The Lamar register., 1900-03-07
Additional Local News.

DIR. A. w. Seabury, physician and
surgeon. Office in northeast corner
of Union Hotel Rooms 81 and 3S.
G. b. Stewart, the Granada Times
man, was here yesterday interviewing
his patrons in the advertising and
subscription line.
G. W. Lee, than whom no more
popular commercial traveller comes to
Lamar, was here yesterday and found
as generous welcome as ever.
Stephen Scott is putting up quite
a large baIn and sheds on the mesa
Just east of his new house. The new
buildings are for use in his dairy
business.
Jamie Scott, who has been suffer
ing quite good deal from the effects
of the accidental shot received some
days ago, is much improved and get
ting along toward recovery.
j. G. Baldwin came in the first of
the week from out west, and brought
with him a bunch of cattle. He
quickly sold great portion of them
and Will doubtless bring in more.
Have you heard of Mime. 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,
"a. L. Mayfield was up from Gra-
NADIA on Monday and part of yester
day. He attended as witness In a
case before the county court and also
transacted some business of his own.
Last Sunday was not very good
day to be ont of doors. II WIS raw
aud sleety and altogether Disagree
able 1t was not so very cold, but
rather mean, uncomfortable weather.
Harry syp says that YOU can call
him Papa" all you want to, and he
is very happy and proud over the ap-
pellation. 1t IS girl and arrived on
Monday morning early. All doing
wall
William Grooms and Clint Aeuff
were present at the meeting of thel
board of county commissioners meet
ing on Monday and Yesterday, and
bought in some tax sale certificates
upon lands near Granada.
Fred Lee has closed his restaurant
in the opera house block and has re.
turned to his former location on the
opposite side of the street. The op
era house room, which he vacated, has
been rented to Geo. Hickman.
The county court was engaged on
Monday and Tuesday in hearing
case in which the parties were Koen
VS.. Luke The case was decided
against Mr. Luke, and it is said that
he will appeal to the district court.
Tramps are beginning to be more
plentiful than they have been, al
though some of them are ready to
admit that they started out trife
too soon this year. The changeable
weather is not much 10 their admi-
ration.
Whom passing J. NJ Johnston's
show windows and noticing the ele
giant line of new spring suits, made
in the latest style in stylish worsteds
and cassimeres, and marked as low
as IS 90, the thought occurred to US
that every man in Prowers county
would buy new suit this spring.
A social was given at the Metho-
dist church last night by the Ladies
Aid Society of the church. A goodly
number of people were there and had
good time, A very enjoyable pro
gram of music and other features
was presented and also some very ac-
ceptable articles in the way of re-
freshments.
Rev Knuckey at the Methodist
church next Sunday morning will
tell the congregation about "The Wise
Virgins" In the evening ''The Fool
ish Virgins y As the two sermons
will doubtless be companion discour
ses you should make your arrange