The Lamar register., 1901-09-04
MONEY TO LOAN
Plenty Of Cheap Money for
good Farm and City Loans.
Call and see mo.
l.. WRIT MARKHAM.

N. N. Mclean has beturned from his
trip to Toronto, Canada.
Judge James Herbert, Of Springfield,
came in on the stage last night.
Mrs. S. H. Kunsman made short
visit to Colorado Springs last Sunday.
Geo. B. Barnes, Of Rushville, Illinois,
was here LAST Thursday looking over his
ranch.
Miss Nellie Goodale came down from
Denver last Saturday to commence her
school work.
Miss Odessa Novels has returned
home from very pleasant visit at Colo
RADIO Springs.
w. Z. Martin returned the first OF the
week from Kansas where he had pur-
chased two car loads Of cattle to feed.
Mrs. NJ. r. Underwood is again resi-
dent OF Lamar. She returned the first
of the week, and is now with her son,
Andy.
thanks to Marsena McMillin for rich
treat of plums from his fine orchard near
Carlton.
CT. Mead, of Kansas City. was here
Monday and Tuesday attending to ju-
diciai sale, He was here in the interest
of his clients.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Crawford re
turned home this morning, after very
pleasant visit with Mrs. Crawford's par
ents at Las Animas.
Miss Verde Markham spent few
days at the Amity headgate last week,
visiting with the family OF Mr.. Bannis-
ter at the lodge house.
Miss Gertie Morris and Mr.. Frank
Keairns. of Granada, were in attend
ance yesterday at the session OF the
county central committee.
Last Monday was Labor Day, but be-
yond the fact that the banks and public
offices were closed there was no other
signs that legal holiday was on.
VIM. H. Runyon, clerk Of the Katy
hotel. Muskogee, l. r., is visiting with
his brother Rev. Clay T. Runyon. whom
a he has not seen for over six years.
a A E. Bent went up to Colorado
4 Springs last Friday and returned yester-
day morning. His wife, who had been
visiting at the Springs returned with
him.
81 &C. Jones, one Of the substantial
Z, farmers from northwest Of Holly, was g
county seat visitor lrst Friday. He
& says the crop prospect of that region if
Zine.
n w. M. Wiley was up from Holly last
Friday and renamed over to attend the
at the opera house. The
yohow was all that Mr.. Wiley expected
% he said.
II. Dick Franz has lost that look OF des-
lpair which was settling upon his face
K HIS wife and baby returned from thiel
Tin to Arizona and Dick now goes reg
ularly to his meals.
u wv, H. Cox will open a neat grocery
1nore next week in the building to be
y VACATED by the New York Store. Mr
z Cbx is an experienced man and will un-
6ubtedly meet with success.
William Mcmillan, an inspector o
SUnited States land offices, was here fol
= asveral days lately, looking into the con-
(, ,dftion of the office here. He went away
Z yssterday, having completed his work.
4 N Lots Of the girls are wearing paper
hSts. The articles are made OF crepe
6oper and are quite pretty. The variety
* shape is not great, but the colors ano
Gs Gkades are numerous. And the best oi
itsll is that they become the weareri
"a are not expensive.
John R Gordon, who is candidate
for the republican nomination as com
missioner, was interviewing the people
K d this vicinity yesterday, and ascertain
h ing as nearly as possible what support
she would receive. He seemed to b'
Nmuch pleased with his chances.
CRANKY Hillyer, j. q. Horn and A. N
Parrish attended the meeting OF tht
stockholders of The Fort Lyon Cana
which was held at Las Animas las'
1londsy. They represented number
Y shares of stock but were in the minor
~ which was showed under by the de
&Dion of the voting.