The Lamar register., 1892-05-28

" III. Living Hd1c PtOcA OhA i'A'
homestead and timber claims near |
Holly, this morning. W. E. Vincent and
Ira Fish came up with him as his wit
nessee-
C. W. Heaton & Co. have a nice line OF
s,mples Of Carpets and Picture Frame
Mouldings to which they invite the at
tention of purchasers. Call and see
them before buying,
Commissioner H A. Pettee, accompa-
MED by VIM. N. Hall, of Kansas City,
and G. T. Sinclair, of Trinidad, was in
Lamar Wednesday. The last named
gentlemen were looking up pasturage for
large herd of cattle.
H. v. Ware was n welcome caller at
the REGISTER office this morning. Doc
has had severe time of it and was not
expected to hive, but he is rapidly
| improving now and his many friends
| rejoice at his recovery
The ladies' aid society OF the Christian
church will meet at the residence OF Mrs
d. E. Cooper next Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock. All members are requested
to be present
Mrs W. FERGUSON, Sec.
You can get ready mixed paints of G.
w. Heaton & Co. of any shade of color
and in any quantity. Thirty years expe-
rience in the sale and use of paints en-
able them to give you an unusual chance
to get the best grade of goods the mar
ket affords.
DIEp-the infant daughter OF John A.
and Clara E Williams, at their residence
north of the river, on Sunday, May 22nd.
The funeral took place at the residence
and was conducted by neighbors and
friends of the family. Mrs. Williams,
who was very sick, is now much i'm
proved.
At T. L, Denny's White Horse feed
and sale stable horses will receive espe-
pecial attention and care. few saddle
horses will be kept for the use of the
public And the model standard bred
stallion Bashaw Chief will be found for
limited number Of mares nj greatly
reduced rates.
pEring the rain storm last Tuesday
afternoon lightning killed two horses in
J. W Rails pasture, about s,x miles east
tf town. One was owned by A. 2. Mead
ani the other by A. b. Stewart Two
steers belonging TO Vanorsdale and Ev-
aratt were also struck and killed in their
pasture north of Lamar.
The NJ E Church is being decked
with flowers for memorial services to-
morrow. Rev. Taylor will preach the
sermon in memory of the boys in blue.
The Cactus club will furnish music. Kit
Carson Post G. A. R., the Women's Re
lief Corps No. 81, and ]. NJ. Chivington
Camp S. of " will attend. Everybody
is invited
Miss Zoa B. Lee, of Granada, has been
elected to position in the Boise City,
Idaho, schools Miss Lee is well and
favorably known in Lamar rs compe-
tent teacher and an accomplished lady.
She will prove valuable acquisition to
both the educational and social circles
of the capital city OF Idaho. Her many
friends will be pleased to hear OF her
promotion.
Mr.. S. G. Green, of Wilde, one OF the
most successful of the rainbelt farmers,
brought to Lamar yesterday, in addition
to other farm products, over seventy
pounds of his first-class butter. Mr..
n 4 4
Lamar, for it is well known and cannot
be excelled. He left this lot at Ferguson
and Silver's store, and our citizens will
be glad to know that they can get a sup
ply of it now by calling early.
J. NJ. Chivington Camp No. was
mustered in Thursday night by Kit Car
son Post The following officers were
elected: Commander. Lieut.. Gen. c. G.
Lynch; S. VIC, Major Gen. W, A. Merrill;
4 j. V. c., Brig. Gen. G. b. Jones: Camp
Council, Colonels C. NJ. Lee, NJ. L. Con-
well and G. B. Merrill. Commander
Lynch appointed the following staff:
Chaplin, Rev. W. l. Taylor: LIST Serg., Col.
A. E Crawford; ON. Serg-, Col. A. W. Bar
Guard, Col. G. E. Blosser; Principal Mu-
sician, Col. C. E. Crawford; Cor. Of Guard,
Col. R. A. Williams; Camp Guard. Col.
A. F. Miller; Picket Guard, Col. S. 4.
Richardson. Gen. E. T. Lee was elected
delegate and Col. A. f. Crawford, alter
nate, to the encampment at Pueblo.
l.. Writ Markham was in Denver the
first OF the week, in behalf of the far
mers under the La Junta and Lamar
canal. As result T. G. Henry and H.
J. Aldrach went to La Junta on Wednes-
day to see what could be done about fur
nishing water to the farmers of Prowers
county. They found that the water had
been cut off from the canal by a break
near the headgate. This had always
been weak spot, and has now been
remedied in substantial and permanent
manner, and no more trouble is antici-
r,ofaI from, bat arnrca MaoGra Hapr~-