The Lamar register., 1899-05-31

usual TRIBUTES we're rendered. end
Z ing with the yolley for the dead.
Last week whilc the wind was
blowing the new aWninc, which was
I pnt ia front Of J ~ Bens's new
z building became locsencd from i;s
fissteuings and broke large plate
glass window. The awning was aos
put up in good shape asd Mr. Bent
bad refused 70 accept Il, aotifyiyE
the parties TO put Il 90 properly. pot
I il was neglected and SOMEONE ksill
have a l4ss of al,ou; $50 20 stand
u.s. Wednesday. the annual csie
; lyztion of Lamar's birthday oScnr
<ed, with the usRsl progrsfnule of
sports. and everything went slcue in
good shAp aud those who wignAzs
/ esl the various events wers well ssSs
lied. The evening was deyabesi TOYS
play at Gallasiay's ''lhe ouieasi,\ \
also bali aft4rwHri, both Tor the
benefit Of the aremen. Tho ball
~ss hugely eniogei by all whs we're
eS4ere.
.The Colorado Girlr was repeated
! last saturday night by The Lamar
/ Dramatic Club and ATTRACTED large
audience. All the rharariers wors
we'll represented and the play was
rendered ia such manner that It
showed the members of the club
were improving rapidly. The spec
atics were fair. and the farne was
LEI, out The delay in beElnning
was rather a bore aud there should
be uors promptness in this matter.
For the firs. time IN two years the
mines oi Lamar and Granada played
base ball on last "Wednesday, aud a
large crowd turned ont The Ora
NADIA Times doesn't seem 10 be Do.
/ lighted with the game, and the L.
may boys were completely worn ont
with base running. The score was
/ 10 20 in favor of Lamar. The
present Lamar nine i strong one,
and We would like TO -es games ~
ranged with several Of the valley clubs
The Memorial Day services last
Sunday AZ the Methodist church were
attended by large congregation.
I The old veterans marched 10 the
church ia body. as did also the w
In. &. The church was full, even
th. lecture room being thrown open
Appropriate music was rendered by
the choir. Rev. hnuekey preached
a beautiful sermon, replese with pat
rioiism, and fesling tributes to the
/ old soldier. a. wall as religious eS
hortation. Rev. Felix, Of the Christ
iau chnrch also took part ia the ser
vices.
A lady stepped into Colebourn'-
shoe shop the other day to have a
shoe mended, and asked Mr Cole
I bourn II be- could do the work tn
n,ediately. With his usual uEbanity
the geuial shoemaker said he eoRld
And how long viii it take Vas the
customers question. and upon being
answered about ten minutes, she
said she would wait Mr. Colehourn
placed char aud asked the lady -
I be seated, Nntn sue lAuHNfuAsA
answered. "No, thank you, ] have
not time Colebouru has heen try
| ing to solve the proposition eyer
since.
On Sunday Mrs. Frank Reyburu
died al her home 10 Lamar after an
extended illness. She had been n
sufferer from consumption for years.
and her husband brought her to La
mar several years ago 10 hopes tha'
the climate would restore her health
She was gentle and loving wife and
mother, aud her presence will be
sorely missed in the home where the
husband and four little children are
left disconsolate, The loving sym
patby of mapy friends will ba with
them in their great sorrow The fun
er,lI was held from the Christian
Church on Monday afternoon aud
the remains we're inferred in River
side cemetery.