The Lamar register., 1900-02-21
Additional Local News.

surgeon. Ofhce IN northeast corner
OF Union Hotel. Rooms 81 and 3S.
Mrs. Jas. Dodds and daughter are
expected to arrive here tomorrow
morning from Gilbert Station, Iowa,
to join Mr.. Dodds, who has prepared
home for them.
Have you heard of Nine. DuFoY's
Peach Blow Cream. Try it for your
hands and face and you will use no
other. Guaranteed and for sale by
MCLEAN BROS, Druggists.
W. A. Zimmer's new house is GO
ing right up. Contractor Lynch and
his force are pushing the work just
like they thought Mr.. thinner was in
hurry for il. The fever seems to be
catching, and several others of our
young men are greatly interested in
plans and specifications and titles.
Geo. c. Maxwell, the hustling
clothing man, returned last Friday
after having spent fifteen days in the
eastern markets buying large stock
of the latest and most stylish spring
clothing and furnishing goods. His
stock will be well worth looking at
and he is always pleased to show his
goods.
Thomas f. Harman, lately from
Nebraska, but now located at Holly,
in this county, came up to Lamar
yesterday. He has made up his
mind to settle permanently in this
region and has bought property near
Holly, and he has also made ar.
rangements to buy land northwest of
Lamar.
The Topeka Capital which is to be
edited one week in March by the
Rev. Sheldon, author Of SIN His
Steps," promises to be rare tfeat.
Subscription price for that week is
25c. Those wishing the paper can
leave their names with Rev. w. III.
Lytle or at Mclean Bros drug store,
not later than the first of March.
Prof. G. Sylvester, the expert op,
tician, has been here for two or three
days and has fitted quite number
of glasses to different citizens. He
is equipped with all kinds of glasses
known to the profession Can be
found at Lamar Hotel FROM s o'clock
in the morning until Z in the even.
ing until Saturday. Those needing
glasses will do well to call on him.
Terms reasonable.
w. G. May called on County Clerk
Curry yesterday afternoon and al
though John was considerably fus.
tered, Mr.. May finally procured the
necessary license, which enabled him
to unite in marriage with Miss Ida
Buffers. The ceremony was per
formed by Judge Billingslea in the
clerks Office last night at 7:30. Both
of the parties are residents of this
county, and as they start together in
happiness, may they always live sur
rounded Herewith.
No. 80, the fast freight train going
east, when near the Carlton siding
this morning struck Bob Weekly,
who was walking along beside the
track, and caused some very serious
injuries. His right arm and one rib
were broken, and he received internal
injuries, but how serious Is not yet
reported. He was taken as soon as
possible to the hospital at La Junta
where his injuries will be treated.
Mr. Weekly was walking with his
back to the train, and it is supposed
that he either did not hear it, or else
supposed he was far enough from
the track to be safe.
Last Friday afternoon our citizens
were sadly surprised to hear of the
death OF Samuel r. Myer, which had
rather unexpectedly taken place. Mr..
Myer was taken i'll only few days
before, bnt was not generally sup
posed to be in any danger. The de-
ceased had been resident of Lamar
for several years, and had been en-
gagged in various business matt..s
and for three years was most eff
cient and popular janitor of our