The Lamar register., 1898-05-25

Best family sewing machine only
$500 Gu easy terms at Twins"
The largest and most complete line
OF mems shoes in eastern Colorado at
j. NJ. Johnston's clothing store. The
best 81 shoe in the United States,
Alva Deeter and Ira Robinson
started Saturday afternoon for a fish
ing trip to the well known Mud
creek. Incidentally they expect to
find bear or two. although consider
that bear possibility.
For clothing 60 TO the store that
handles it exclusively and is prepared
to suit you. The largest line and
latest styles TO select from, in all
sizes from the little vestee suits for
3-year- olds up TO size 46 for full
grown men, at J. NJ. Johpston's-
This is the last week of school for
the present term, A very successful
year has been the result OF the care
full and attentive work done by the
principal and the efficient corps Of
teachers under him. The school is
in the very best OF condition to do
good work in the future and ii is ex
pected that the next year will be
even more OF success than this one
has been
Memorial services viii be held at
the Meteodist church next Sunday
morning. The G. A. 4. and the W.
r. q. will be in attendance. An ap
propriate address will be delivered
by the pastor Of one Of the churches
here and the Methodist choir will
render music suitable for the occa
sion As this will be the only service
in town on thst morning very large
audience should be preset and do
honor to the old soldiers.
Two very good congregations at
tended the u. z. church las. Sunday
and listened to the discourses OF Rev.
Tidball very attentively. Rev. lid
ball is becoming quite popular with
the people and is sure to draw large
audiences Next Sunday. morning
there will be no service at the U. r.
church in order that all may have an
opportunity to attend the memorial
services which will be held at the
Methodist church. The regular even.
ing service will be held, hover.
Our scribe noticed Abe Rhoades
and Frank Lay very earnestly en-
gagged in conversation on Tuesday
and thinking that something of in
terest might be obtained approached
the gentlemen. He found Abe very
solicitously endeavoring to induce
Frank to join the Salvation Army
and agreed to join if Frank would
As our reporter left them Abe had
about argued both himself and his
auditor. into the belief that they
would not join.
Last Friday morning as Mike
Lamb, Chas. O'Donnell, g. III.
Downer and Chas. Billingslea were
coming to town from the reservoir a
tug became unfastsned and allowed
the vehicle to run down upon the
team. The horses jumped and the
pole dropped. As they were going
down a hill there was no help for it
and the result was that the pole was
broken, the top of the carriage
smashed and the occupants promis-
cuously turned out into the road.
Nike Lamb ornameuted his nose by
scraping IT on the ground and Chas.
Billingslea received nard shaking
up The rest escaped without in
jury.
The wife of Rev. Corey was taken
suddenly i'll during last week. Mrs
Corey is afflicted with heart trouble
and Rev. Corey was stationed here
because it was thought that his wife
could endure the altitude, which was
too high at the former charge of Rev
Corey, which had been at Breckin-,
ridge in this state 1t has developed,
hover, that even here it is too much
for the health of Mrs. Corey who has
had several attacks during the past
few days. On Monday afternoon
Mrs Cyorey was taken w htr hus.