The Lamar register., 1898-08-03

Fine laundry at popular prices.
Mems clothing cleaned pressed, col
ored and repaired by Lamar Laundry.
Leave bundles at Cross's grocery.
Harry Syp is again filing the po-
sition at the court house as deputy
treasurer. Harry is competent and
Trustworthy and Treasurer Bent al
ways feels secure in the work being
done right.
Ye local went down to Holly last
Saturday, and in addition TO trans
acting some business had a real good
time visiting and chatting with the
merchants. Whether they had as
good time, Is question.
On Tuesday Mrs. Nancy Hutchins
made final proof on valuable piece
of land under the desert land law at
the local land office. On the same
day W. c. Gould also made proof
upon tract under the same law.
Sheriff Mckenzie arrested man
and woman on the charge OF burglary
and had them in the county jail on
Monday. The trial was set before
Esquire C. H. Frybarger on Tuesday,
it being preliminary examination.
p. &. Scott. cashier OF the Bent
County Bank, came down from Las
Animas to attend to some business
here last Friday. Upon his return
home Mr.. Scott intended to start for
an outing in the mountains for a few
weeks.
Harry Wolf, who has been up to
Pueblo working as engineer in one OF
the establishments there, returned to
Lamar on Saturday and says he has
enough of Pueblo. He feels better
and more at home here, aud says he
is going to stay.
The Lamar Guards are so far ad,
vsnced in their marching drills that
they now parade the streets in their
evening drill and when they get the
necessary uniforms and equipments,
they will be in condition to make an
imposing appearance.
II yon want to see boy put,on q
look OF disgust, Just ask Jim Goodale
or Bert Hail to have some ice cream.
Last Friday they disposed OF some
'steen dishes without any recess be
tween times, and now they don't want
any more ice cream. Maybe it's worn
of by this time, however.
Joseph Horton, of Holly, came up
to Lamar for the first time in three
years, and as he walked about town
on Sunday he marveled much at all
the evidences of solidity and business
there was here. Although the stores
were closed Mr.. Horton could see
that Lamar was business point.
A water main sprung leak on
Tuesday at the conner of Fourth and
Elm streets, and force of men was
immediately put 10 work to repair the
damage For the benefit of those who
do not know where Fourth and Elm
.
street corner is, the information is
given that it is the Mcclure corner.
This morning at the Lamar House
Judge Robinson united in Ularriage
Mr.. Benjamin j. Mannheim and Miss
Zettie Tilton. The ceremony took
place in the hotel parlor and the
Judge used his most impressive man
ner in performing the ceremony.
Both the contracting parties are res
idents of Holly. and are well known
to the residents OF the east end. May
their life be long and happy.
w G. Gould, who with his son
Ray has been on months vacation
taking in the Pacific coast, returned
home on Saturday much improved by
the trip and the rest from business
cares. He resumed his position as
cashier of the First National Bank
en- Monday morning. B. B. Brown,
the president of the bank, who has
been performing the duties of cashier
during Mr.. Gould's absence, returned
to Pueblo on Saturday.