The Lamar register., 1900-05-23

returned today from shor. visit to
that camp.
W, Nj. Wiley drove up from Holly
on Monday and says the roads were
just ''beastly."
The best spring medicine is the
original Kalamazoo Celery. For sale
only by Mclean Bros
DIR. A. W. Seabury, physician and
surgeon. Offices on second floor OF
Irwin building, East Main street
Miss Bessie Doughty entertained
the members of the young folks choir
of the Methodist church last Monday
evening. A good time was had.
Deputy Assessor Rosscrans has
completed his work in the east end
and is now assisting in the annual
round up OF the west end taxpayers.
The council held special meeting
last night to act on the matter OF re
yising the city ordinances A number
were passed aud will be published in
due time.
Mrs. Pickel has gone to Iowa and
other places in the vicinity of that
state to make visit among old
friends and relatives. She expects
to be gone for some time,
E. NJ. Whitaker, Robert Ward and
NJ. Christy, of Baca county, arrived
in town last night with the remains
of Mrs. Smith, the mother-in-law Of
Mr.. Chnsty. The body will be sent
east for burial
Fred Lee got to running the lawn
mower this morning and enjoyed II
so much that when he started down
to his store he pushed the machine
right along, and thought he was cut.
ting grass on the sidewalk.
A certain well known young gen
tlemsu went ont riding last Sunday
snd drove up to the residence Of
well he drove up, and the ever pres
ent little brother met him with the
smiling remark II know what you
came for" And John threatens TO
curry the youngster
Cards are out announcing the in.
tended marriage Of Rev. Clay i.
Runyon and Miss Allie Albright, The
wedding viii take place at the Chris.
tian church on Sunday, Jcne third
II is reported that another couple
Will also be welded at the same time
aud place, but we have no positive
information in regard to this.
Ed Silver is carrying his hand in
sling, having hsd il severely injured
tho other day by shell exploding at
the breach OF his gun before the bar
rel was firmly set. He had tried TO
discharge the load, but as it did not fro
be started to remove the shell when
it exploded. He is getting slong
nicely, but II will be some time before
his hand is fit for use.
I. d. White, Of Topeka, the gener.
al agent and adjuster for the Farmers
Mutual Hail Association, has been
here several days adjusting the losses
sustained by some of the farmers
northwest OF Lamar in a recent
storm. Mr.. White adjusted and sat
isfactorily settled with Phiip Sarah. |
james Kellum, David klotz. Charles !
Hoag, Gertrude Williams, H p. |
Steele, Albert Mayhem and Albert
Richards. 1t is sure thing that
these farmers will insure with the
same company when they need insur-
ance again.
The entertainment given by the
pupils of the Lamar school at the
opera house last Wednesday night,
was attended by the largest audience
ever assembled in the room The
program was full OF bright numbers, |
aud from the little tots Of the kin.
dergarten up to the high school class
all did their parts to perfection. The
audience was generous with applause
and enioysd the performance i'm
meusely. The next evening tie high
school held the graduating exercises
and large number of people was
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