The Lamar register., 1903-01-28
For Threshing Coal
20 to The LAMAR SEED co.
Best Trinidad Lump
Coal at IS per Ton.

Coal at IS per Ton.
j. A. Mcdowell is home from Oklaho
ma for short visit.
s. F. White, Of Holly, was in Lamar
again the first Of the week.
Mayor B. B. Brown came down from
Pueblo last Saturday on business.
New ads can be found IN this issue for
for Church Bros. and Mclean Bros.
A number of our school teachers at
tended the association meeting at Gra-
NADIA last Saturday.
Oliver Mourning is down from Pueblo
visiting his family and homefolks. He
will probably stay some time.
Oscar F. Leonard and wife, who re-
Gently moved to Oklahoma, are visiting
with relatives in Lamar this week.
Dean Skinner was called to his home
IN Nebraska last week by the sudden
and serious illness of his father.
Geo. H. Shaver, the Pueblo Singer
Machine agent, was in Lamar last week
interviewing the company's patrons.
w. M. Wormley and family left last
Thursday for Denver. They expect
after short visit there to move to Cali
fornia.
Burch Mourning made a trip to Pueb-
10 last week, spending few days with
relatives and friends. He returned Sun
day morning.
]. B. TRAILER returned from Denver
last Sunday morning and reports the
legislative animals as quieting down
somewhat.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Latts, arc enjoy
ing visit from Mr.. Latta's mother, who
arrived from Goshen n, Indiana, last week
, to be with her son for awhile.
Miss Annie Mourning is at home from
Las Animas for few days, but will re-
turn to that town shortly to resume her
position in the Friedman store.
Miss Rosa Thoman left for Denver
this morning. She will visit in Denver
and in Littleton for the next two weeks,
spending the time with friends.
Mrs. E. Bentley Dennis will give re-
cital at the opera house on Wednesday,
February 18, assisted by others whose
name will be announced next week.
E. R. Chew, water superintendent for
this division, was Lamar visitor this
week. Changes in politics cut no figure
with him as he is again a candidate for
the position.
Word was received here yesterday
afternoon of the death Of the infant
child of Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Prowers,
at Caddoa. The funeral will be held to-
morrow at Las Animas.
The county clerk and his deputy are
kept at work with big rush of record
ing. Nearly every day, the number OF
instruments filed is sufficient to keep
them on the jump to get the work done.
The weather continues to be fine. we
have had really no winter 80 far this
season. A very little snow and no very
cold weather Storms threaten at times
but they seem to pass us by and go on
to some other locality.
P.J. Dempsey, of Rocky Ford, deputy
organizer for the Fraternal Union OF
America, is here this week working up
interest in the order. Ed. Dilthy has
been appointed secretary and all dues
can be paid to him at the city clerks
office.
The editor of the Register was taken
through the lodge rooms OF the ne ma
sonic Temple this week. The furnish
lngs and fixtures are much the hnest
ever seen in this section Of the state and
we doubt il even the most frisky goat
could seriously injure man with those
heavy brussels carpets to fall upon
The order is evidently in very pros
porous condition and is growing al
very rapid gait