The Lamar register., 1901-08-14
MONEY TO LOAN
Plenty Of Cheap Money for
good Farm and City Loans.
Call and see me.
l.. WRIT MARKHAM.

VIC. Gould WAS in Pueblo on busi-
ness yesterday.
Sheriff Tate visited the east end Of
the county yesterday.
Editor Stewart, Of the Granada Times,
was a Lamar visitor Monday.
John Prowers, the Caddoa merchant.
was Lamar visitor yesterday.
Rev. A. s. Holden, of Gran ada, was
county seat visitor on Tuesday.
DIR. L. F. Boggs, the Gnanada drug
gist, was in the city this morning.
ST. White, the Holly merchant, was
transacting business in town yesterday.
Sam Faulkner and wife are down from
La Junta visiting friends in Lamar this
week.
j. Scott Robertson, manager OF the X
Y ranch, has been IN Lamar on business
today.
Ed. Palmer, the Granada contractor,
was transacting business in Lamar yes
terday.
The walls of the school house have
been completed and the roof is now be-
ing put on.
Mrs. w. w. Cooper, is visiting her
parents in Denver this week, and will
remain some time.
]. r. Gordon, one OF Amityville's g
hustling farmers, spent last Saturday
and Sunday in Lamar.
w. w. Cooper left this morning for
Rifle Colorado, over on the western slope,
where he will take short vacation hunt
ing.
w. M. Wormley and family ,tarted
last Thursday morning for Iowa, where
they will spend a vacation Of several
weeks.
&c. Howes and family left the first
of the week for Denver and will take a
short outing at the various mountain
resorts.
Mrs. Geo. E. Rust, of New York City,
is in Lamar visiting with her brother
E. f. Pike and family. She will remain
several weeks.
w. M. Wiley, manager OF the Arkan-
sas Valley S. b. & /. L. Co., came W
from Holly the hrst OF the week and
spent several days.
Mrs. Frank Hays, OF Springfield, stop
ned off in Lamar Monday on her way
home from visit with relatives in the
eastern part OF this county.
DIR. j. M. Bradin and wife, OF Wells
Spring, Tennessee, spent n day or 30 Il
first Of the week looking over Lamar
The doctor is seeking location.
Will Albright came down from Sheri
dan Lake today. and his sisters, tht
Misses Albright, who have been visiting
relatives here several weeks, returned
home with him.
Ernest Everett, Jim Cole and Robert
Woodard started on camping trip to
day. They will go south to the Iwir
Buttes and then west until they get
tired, which will probably be soon.
We see by the program OF the Inter
national Convention Of Milliners, which
met at Buffalo last month, that one ol
the most interesting papers read before
that body was one on the "Trade Press
by Mrs. r F. Bottomley, OF Lamar.
Mn. Mclean, A. E. Bent and j. I
Lawless went to Pueblo Monday to at
tend the Woodmen meeting for the pur
pose OF locating the next log-rolling
Colorado Springs secured another post
ponement, but will find Lamar on decl
when the time comes.
The opera house was crowded last
Saturday night to see that famous ole
standby, "Ten Nights in Bar Room
II any thing will drive sober man t.
strong drink it is watching a produc
ton of this old chestnut, but perhap
that ,s the reason so many are attractet
to it.
W.K. Winterhalter, expert agricult
ur,st Of the Rocky Ford factory, passec
through Lamar yesterday. He said
the beet farmers who were struck b!
hail would pillow their beets we'll just al
soon as the field was in condition t.
work, and remove all the trash ant
leaves, the heets would come out alrigh
and make just as good crop as it the!
had not been hailed on. They will b.
several weeks later will be the only dill
ference.