The Lamar register., 1902-09-03

days, while Mrs. Markham will probab-
ly make "A longer visit.
The numerous friends of Billy Emer-
son were delighted to see him out again
last week, after short attack OF fever.
He is to be congratulated that his at
tack was OF short duration.
Mrs. L. M. Latta and little son arriv-
ed from Indiana last week, and the fam
lily are residing on Sixth street, just
south of the Huddleston home. Mrs
Latta will prove valuable addition to
the social circle of Lamar.
Surveyor General C. G. Goodale took
in Frontier Day at the Far. He was
one OF the first subscribers to the capi-
tai stock OF the association and takes
great pride in its success.
The concert under the direction OF
Mrs. f. Bently Dennis, will have some
rather novel features connected with it.
The musical program is being prepared
and will be of Il high order.
hiSS lIulu I1OTu WeuI W STlpple
Creek last Friday morning and will have
a position us teacher for the coming
terms. Miss Horn has taught in Grip
pie Creek for the past three years.
]. C. Horn has moved his office from
the land Office building and has taken
quarters in the Deweese block, on the
north side. He intends to fit up his
new offices in as comfortable manner as
possible.
Dan Keesee came down from Las Ami
mas last week and took in the fair. HIS
wife was with him and also Miss Pearl
Wall, OF Las Animas, They were all
pleased at the attractions furnished at
the fair.
Miss Frances Phillips, of Holly, came
up one day last week, to take in the fair.
She has just recovered from long siege
Of fever and was feeling quite thankful
over her recovery. Her friends rejoiced
with her, and were glad to welcome her
visit.
The Social Circle of the Presby byterian
church will meet with Mrs. N. N. Nc
Lean, next Friday afternoon, Sept. 9th
at half past two. A cordial invitation to
all ladies of the church and congrega-
tion is extended by the hostess and
members OF this society.
Services at the Christian church Sun
day morning and evening. The evening
service will be at 7:3O instead of at
o'clock as heretofore. Please note this
charge OF time. Many attended our
union open air services who are not mem
bers or attendants of any OF our church
es. To all such the pastor and MEM
bers Of the Christian church extend
most cordial invitation, to attend any or
all of their services.
The Audrey Dramatic Co.. after play
ing all fair week, remained over until
Monday night Of this week and gave a
benefit performance for the Citizens
band. The patronage for this night,
while all the merits OF the troupe de-
served, was far short Of being justice to
the band boys, as their conscientious ef
forts have given Lamar the best band
in the valley.
Lamar during the fair week, was a
very orderly place, in spite Of the usual
crowd Of fakirs and other parties Of
shady reputation, which usually congre-
gate Mt such times. There were several
gamblers, and one man opened up a
shell game and succeeded in fleeing
several before the officers caught on.
Then he dropped from sight. There
was very little drunkenness.
You will find the indoor Sunday night
services every bit rs interesting as those
out doors have been, the surroundings
will be more comfortable the music bet
ter. You will hnd plenty Of other peo-
pie there enjoying them; 1t is the pleas
ATTEST, most sociable way to spend Sab
bath night. At the Presbyterian church
twenty minute sermon on what Men
Live for" 7:30 p. m.
The pastor of the NJ. E. church desir-
which have prompted the many congrat-
nlations he has received on his reap
pointment to this charge. The pastor
will endeavor to prove not altogether
unworthy Of the condolences, congratu-
latlons, etc. The official board OF our
church is certainly to be congratulated
on the satisfactory way in which they
finished up the financial part of the
work. 1t is pleasure to the pastor to
report all the salaries paid in full. s75
was raised for Missions; $50 for Denver