The Lamar register., 1903-09-23
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Mrs. CALVIN and daughter, Mrs Grace
who have been the guests Of Mrs. F. E.
Irwin for several weeks, returned home
yesterday. The ladies' had most de-
lightful visit and are much pleased with
this part Of the world. Tho ladies re-
side at Chicago.
The articles Of incorporation for the
Carrizo Consolidated Copper Co., were
filed this week in Denver and the Prov
ers county clerks Office, the principal
office Of the company being located here.
The directors and officials will be elect
cd this week.
j. X. Doughty went to Denver Tues
day of last week and spent three days
there. On Friday he went to Pueblo
and says he was much surprised by the
number Of home people that he met
there. Fully twenty Lamar people, be-
sides the band, must have been met on
the streets.
Mr.. William Cover, of Knox County,
Ohio, is here visiting bis nephew and
niece, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Writ Markham,
Mr.. Cover has been to the western coast
with the g. A. R. boys, and has been
stopping of at various places. He is
very much pleased with Lamar and sur
rounding country.
John F. Curry, W. w. Cooper and
Leon Butfes started last Saturday eve
ming for ten days hunting trip down
in the cedars. They expect to come
back loaded with deer and other game,
although Curry insists that he will shoot
at nothing less than bear. And he's
going to keep the hide, too.
Mr.. M. E. Fuller and Mrs. Anna Gar
vim mere married last Monday night, by
Rev. A. P. Vaughn, Of the Presby terian
church. Mr.. Fuller is now conducting
the Downing blacksmith shop, having
purchased the same. Mrs. Garvin has
many friends here who will wish her
very much happiness in her new life.
w. L. Pollard, Jim Webb, the two
Eldridee boys and Joe Kerr, started
south this afternoon for hunting and
camping visit to the cedars. They took
provisions enough to be gone some time.
and as they invested dollar each in a
license we expect to SEQ q wagon load
of game come back with them.
Nearly every afternoon there is game.
sometimes two, Of tennis at the tennis
courts on Main street, near .Parmenter
Ave. AS there is no big tight board
fence around the grounds, any ono may
be a spectator, and generally there are as
many as six or more on the bleachers.
There 10 no grand stand-except the
plays.
The Citizens Band Of Lamar, return,
ed home last Saturday morning, after
having delighted the people at Pueblo
for five days, with their fine music. The
Lamar band has a great reputation
throughout the state and it deserves
that reputation, too. The boys are hard
workers and are constantly striving to
improve.
Mrs. H. X. Rowley, accompanied by
her son, Will, and her daughter, Miss
Nellie, started for Kansas City yester-
after having spent several days in La
mar. Mrs. Rowley owns very valuable
farm just north Of town, over the ri er,
and she makes yearly trips here to ar
range for receiving her share of the
crops, which always smouts to quite
quantity.
Monday was Santa Fe day in the
county treasurer's office. The Santa Fe
railroad came to the front with check
for S21 ,43O and settled their this years
taxes, and the Santa Fe Livestock Co,
with the aid Of a little persuasion by
the county treasurer paid up its taxes
on cattle. County Treasurer Reynolds
has some very persuasive ways about
him at times, and is likely to persuade
your taxes out Of you when you least
expect it.
Last Saturday morning Jesse John
ston. aon of w. ]. Johnston, met with an
accident which might have been very
serious. The bow was riding his pony
around the race track, and when near
the gate lending from the track the ami
NAL bolted and jumped the gate, throw
ing Jesse and dragging him some dis
tance. The pony started for home. and
thus apprsed, his father started to find
the son. He was found lying uncon
scious d remained 30 for quite time.
He has, however, fully recovered and is
,.ble to attend school.