The Lamar register., 1903-11-11

MISS FANNIE DOdd6 returned to her
home in Lamar this week after pleas
ant visit of several months at her former
home in Iowa.
A large class of students is being en-
rolled for the new commercial college
course to be given here by branch Of
the Dodds commercial school.
Under Sheriff Frisbie made trip to
st. Louis the past week and brought
back with him one Edward Heating,
who forged the checks for the passing Of
which w. Heckroot is now in Jail await
ing trial.
H. E. Finney, Of Chicago, the we'll
known piano tuner, was here for sever
al days regulating the musical instru-
ments of his many patrons. Mr.. Finney
now comes twice q year. and always
finds his time we'll taken up.
The Woman's CLUB will meet Wednes-
day, Nov. 10, with Mrs. thinner. The
first three acts of "Henry vIII," will be
the subject. and Mrs. Liggett, the lead
or. Mrs. WILL COOPER, Sec'y.
T. J. Sayler and wife took their daugh-
ter. Miss Florence, to Denver last week
on account Of her serious illness. Mr..
Sayler returned the first of the week
and reports her much better. Their
many friends hope for speedy recov
cry.
Mickey Finn that comes to the Lamar
opera house Saturday night has been
pronounced the best musical farce Of
recent years. The company carries its
own scenery, has numerous pretty girls.
we'll gowned chorus, and competent
cast Of principals.
When you have moth ing to do, and
plenty of time to do 1t, just watch car
load OF coal being pulled up the coal
dump. II you watch patiently the time
will pass and by the time the car reach
es the top, you will be surprised at the
amount of time you have spent watch
ing the process.
The recent rain showed up the spots
on Main street, which needed filling,
and several loads of gravel were put
where they would do the most good,
during Monday. The street ought to be
graded some. and the cutters made SO
tho water would run off.
DR.. James Finnity, who was we'll
known to many of our citizens, died last
week, at Ell Paso, Texas. from the effects
of hemorrhage. The doctor had been
in poor health for some time, and at last
succmted to the dread disease. His
body was taken to Denver and the fun
eral services held there.
j. G. Horn expects toremove his law
office to Garden City. Kansas, some time
during this week. Mr.. Horn bas landed
interests down near that place and finds
it more convenient to be at Garden City.
He leaves great many friends here who
will wish him the very best OF prosper
ity in his new location.
A boy about eighteen years old OBJ
tanned some whisky during Monday and
D0 duu I'LL 100 oIb0h WYE oooao eSSA
years old, got drunk. The boys are all
under arrest, but it has not been decid
ed what to do with them. The man
who sold them the liquor will probably
receive due attention.
In quite a number OF places around
town, there are broken planks and miss
ing ones. too, in the side walks. Some
one will get badly hurt, and then the
town will have big damage suit, and
in all probability big judgment against
it. A little attention will cause owners
fix the bad places.
A social to commemorate the installa-
ton Of Rev A. P. Vaughn as pastor OF
the Presbyterian church, will be held at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs w. j. John
ston. next Friday evening, Nov. l3 at
o'clock. All members OF the church
and all attendants at It's services are
cordially invited.