The Lamar register., 1898-04-16

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Johnston's two doors north of the
postofice.
Mrs. Stella Morris Irwin returned
Sunday morning from her trip to the
east, looking as though she had en-
joyed the visit immensely.
District court for the April term
will commence on next Tuesday. The
docket is very light one and will
probably not occupy much time.
The Cotillion Club gave its regu,
lar hop Wednesday night, and they
had .'jolly time and a perfectly
delightful time" as they always do.
yerna Golladsy, though young in
years is full OF business, and has gone
into the sewing machine business. He
sold two machines during the week.
The Silver State Hotel changed
hands again on Sunday, William At
kinson retiring in favor Of a new firm.
For the new firm see their advertise
ment in this paper.
Edward Carper, brother in-lsw of
d. G. Marker, and William Link
lighter, nephew, both recently from
Winchester, Virginia, have taken mp
their residence in Lamar.
Doctor John Fewkes has located
among us for the practice of his pro
fession and for the present has Office
quarters with DR.. e. A Hall. DIR.
Fewkes is Just from Chicago.
II you don't see it in the Register
remember that we have invited you
to tell us anything of interest Ev-
erything that happens cannot be
found out by one or two persons.
Blacksmith Virgin was going
around the different stores Wednes-
day looking very much troubled. Ee
had string around one finger and
was trying TO remember what he was
not to forget.
Mrs. Bottomley will receive from
Chicago this week new line of ont
ing hats and street turbans, including
all the new style sailors. The ladies'
are invited to call and examine them.
Sailors from 25c up.
The library association is trying to
get the books belonging to it, so as to
know where the library stands. Par
ties having books out are requested
to return them at once to Miss Lot
tie Crawford, the librarian.
Applications for positions in A. j.
Hotels company are numerous. 1t
is rumored that the entire company
will be protected by letters patent, at
least negotiations will be opened for
supply of Frybarger's light artil
lery shields.
Arthur Gail, from Cuba, Allegheny
county, N Y, friend of Rev. Corey.
arrived in Lamar last week, expecting
this climate TO restore his somewhat
impaired health. Mr.. Gail is at pres
ent stopping with the family of NJ.
d. Psrnenter.
On Thursday at the Silver State
Hotel Henry Casey, lately from Kan
sas, and who had been employed up
on ditch work north of town, died
from lung fever. A sister arrived on
Friday and took the remains to the
former home of deceased.
The crossing leading from The
First National Bank corner to the
Blodgett corner needs some repairing,
and the crossing from Huddleston's
corner needs attention to greater
extent. They are uncomfortable, to
say the least, and at night might
prove dangerous.
Judge Blodgett has lately been
suffering considerably from the in.
jury received to his foot during the
winter. The other day he had the
wound opened and piece of shoe
was taken out, and soon after piece
of sock came out also And now the
foot is free from pain and mending
nicely.
The special campaign of the Wood
men closes this month, and owing to
1. - IL