The Lamar register., 1901-09-25
MONEY TO LOAN
Plenty Of Cheap Money for
good Farm and City Loans.
Call and see me.
L. WRIT MARKHAM.

Rocky Ford, were visitors at the fair on
Friday.
Representative H. l.. Lubers, of Las
Animas. was transacting business in
Lamar yesterday.
Editor Stewart, of the Granada Times,
was looking after business matters in
Lamar the first OF this week.
Jno ]. Slavin, travelling agent of the
Santa Fe, was one of the visitors IN the
judges stand at the fair last week.
Mrs. J. T. Lawless and children re-
turned on Sunday from an extended
visit with her parents in Trinidad.
DIR. l. S. Bryant, the LaJunta dentist,
is in Lamar this week looking after the
needs of his patrons in this section.
Harry Maxwell and family, OF Rocky
Ford, visited last week with the family
Of his brother, Geo. c. Maxwell, in La
mar.
Miss Eta G. Kerby, representing the
Arkansas Valley Review, OF Pueblo, was
visitor at the fair in the interest OF
that paper.
b. B. Brown, OF Pueblo, and Frank
Kreybill, of Las Animas, president and
secretary OF the Fort Lyon company,
were in town during the fair.
w. w. Jones and wife, j. r. Gordon
and wife. j. N. Leslie, Thos. Griffith and
Zaek Taylor, OF Granada. were registered
at the Union Hotel during the fair.
On Friday, the big day Of the fair, the
Rocky Ford band and the Holly band
were here, and when the boys all united
with the Lamar band, they made lots of
good music.
c. L. Mcpherson, Chase Mcpherson,
s. F. White, W. NJ. Wiley, John Duncan,
Geo. R Momyer and j. b. Harden were
few OF the Holly business men who at
tended the fair last week.
Several Of our citizens went up to
Pueblo this morning to take IN the state
fair. Among them were A. N. Parrish
and wife, A. E. Bent and wife, w. M.
Wormley and wife, and George G. Max
we'll.
P.S. Lynch went to Denver last week
and attended the Grand Lodge of
masons, as delegate from the Lamar
lodge. of which he is Worshipful Master.
He reports having had a very pleasant
trip.
Mrs. Jennie Kinyon, of Valley Springs.
South Dakota, sister Of the late Mrs. E.
r. Bannister, is visiting relatives in La
mar. She arrived too late to see her sis
ter alive, but in time for the funeral ser
vices.
Rev. Clay Il. Runyon went to Denver
last Monday night, to attend the State
Convention of the Christian church. 1t
is not settled fully, but it is quite prob
able that he will return here for another
years pastorate Of the Christian church.
Mrs. Harry Manville and daughter,
who have been visiting in Iowa and
Ohio for several weeks, returned home
last Monday night. Harry has lost the
lonesomelike look that was upon his
face, and goes around whistling merry
tunes.
Alex. Rowland, formerly employed in
the grocery of Franz Bros, and who
went to st. Louis about a year ago. has
returned here and is again at his old
position. Alex has whole lot of friends
here. who will be glad that he has re-
turned.
DR.. E. Bentley Dennis has established
his office on the second floor of the
Foley-Bent block and is DOW, ready to re-
ce;ve patients. He and his family are
now residing in the Doughty house on
South Sixth street. The DR.. is fully
equipped for the practice of his profes-
sion and comes to us from his eastern
home with the highest recommendations
both as doctor and gentleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams. after an alb
sence of about five years, during which
time they resided in Eastern Kansas,
have rsturned to Lamar. Mr.. Williams
who ,s best known under the name OF
.Redr has entered upon his old position
with The Lamar Milling & Elevator
company. Mr.. Williams is very much
astonished at the many improvements
which have been made in Lamar since
his departure.