The Lamar register., 1901-12-11
MONEY TO LOAN
Plenty Of Cheap Money for
good Farm and City Loans.
Call and see me.
l., WRIT MARKHAM.

Mrs. Barry Heaton is visiting relatives
and friends in Lamar.
Guy B. Huntington, of Granada, is a
Lamar visitor this week.
Editor Stewart came up from Granada
for few hours on Monday.
Mrs James Mitchell returned on last
Saturday night from visit to Missouri.
S. G. Henderschott, Of Pueblo, special
land agent, was in Lamar several days
the past week.
Clark LIE Fevre, OF Chicago, agent for
the X Y lands, was transacting business
in Lamar last Saturday.
A. Everett made short visit to
Cripple Creek last week and found all
the cold weather he wanted.
Judge Jesse G. Northcutt and Stenor-
grapher A. w. McHendrie are attending
the session Of district court this week.
Don't forget the masq uerade ball at
the opera house on Christmas night.
Hottest thing that ever struck the town.
G. M. Scrivens, J. G. Burnett and John
Hurt, Of Granada, were in Lamar Mon
day, having business before the land
office.
J. A. Mcdowell returned today from
New Mexico, where he has been superin-
tending the work Of his railroad grading
outfit.
Rev. S. G. Fisher, Of Denver, will be
here next Sunday and conduct the reg
ular Presbyterian service at the court
house.
Porter j. Preston, manager Of the Fort
Lyon Canal, was looking after the COM
pany's interest in this neighborhood yes
terday.
Chas. Austin, of Hillside, Oklahoma,
is visiting his uncle, d. w. Robinson,
and family in Lamar, He expects to
locate here.
Mrs. o. B. Croft, of Denver, is visiting
friends here today, having come down
to organize a local branch OF the P. o.
E. Society.
Judge L. F. Blodgett has purchased
lots on south Fourth street facing on the
city park, and will commence work at
once on residence house.
The meeting Of the stockholders of
the Fort Lyon Canal company held at
Las Animas on Monday did not transact
any business, but took recess until
December 80.
B. B. Brown, president of the Fort
Lyon Canal company, was down from
Pueblo the first of the week to attend
the annual meeting, and Of course came
on down to Lamar,
There was small sized scrap in the
streets Friday night late in which one
but it did no greater injury than to tenn.
porarily sober him.
This office is indebted to D. w. Robin
son for treat of persimmons, the flrst
we have tasted in IA years. They GER
tainly bring back visions of the old
kentucky home and possums and such
things.
I. j. Sayler has rented the E. M.
Steward stone residence and is moving
his household goods, which arrived this
week, into it. His son is here with him
and he expects his wife and daughter
next week.
District Court was in session on Mon
day and yesterday, the case Of Payne VS..
Martin occupying the attention Of the
court. The matter was taken under ad-
visement by the court and the decision
will be rendered later.
Last Friday evening about twenty Of
the young school mates of Charles
Doughty invaded the home Of his parents
and surprised the young man. The COM
pany we're we'll taken care of and had a
happy time with various games.
The Lamar Citizens Band will give a
concert at the opera house on Christmas
eve. The boys deserve the support and
encouragement Of all our citizens and
we hope there will be a large turn out.
Reserve seats now on sale at Fred Lees.
Prices 10c, 2Oc and 3Oc.
E. M. Steward, F. H. Rosacrans, j. T.
Lawless, H. p. Syp and w. w. Reynolds
were among the members Of the Lamar
Woodmen of the World who went down
10 Holly last night to install Woodman
camp there. They report a fine time
and that they were royalty treated by