The Lamar register., 1902-01-08
MONEY TO LOAN
Plenty Of Cheap Money for
good Farm and City Loans.
Call and see me.
l.. WRIT MARKHAM.

Don't forget the lecture Monday night.
Chancellor Bucktel at the M. E.
church Monday night,
Ellersy Vincent, of Holly, was La
mar visitor for Tuesday Of last week.
&c. Smith who has been on visit at
Armstrong, Illinois, returned last Sun
day.
C. b. and Mrs. Stewart, Of Granada,
we're county seat visitors Tuesday fore
noon.
The masons held their regular meet
ing last Saturday night and had work in
the first degree.
Willard A. Wright, the L as Animas
stockman, was in town Monday trans
acting land office business.
Candidates for various positions in the
gift of the Board of County Commission
ers are beginning to materialize.
H. Vinton, the well known farmer
north of Granada, was transacting busi-
ness at the county seat this week.
Thomas w. Farmer and j. L. Mayfield
of Granada, were transacting business
with the County Court on Tuesday.
There will be box social at the
Christian church Wednesday evening
January 10. A good time anticipated.
Come everybody.
Mrs. Carrie Z. Towne, Of Holly, made
final proof on her valuable homestead
near Holly in the U. s. land office on
Tuesday of this week.
Mr., Robt. Morse, of Golden. will occu-
by the pulpit of the Christian church
next Sobbath morning and evening. All
cordially invited to these services.
Rev. Peyton A. Eubank, formerly of
Lamar but now of Fowler, Colo, made
homestead filing in sec. 13, township 81
S., range 4G W., last Saturday. The land
is north of Lamar.
The Women Of Woodcrapt will have
sociol in the Ironclad building next
Wednesday evening Jan. 10. Cake,
coffee and sandwiches served for 10
cents. Everybody come.
J. w. Wells, for some or 8 years a
resident OF the North Side has lately
sold his farm and will locate in Canoh
City. Mr. Wells is good citizen and
will be missed by his many friends in
this vicinity.
Harry Robertson left for Fort Collins
Monday morning, to resume his studies
at the college at that place. Harry had
a good time with the home folks during
the holidays and will return to his stud
les with renewed energies.
d. L. Silver is refitting his store in
fine style and making it the handsomest
grocery in town. He has decided to
close out every thing else in his stock
and keep groceries only. He will thus
be able to accomodate the public better.
The regular social club dance was
given at the opera house last Thursday
night, and the usual number of members
had very enjoyable time. These
dances are given every two weeks and
are quite feature in the social life OF
the town.
Dan Kesee came down from Las Ami
mas last Sunday and stayed until yes
terday He says that town is building
up in nice shape, and that all the talk is
about sugar factory. The prospects for
such factory at that point he considers
as quite good.
Mrs. Jessie l. Ruse, whose husband at
one time resided south of town, was here
on Tuesday looking up the status of the
land and also of timber culture claim
adjoining the same. AS no taxes had
not been paid on the land for some years
the lady did not find any great fortune
awaiting her.
Mr.. o. N. Koen and daughter left yes
terday morning for their home in Man
nington, West Virginia. They have been
visiting with their relatives here for
some weeks and have fallen quite in love
with the climate. They regretted tc
have to leave such pleasant weather as
we have here.
"a Wise Woman" held forth at the
opera house last night and there was a
very good attendance. The troupe is
small in numbers, but they made up fol
the shortage in that respect They were
all good in their respective parts and
made the play move along in a livel,
manner. The acting was good and the
singing was better than has been heard