The Lamar register., 1902-06-18

Mr.. Leslie, of Garden CITY, Kansas,
has accepted position with the Mutual
Life insurance company rs local agent
at Lamar and has located here.
b. +. Mcclellan has opened up re-
pair shop on the north side just one door
west of the barber shop and is prepared
to do most any kind of repair work.
A Mr.. Schatfer, of Topeka, was at the
Methodist church last Sunday night and
sang couple OF songs. His pieces were
quite n novlety to the congregation.
Misses Rose and Katherine Mullen,
daughters of j. X. Mullen, are visiting
out at the Mullen ranch, having come
down from Denver with their father.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Lee and sons left
last Saturday for Chicago and other
points in Illinois where they will visit
for some time with friends and relatives
j. L. Mayfield, the tall magnate OF Gra-
NADIA, came into town this morning and
as usual is full OF business. He finds
time, however, to say show" to his friends
The young folks had dance at the
opera house last Thursday night and
there was jolly crowd in attendance.
They went for good time and they had
1T.
Miss Margaret Leatherman, who has
been spending the past week rs the
guest OF Miss Bessie Doughty, returned
to her home on the north side this morn
ing.
Elmer NJ. Mourning and wife went to
Pueblo last Saturday where they will
remain some weeks in hope that the
mineral springs there will benefit Elmer's
health.
The Union hotel has quit serving
meals for the present. The house is
still open to those wishing rooms, but
for the present they will have to eat
elsewhere.
Mr.. Ryan, private secretary to j. X.
Mu lien is here with his employer, atten-
ding to matters connected with his posi-
tion and also taking view of the sur
rounding country,
r. w. Kuhn, state agent of the Royal
Insurance company, was here on Tues
day attending to matters pertaining to
his company. He has appointed L. F.
Adams as local agent.
Hon. c. c. Goodae spent Sunday here
visiting with his daughter. Mrs. w. w.
Cooper. Mr.. Goodale came down also to
look into some business matters. He re
turned to Denver Monday morning.
A travelling photographer has been in
town for several days. He makes flash
light pictures or anything wanted, and
he takes them, even If you do not want
them. Then you buy or not as you
choose.
Miss Frances Phillips came up from
Holly last Friday and spent the next
two days lin Lamar visiting friends
While here the young lady filed n desert
land claim upon some of Uncle Sans
domain.
Mrs. L. Merrill Markham left last Mon
day morning 10 visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Smith. Mrs. Markham will
be absent some little time probably
spending the summer up in the noun
tain country.
The Masonic Temple is an assured
fact. The contract was signed up on
Tuesday morning and the lots were sur
veyed. Work will commence at once
and the building is to be completed by
the first of October next.
The Ladies aid will provide an ice
cream social on the parsonage lawn on
Thursday night. A short musical pro
gram will be given in the church during
the evening. A great good time is ex-
pected. Come and enjoy it.
Chester Mourning. who has been work
ing in Pueblo for the past year, surprised
his folks by coming into the house for
breakfast yesterday morning. Chet will
stay n few days and then return to Pueb-
lo,where he hus steady position at good
wages