The Lamar register., 1892-07-02
LOCALS.

]. Scott Robertson. Of the Ky, was in
town last night.
D. c. Marker transacted business in
La Junta yesterday.
E E. Pike and wife returned from
Mulvane last Monday.
Allen Thompson, Of Butte creek. was
Lamar visitor Monday.
Miss Blanch Carpenter, OF Clarinda,
Iowa, is visiting at d. C. Marker.
Mrs. A. B. Stewart was visiting friends
in Granada several days this week.
County Superintendent Crawford was
in La Junta several days this week
= Robert 1illitt, OF Holly, stopped off
here on his way from Pueblo yesterday.
N. l. Lehcw, OF Baldwin, Kansas, Wis
tied with W. c. Markham last Thurs
day.
Prof. E. F. Nichols and family have
returned from visit to Nepesta, Colo
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~ ~. foSe LiSeSbt, VI tnt AuiNlhBlou
CHIEF, was in Lamar the first of the
week.
= Prof. NJ. D. L. Buell., OF Las Animas,
was Lamar visitor the first of the
week.
Entries have been made for horses
from Bent, Otero and Baca counties for
the races
A grand stand for the spectators at
the Fourth of July races is being erected
at the track.
A large dance pavilion is being erected
adjoining the band stand FOR the Fourth
of July dance.
F. w. Burger, an old time citizen of
Lamar, was in town several days the
first OF the week.
Miss Zoa Leg, who has been visiting
friends in Lamar, returned to her claim
near Zuck last Thursday.
y Grand Marshal Vanorsdale has ap-
pointed Prince A. NJ Henderson as one
of his aides-de-camp for the Fourth.
/ Happy and content Is bride with "The Ro-
chester" she lives in the light of the morning,
- Learn Vrits RoeAesser Lapp Co. Ntis ark
Prince j. A. Stafford, the Pueblo life
insurance man, was looking after his
company's interest in Lamar this week
I The ladies' aid society OF the Chris
tian church gave an ice cream social on
Tuesday evening, which was well pat
ronized by our citizens.
MN. NJ. Bell, veterinary surgeon, of
Las Animas, will be IN Lamar on the 4th
to dowork in his line for several parties
He will only be here the one day.
i BoRN-to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lee on
last Sunday, a fine girl baby. Also on
next day at W. A. Hasty's bouncing
boy. DR.. Hasty makes the report.
John Hess has opened up bath room
just east of the Alamo hotel. If this in
stitution is literally patronized it will
make this locality solidly republican.
Mrs. A. j. Burrows left for Blooming
ton, Illinois, last night. She has not
fully decided to remain there, and will
probably make up her mind to return to
Lamar.
A. c. Swift and family have moved to
Topeka, Kansas They were among the
many warm friends here who wish them
well in their new home.
DR.. W. W. Simpson, the Dodge City
dentist, left Monday morning after
about six weeks. Notice OF the date will
be given in the REGISTER.
AT Denny's training stable horses viii
receive especial attention and care. A few
the public. And the model standard bred
stallion Bashaw Chief will be found for
a limited number of mares at greatly re-
duced rates.
4 Tuesday morning it brought with it a
horrible aroma resembling rotten eggs.
Citizens with hands to their noses rushed
out to discover the cause. 1t was the
return from La Veta of the sulphur water
enthusiasts. Drink beer next time boys
and earn the gratitude of suffering
public.
G. W. Heaton & Co. have just received |
a nice lot of entertaining books which
they sell at 80 cents each. About such
books as are usually retailed at one dol
lar each. They also offer you the priv
ilege of returning them at any time and
exchanging for others upon payment OF
a nickel, this giving you all the advan-
tages Of circulating library at a small
cost
A Marrow Escape.
i MONUMENT, Colo, June 27.-I4ittle