The Lamar register., 1902-06-18

LIT. ". % WILSON leIU IOT Soloiuoo
Springs tuesday morning to attend the
meeting Of the State Dental Association.
He will spend the balance of the week In
that interesting city, and return with
new vigor to take out the aching teeth.
Last Monday evening, this immediate
vicinity had quite good fall OF rain.
West and east of Lamar, the rain was
much heavier, but it seemed to follow
rather narrow strip, for the north and
south country did not get any of the
wet.
Miss Nellie Goodae of last years
corps of teuchers here has been appoint
ed to position in the schools at Golden,
Colorado. Her friends here will rejoice
at her well deserved promotion although
all regret to loose her from the Lamar
school.
Tomorrow night, there will be social
at the Methodist church. The social will
be given by the Ladies aid society, and rs
all their affairs are enjoyable, there will
dotbtless be n good attendance. Any
how it will pay you to go and investigate
and see for yourself
A couple of strolling musicians were
in town last week and played some very
entertaining music upon the mandolin
and guitar. 1t was attempted to have
dance at the opera house Saturday
night at which those two were to furnish
music, but II tizzled out.
AT the Methodist church on Monday,
June %, there will be at entertainment,
consisting OF moving pictures Of many
kinds; also illustrated songs and pictures
of patriotic and historical scenes. The
Heaton orchestra will furnish music for
the occasion. Admission DC; children
under u, l5c.
j. X. Mullen is here on his annual trip
in regard to the business Of the Lamar
mill. The business has been very salts
factory during the past year, and each
Of the mill employees received nice
sum in addition to their regular salaries.
Mr.. Mullen is also looking over the coun-
try and finds crops generally in fine con-
dition. He thinks the present year will
show magnificent crops all through the
country.
Last Thursday morning, Jaddo Par
rish, who had been taken very seriously
i'll with appendicties, was tax n to Den
yer for treatment. Mr.. and Mrs. Parrish
and Gail accompanied the 10y, as did
also DR.. j. S Hasty. Jaddo was taken
to St. Anthony's hospital and was opera
ed upon, passing through the ordeal very
ing nicely and is expected to fully re-
cover. The family will remain in Den
yer until the patient is well and able to
return home in perfect safety.
Twenty three ladies responded to the
invitation OF the Social circle on Friday
afternoon, June 13, at Mrs. j. ID. Martins.
Their willing hands, aided by two sew
ing machines, despatched n large num-
Der of garments for the Cherry Tree or
phans. AT the business meeting it was
voted to have a church social Friday
evening June Goth. Two new members
were received. The society now has
thirty names on its roll. Strawberries
and cake refreshed the workers before
they adjourned to meet June 81, with
Mrs. Charles Wright
MARRIED-Last night at the residence
of the brides sister, Mrs. L. II. Manville,
Hon. Robert r. Ross, of Trinidad, and
Mrs. May Sterrith, of Butte, Montana;
Rev. A. p. Vaughn of the Presbyterian
church officiating. Only few relatives
and friends of the parties were present.
After the ceremony an elegant supper
was served by Mrs. Manville. The happy
couple left on the morning train for
Trinidad where they will make their
home. Both of the contracting parties
are well known here, Mr.. Ross being our
district attorney and his popularity is
attested by the fact that he is serving
his third term. Mrs. Ross has spent
much OF the past few years with rea
tives in Lamar, and has made many
friends here, all of whom unite in wish
ing the newly married couple long and
happy life.