The Lamar register., 1898-09-21


terested in ditch work in Kansas,
stopped off here on Monday on his
way home from Denver to Kansas
He went from here to the Manyel
ranch
The handsome dwelling OF ID. G.
Marker, just about finished, makes
quite an attractive addition to the
number desirable residences slong
Olive street. MIR. and Mrs, Marker
will soon be comfortably settled in
their new home.
G. C. Goodale, w. A. Merrill, +.
II. Rosacrans, G. I. Feast, John A.
Mcdowell, A. \. Parrish, J. h
Doughty, ID. f. Cooper, Mrs d. L.
Cooper and Mrs. A f Wright were
some of the Lamarites who went to
Denver and attended the state con
yention.
Colonel Craddock, Of the Paris
Kentuckisn. was among the editors
here Saturday. He requested us to
state that he would send copy Of
his paper with write-up OF Lamar
to all former kentuckiAns LIVING here
who viii send their names to him;
also, the Colonel says any young
lady desiring to marry will be prompt
ly accommodated by him
The preliminary examination Of
Messers. Sheldon took place Monday
and Tuesday before Justice Deeter
A large number OF witnesses were
examined aud the case WAS strongly
contested, c. c. Goodals for the
prosecution and L c. Novels 70.
the defense. The accused we're
bound over TO appear at the next
term of the Distric, court. The
charge is killing range cattle.
A man brought his violin 10 Ton
Bradshaw yesterday and wanted him
to investigate it. He said the in
strument had not sounded right for
several weeks. Tom did investigate
and discovered good sized mud
dauber's mes. inside. After remov-
that II was still ''out OF vhsck, 50
further investigation followed and
another nest, twice the size Of the
9th, was removed, together With
quite lot Of wasps. Was this an.
other instance OF the power of music
Mr.. George W. Bregger and Miss
Ida Robinson came down from
Prowers on Monday and after inter
viewing County Clerk Faulkner and
receiving thenecessary sanction from
that official, started out to find Just
ice Deeter. BY invitation Of Land.
lord Friday the couple went TO the
Lamar hotel, while others secured
the attendance OF the Justice, and
the couple were married in the pres
eoce OF some guests OF the hotel
Chas. II. Taylor and T. ]. Alien
signing the certificate a. ai,esting
witnesses, and all unite in congratu,
lating the happy couple. May hap
piness always be with them
i At the Methodist church last Sun.
day morning, Rev. Knuckey preached
fine sermon on 1.-The Vine and the
Branches In the evening bis dis
course was upon The Brazen Ser
pent" A very large congregation
was present and it was deeply i'm
pressed with the presentation of th,
subject Rev. Knuckey display,
deep thought in his sermons, and
the pertinent applications he make.
from his texts enlighten his hearers
and keep their earnest attention. Al
the evening service Miss Leta Smith
sang beautiful soprano solo in /,
manner which not only showed hel
fine voice to advantage, but also 1
tender feeling and expressiveness 81
often lacking in soloists- 1t is in
tended to make an effort TO have
others help out in the music. anc
something may be be expected eact
Sunday evening in the nature of 4
solo or other special music.
! Last evening an enjoyable party
was given by Miss Josie Silver il
honor OF her brother, Ed, and the
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