The Lamar register., 1901-08-07
MONEY TO LOAN
Pisntv Of cheap Money for
good Farm and City Loans.
Gall and see me-.
l.. WRIT MARKHAM.

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Read the big closing out sale ad Of w,
], Johnston in this issue.
w. w. Reynolds spent Sunday at his
ranch in the east end Of the county.
B. B. Brown came down from Pneblo
Sunday to look after his business here.
Tho county commissioners are hold
ing the regular monthly session this
week.
Charles T. Harris. from Kansas City,
Mo-, is here visiting with his father
Grandpa Harris.
Ross Graden left Sunday for Atchl-
son, Kansas, where he will spend short
vacation visiting relatives.
L.F. Adams has purchased the resi-
dence Of H. B. Tibbetts on Second street
and expects to move there soon.
Mrs. Oliver Mourning, formerly Miss
May Kornman, Of Pueblo is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Andrew Kornman.
Rev, w. E. Tuttle came in this morn
ing from Kansas whore he has been for
sometime conducting religious services.
Mrs. Geo. Black and daughter left
Thursday morning for Colorado Springs
where they will visit relatives for sev-
eral weeks.
Ley Blackwell came up from the east
end this week to visit at home. He has
just sold his ranch and srtesian we'll to
Leatherman and Leasure.
Miss Blsnch Hemphill, who has been
the guest of Miss Bessie Doughty for
several days, returned to her sisters
home in Granada to day.
d. E. Cooper returned the first Of the
week fran q vacation Of several weeks
spent in the mountains. He was &C
companied by Mrs. Cooper.
JohL j. Slavin, one Of the Santa Fe's
hustliug agents, was Lamar visitor
this week. He is specially working up
interest in the excursion to Rosemount
on August 18.
Miss Hilda Brown and her sister Erma
both Of whom have been visiting rela-
tives in Kansas for several months have
returned home, to be with their mother,
Mrs Minnie Brown.
The Masons had work to do in the
third degree last Saturday night and
had quite a goodly attendance. E. I.
Lee was the man who successfully went
through the ceremonies.
Messrs. Cornish and Harrington, two
we'll known stockmen Of Baca county
were doing business in Lamar on Mon
day, The report matters in nice shape
in their section Of the county.
DR.. A. D. Homsher, one Of the leading
merchants Of Springfield, was here last
Friday, getting some goods for his store
The Doctor always looks quite happy
and says business is pretty good.
The Holly Indian baseball club went
up to Rocky Ford last Saturday and
played the team of that town Saturday
and Sunday. The Indians lost both
games by scores Of to and IA to 3.
M. Pickel, of the north side, returned
last Saturday from visit Of several
months with relatives in Indiana. He
stopped in eastern Kansas on his way
home and spent q month with his sor
there.
Geo, C. Maxwell will leave the first Of
next week for the eastern markets
where he will buy his fall and winteI
stock. OF course all know that thif
means all the latest and best styles and
lots Of them.
H. B. Tibbetts has accepted posi-
ton offered him at Clayton. New Mexi
co, and will shortly move there with his
family. They have many friends here
who will wish them good luck where
ever they may 60.
There seems to be different degrees
Of opulence even in print shops. Some
sneak thief broke into this building
Monday night, and while he found sew
eral articles Of wearing apparel IN tn.
Sparks office to carry of, there was moi
thing in the Register Office that wal
worth the trouble Of taking.
Last week M. p. Howes and Fred Fl
Kelsey disposed Of their stock in Th'
Lamar Mercantile company and E. E
Pike now has the controlling interest il
the company. Mr.. Pike has employee
Frank J. Holmes to help IN the stor'
and it il sure thing that no more efh
ri.nt or more popular clerk could hav,