The Lamar register., 1892-06-18

N r. 6rsnsda three days,
Ssansacing 1iEA June 97th and re-
ulainins until the sOth, prepared to do
all kinds Of dental work. Call on him Mt
Brunswick hotel
d. w. W. Simpson. Of Dodge City,
i stopping at the Commercial. He
comss well recommended as . first-class
dsutiss, and can be found at DIR. Bedell's
odlos until June 96th. prepared TO do
al kinds Of dental work.
y The members Of Alexander Realm No.
90, o. n. A., after transacting their rou-
tine business, last Monday night, partook
OF an elegant banquet. Princes J. X.
Mullen, E T. Lee and A. N. Parrish
were the special guests Of the occasion.
The cass Of the people va. Ed Ca:n-
mings came up ON preliminary informa-
ton before Justice Deeter last Monday.
Defendant who was accused Of taking a
pony belonging to J. Ready, was bound
over to the district court, to stand trial,
under bond Of $16O.
| L. J. Ellis, eastern passenger agent Of
the Norfolk and Wester Railroad Com
pany, and W. Fisher Turner, both OF
New York City, were in Lamar last Mon
day. They accompanied B. B. Brown on
a trip over the county inspecting their
lands and other interests.
Lon McCready son of. D. McCready,
Of Granada, was sentenced by Judge
Dickinson Of that place, to two years in
the Reform School at Golden on Thurs
day. He was arrested for stealing goods
from w. H. Morris store. Sheriff Tate
will take him to Golden tonight.
County Superintendent Crawford is
: preparing the teachers certificates for
the May examination. The following
ramed teachers received certificates
5 Mrs NJ. NJ Warner, and Misses Eller
: Strain, Emma Martin, Hinda Martin and
> Eva Lee. Three applicants failed.
Rev. W. l. Taylor returned last Thurs
day night from the NJ. E. Conference al
Pueblo, and the State Sunday Schoo
: Convention held at Colorado Springs
The citizens of Lamar will be glad te
learn that Mr.. Taylor and family viii
: continue with us for another year a,
o least.
A part that wasn't in tho ritual, bu'
8 very nice work nevertheless, was the sur
prise party on the Odd Fellows while il
n session last Tuesday night, by theii
wives. The ladies had some kind OF {
pass word that sounded like cake anc
cream. It must have been correct fol
the doors were opened to them.
The death of Miss Jennie Quereau
that occurred last week at Monument
r was a sad surprise to number OF thu
residents of Lamar. The lady was herr
recently visiting acquaintances, and dur
> ing her stay made many warm friends
She was a woman of rare qualities anC
with all who knew her, a great favorite
The novelty store lately opened b!
Heaton & Co. has proved to be success.
e and they are making many additions t.
!. their stock of 5, 10 and % cent counter
goods. You can see something new
o every few days and it will pay you te
? drop in often and see what they have
A collar will buy more goods than yor
can carry away.
The residence belonging to Thomas
Go6, Of Ft. Wayne, Indiana, and occu
pied by J. D. Martin and family, situated
: on the corner of Oak and Sixth streets
was destroyed by fire last Saturda!
night. The alarm was sounded at abou,
t midnight. Nearly all OF the household
{ goods were saved. Cause of fire incu.
bator. Loss about $3.50. No Insurance
E C. W. Heaton 4 Co. have just received
0 nice lot OF entertaining books which
I they sell at so cents each. About such
books as are usually retailed at one dol
lar each. They also offer you the priv
, ilege Of returning them Mt any time and
, exchanging for others upon payment Of
nickel, this giving you all the advan-
tages Of circulating library at small
cost
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis King moved to
their claim near the Buttes five years
ago Wednesday. From that time until
Wednesday, when Mrs. King came to La
4 mar on her trip to Carol county, Mis-
souri,, where she will visit her relatives.
she had not been away from home one
day They have now proved up on their
. homestead and have certainly earned
| their title to the land.
| Miss Emma Crane daughter Of Mr..
n and Mrs. c. w. Crane OF Ayr, Colo. and
sister'of Mrs. ]. T. Lawless, was married
to Mr.. j. ID. Anderson of Trinidad, at
the residence of J. T. Lawless, in Lamar,
Thursday afternoon, June 18th. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.C f.
Billingslea. The happy couple left for
their future home in Trinidad where Mr..
Al d ,rson is employed in the machine
shops, on Thursday evenings train.