The Lamar register., 1904-07-27

Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. Will Leasure
,'sp last Friday, a bouncing boy.
w. Nj. Wiley and G. W. Stevens, Of
Holly, we're Lamar visitors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davis are re-
joicing over the arrival Of new girl
E.E. Pike has moved his office into
the land office building, having taken
the room adjoining the Office OF G. b.
Thoman.
w. C. Bently went to Denver last Fri
day, and will remain there, as he has se-
cured good position with prominent
music house.
Rev. f. A. Vesey, the Episcopal min
lister, has been called to Toronoto, Cana
da, owing to the illness of his daughter
who was visiting there.
George Rieley, who has been away
for several months, returned to Lamar
few days ago. He had fine visit at
his old home in Illinois.
Miss Ernestine Laundry. who has
been the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Otto
Franz, for several weeks, started to her
home in st. Louis, yesterday.
CRANKY Hillyer has been away for
several days attending to matters in
which he is interested. He has been TO
Trinidad and is now In Denver.
The training done by the firemen is
beginning to show it's good results.
They are out every eIening and quite
Acrowd gathers to watch the boys.
!. Messrs. Creaghe, Gould ahd Mears
bro. xht in 1900 sheep from New Mexi-
CO last week, and are making prepara-
tions to feed them this season.
j. H. Weller sold out all his sheep last
Wednesday and has gone to New Mexi-
CO, where he will buy up three thousand
more and start in business again.
Arkansas Valley Carnival at Pueblo
July 29th-rate Of one fare from Lamar
to Pueblo and return, tickets on sale
July 29th only, good returning July 30.
Z. G. Henkins has gone to New Mexi-
CO, where he expects to purchase about
G,OOO sheep, which he will bring here to
put on his range and to feed during the
fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Lee returned on
Monday from a visit Of several weeks in
Pueblo. c. NJ. found more Of his house
than he expected after reading the re-
ports Of the storm.
Ed. H. Sherlock left yesterday for
points in New Mexico. He intends to
buy about one thousand steers in that
region and bring them to this county
and put upon his range.
Miss Emma Tewell returned last Sun
day morning, after spending several
weeks at her old home in Pittsburg,
Kansas She has resumed her position
" the Lamar Seed Company.
A ten hour rain set IN last Sunday
evening. 1t was one Of the old fashion
ed, gentle down pours and soaked into
the ground. 1t WAS great for the beet
crop and the range grass.
Candidates for the various county Of
fees are beginning to be much in evil
dence. They are busy Intervening the
dear people and ascertaining to what ex-
tent they can receive support.
MIR. and Mrs. Moeser, OF Topeka, Kan
sas, are here visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Fred Schmidt. Mr.. and Mrs. Noes
er are we'll known to many OF our people
who will be pleased to see them.
f. E. Bell, of Las Animas, was here
yesterday and arranged with the Fair
Association for the use OF five stalls to
Accommodate the horses which he will
bring to the fair races next month.
G. G. Burton, representing Crane and
Co., of Topeka, Kansas, was here yester
day in the interests OF his firm. He If
a friend OF Professor E. r. Jones and
had pleasant interview with him.
The premium lists for the Prowerf
county fair will soon be out now, anc
ev eryone should get copy and see i
YOU have not something to exhibit
which will bring a prize. The prem
4 iums in most lines are liberal. and al
Aould feel interested in having fin'
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