The Lamar register., 1901-10-09
MONEY TO LOAN
Plenty Of Cheap Money for
good Farm and City Loans.
Call and see me.
l.. WRIT MARKHAM.

Mr.. Glenn, OF Denver, is here this
week visiting his sister, Mrs. II. j. Bot
tomley.
Chas. w. Clark, the Holly lumber
merchant, was visiting friends in Lamar
yesterday.
Geo. B. Wick, water commissioner,
has been quite sick with typhoid fever
the past week.
J.L. Mayfield, the Granada banker,
and L. w. and Alfred Bilderback were
Lamar visitors today.
DR.. L. E. Boggs, the Granada drug
gist, and wife were visiting friends
at the county seat today.
Il. Ernest Novels came down from
Colorado Springs the iirst of the week
and Is visiting home folks.
r. j. Koonce, one OF the Granada
pioneers, was shaking hands with his
many Lamar friends on Monday.
Mrs. Gennie Steward has returned
from Rocky Ford and has taken posi-
tion in the dry goods store OF w. G..
Boyd.
County Clerk Curry issued n marriage
license last Saturday to j. G. Brandon
burg and Miss Electa Guy. both Of
Lamar.
Geo. G. Maxwell and w. II. Cox each
have new ads IN this weeks issue of the
Register, and they contain matters OF in
terest to our readers.
Martin Graham, the superintendent
OF the construction OF the Granada
bridge, was here today on business
before the commissioners.
"Maloney's Wedding Day" attracted
an unusually large crowd to the opera
house last Friday evening, and the per
formance was enjoyed and appreciated
by all.
Today is the day for holding both the
democratic and populist conventions,
but the two parties cannot muster any
where near the crowd that attended the
republican meeting last Saturday.
The locsl camp OF Modern Woodmen
Of America is reported by the officers to
be growing rapidly, and meetings are
held regularly on the second Saturday
of each month at the Odd Fellows hall.
Il, A. Nelson of Lamar was one of the
parties who succeeded in counting the
dots in the Colorado Springs Gazette
puzzle. AS Mr.. Nelson, however, was a
trife late in sending in his guess, he
received no prize.
Quite u large delegation of Granada
people attended the convention last
Saturday aside from the delegates.
Among them were j. r. Gordon, j. A.
Rosebrough, c. M. Scr!vens, Frank
Keairns, Walter Morris and Miss Gertie
Morris.
The republican primaries last Thurs
day in precinct Nos and were very
quiet and a light vote was polled. In
No. 8, however, there was very lively
contest and the delegation headed by
Oscar Downing won out by the narrow
margin Of two votes.
Mrs. Annie Amber Of Cleveland,
Ohio, accompanied by her nephew, Mr..
Shives, stopped off here last Friday for
the purpose of looking after some prop
erty which she owned IN Lamar. Dur
ing the day Mrs. Amber disposed of
her property, and went on to Denver for
visit.
Mrs. j. X. Rowley Of Galveston, Texas,
came into Lamar the fore part Of the
week. Mrs. Rowley is the owner of the
half section of land on the north side of
the river, and came here for the purpose
OF looking after the premises and arrang-
ing to rent the same. Mrs. Rowley has
been here n number of times and always
finds some advancement in the country,
and also IN Lamar.
MARRIED.-At the home OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Applegate,
on Sunday evening, Henry Huddleston
and Miss Nellie Applegate. Rev. Clay
T. Runyon performed the ceremony that
united the two young people. The
groom has for several years been a clerk
in his uncle,s store here, and both are
popular yonng society people OF the
town. All unite in wishing them hap
piness and prosperity.