The Lamar register., 1901-11-13
MONEY TO LOAN
Plenty Of Cheap Money for
good Farm and City Loans.
Call and see mo.
L. WRIT MARKHAM.

Mrs. ]. H. Frisbie will leves tomorrow
for California to attend the wedding OF
her brother.
Geo. G. Maxwell, our hustling clothing
merchant, visited his brother in Las
Animas last Thursday.
Chas. w. Clark, the Holly lumber mer-
chant, was in Lamar last Saturday call
ing on his many friends.
JIG. Baldwin, L. Baldwin, j. Jones
and c. Newsun, cattlemen from Chiving-
ton, were in Lamar last week.
Editor Milford, of the Holly Chieftain,
was Lamar visitor last week, being one
of the official canvassing board.
Martin Graham came up from Grana-
da to look after some business before the
board Of commissioners this week.
District court will be in session next
Tuesday. There is not a very large
docket, but what cases are on for trial
will probably be interesting.
A marriage license was issued on last
Friday to Jerome Wilcox and Miss Lu-
cinda G. Thompson, both Of Kiowa coun-
ty. They were married by Judge Bill
ingslea.
Mrs. j. w. Glenn and daughters are
shipping their household goods, and will
leave the last of the week to join Mr..
Glenn in Colorado City, where he has
located.
Dan Keese came down from Las Ami
mas yesterday and went back this MORN
ing, after doing few lines of business.
He expects to soon be able to spend more
OF his time here.
The delinquent tax list appears this
week and every one should look it over
carefully. Some one may have missed
paying taxes, without intending to do 30,
and there is time to do 80 before the
sale.
0. N. Koen, Mrs. F. v. Koen and Miss
Daisy Koen, Of Warrington, West Vir-
ginia, have been visiting relatives in
Lamar and vicinity the past week. Mr..
Koen is interested In land Investments
here.
Jas. Moffit, substantial farmer living
near Topeka, Kansas, who has been visit
ing friends in this neighborhood. left
last night for his home. He was very
much enthused over Prowers county
and it's prospects.
Charles Finney, the we'll known piano
tuner, who has made trips for many
years, through this section, is here, at
tending to the piano tuning for his long
list of customers. Mr.. Finney visits
here twice a year and his work always is
first class.
A. E.Bent and L. Writ Markham went
to Denver on Monday morning, to attend
some Shriner doings. They returned
this morning and have sat down to rest
themselves, after the trip. They also,
incidentally of course, attended to some
business matters while in the big city.
Last Thursday, Gideon's Minstrels,
without any preliminary advertiser ent,
descended upon the town, got out their
bands and paraded around the streets.
In the evening, they had big audience
at the opera house and gave good show,
at least those present enjoyed it i'm
mensely,
The big bumps on Olive street, bust
across from the First National Bank
have been graded off, and the dirt was
used to fill up holes on Main street. The
appearance of both streets is thus much
improved and considerable cussin' has
been done away with.
MARR1ED-On last Monday evening at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Jones,
Mr.. ]. 1. Stumpf and Miss Louise 1.
Kinnee, both we'll known Lamarites.
Rev. Clay T. Runyon performed the
ceremony, after which an elegant dinner
was served to those present. The happy
couple departed Monday night for Dem
yer where they will make their home.
Finnigans Ball held forth at the opera
house last Friday night. The Manager
of the troupe told the audience, that
owing to the small patronage, he would
have to dismiss the audience. However
the players decided to give the play, and
they did. They did it we'll, too, and
there was lots Of laughing. There wat
deal OF good dancing, and liberal dis
play OF stockings of various colors.