The Lamar register., 1892-09-17
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LOCALS.
o. G. Hess was in Las Animas on
Tuesday.
The Tennent-Stribbling shoe for ladies l
at Johnstons. II
Sheriff Ward of Baca county was in
town this week.
Mrs W. j. Johnston returned on Sat
nrday from Kansas.
]. II. Means was in Colorado Springsi
the first OF the week.
An elegant line OF mems and boys
clothing Just in at S. Morris Irwin's
Marker and Strain have taken the
contract for building the hose house.
J. W. Glenn stalwart repu blican
from Wilde was in the city on Monday.
Parties are talking Of putting cream
cry here. No better point could be se-
1ected-
Arts Barker left for Denver the first |
of the week to attend the business
college.
A. N. Parrish was selected as member
OF the State central committee from
Prowers county.
The best shoe for ladies in the market:
The DEMONSTRATING brand. For
sale at Johnston's.
The Prowers County Land and Irri-
cation Company is shipping ten car loads
OF wheat to the mill
Mrs. ]. ". Kriger returned on Tues
day from La Veta, where she has been
spending the summer.
L J. Hutchins was on the street or
Wednesday the first time since his injury
He is still on crutches.
:. 81. l. Lyons, who has for several week.
been holding down a job on the REGISTER
left Sunday night for st LOUIS.
The second trial Of the Santa F,
workmen for obstructing the public
highway resulted in conviction.
Go to W. a Sanders for groceries, pro
visions, -four, feed, baled hay, corn, choI
and bran. His prices are the lowest
Theodore Pilloud took out his second
naturalization papers this week. and be
came full fiedged American citizen.
Five hundred dollars worth Of meni
and boys hats just received at S. Morris
Irwin'A SEQ their prices on these goods
CD. Page, the efficient superintenden,
Z OF the La Junta and Lamar Canal Co.
was in Lamar on Tuesday and Wednes.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs W. o. Butler have the
sympathy Of the entire community in
the loss OF their only child on Monday
last.
MARRIED-Onl last Sunday by Judge
Doughty at the parlor of the Commercial
hotel, Mr.. Walter g. Rea, and Miss Rosa
E Lamb.
Judge Bell populist aud democratic
candidate for congress from this district
will speak at the court house Saturday
evening.
WANTED-To trade, good piece oi
business property in Lamar for farm
property near the town. Enquire al
the bank.
Theodore PiIloud and j. G. Ford mad.
final homaste I'd proofs at the land Office
ON Wed i-sla'. Theyw among the
best ever taken at the Office.
H. Frye, j. We'll, Luke Cahill, J. NJ
McMillen and Judge r. NJ Moore, Of
Las Animas, were in Lamar as witnesset
in the railros case this week
Miss Mary M. Graham lost her pocke,
book with about 50 cents and check fol
trunk on getting off train at depot The
finder on returning pocket book and
trunk check will be rewarded.
The result of the last quarterly examin-
alton OF teachers, as given by Co. Supt.
Crawford is as follows: No. of applicants
z; obtaining second grade l; third grade
A; failures l; papers sent to other coun-
yies, one
rOiiver Stream Of Wataga, Ill.,-is visit
ing his sson J. o. Stream. Mr.. Stream
came west to see in what kind Of q place
his son had cast anchor. He likes the
country and thinks his boy has made a
good selection.
II. a. Billow and J. A. Woodcock left
on Meaday evenings train tor Wash
5ngton, DC The Capt. viii attend the
NatioHal encampment and Mr. Woodcock
sill take in the sights generally. They
viii be Hbsept about SIX weeka