanor J. Cooper, of Washington,
d. c.. an aunt Of VIM. Hoyne, has re-
quested Rey.Tsylor to thank the citizens
OF Lamar Tor their kindness to that
young man during his sickness here.
Mr.- Harriet E Bragg died in Carroll
county. Missouri. on January 18th, 1892.
Deceased was the wife OF Mr.. Byron
Bragg and mother OF Mrs. j. A. Downing.
She was formerly resident Of Prowers
county.
Notice has been received at the local
land Office that the contest case Of
Hutchins vs. Koen was this week trans
mitted to the Secretary OF the Interior,
who will pass on the motion for review
now pending.
= c. Frost Liggett, Of the Chivington
Chief, was in Lamar during the institute.
He left his card Ut the REo1srER office
and we regret that our outness prevented
meeting him. We had bottle of fun
stacked up for him.
The Las Animas Leader last week
stated that J. G. Jones and L. M. Camp
bell would we'll represent Bent county at
the institute. That's what they did,
and much Of the success of the meetings
is due to their kindly and jolly aid.
President ]. X. Mullen, of the Lamar
Milling and Elevator company, has writ
ten to Mr.. Herbert that he will be here
next Monday and expects to let the CON
tract Tor the stone and the excavating
and foundation for the new mill at that
time.
About forty little tots, ranging from
eight to twelve years old, schoolmates of
little Mis- Pay Huddleston, were the
guests OF their teaehsr. Miss Billingslea,
last Monday. It was q farewell party
for Ais Fay and they were well enter
tanned
Chs D. Baldwin this week purchased
from ET.Mills Of Garllsn City, the lot on
Kansae syenus opposite the post Office,
described - lot 8, block "a. Consider
a4foa psid 800 Charley has learned to
Pro1t By his years Of experience in the |
- 80 = buying property while the |
peteo = loW. He intsnds to build on the |
1t naxt sRuno6.
Y - hdfe6 lssp yssx ball Last Monday
niIht ~ mana4sd by nasster hands, |
(a6oat - pair Il fhem,J and was most
eutpyab1e a4aix. The hall Uas gsily |
deaoto4od, ~ music ~ good and the |
0nleunnB oe <Ae fnir unnEpes were tasty |
- pely beenmine. a peB<ty lunch was |
ltpo4 - ooBd t1hleg were provided for |
~ qG1nGG Il tho young people
~ ~ fplhD dsuood