The Lamar register., 1904-08-10
MONEY TO LOAN
Plenty Of Cheap Money for
good Farm and City Loans.
Call and SEQ me.
l.. WRIT MARKHAM.

All aboard for Green Mountain Falls
Sunday, Aug. 2lst.
Green Mountain Falls and return
Sunday, Aug. Dist.
Fred Berger came out from Iowa to
look after his Lamar property this week.
Miss Nellie Goodale returned last
week from visit Of two months in Den
ver
A. E. Bent went west on Monday, and
visited several places. He returned
yesterday.
F. II. Rosacrans attended the state
meeting Of county assessors at Denver,
last week.
Hon. CRANKY Hillyer went up to La
Junta yesterday and put in the day at
tending to business matters.
Remember the old reliable company,
Noble Bros. will be here August 1S, 10
%, First class show. Prices to suit all.
Miss Fannie Dodds left last Saturday
for q visit to the Worlds Fair and to
buy her fall stock OF millinery. She
took little Herbert Lindsly with her.
County Superintendent ]. A. Rose
brough made his regular visit to the
county seat last week, having been ab-
sent two weeks attending the Worlds
Fair.
The State Bank Of Lamar moved into
its own building yesterday. The bank
rooms have been fitted up in great style
/ and the business can be conducted with
much more convenience.
+. G. Henkins returned yesterday,
after spending two weeks in New Mexi-
co where he went to buy lambs. He did
not find any that suited him and came
home without making any purchase.
DIR. c. S. Wilson went down to Holly
last Sunday and drove back to Granada.
He passed through the Amity country,
and saw the effects Of the big rain and
hail storm which occurred that after
noon.
County Treasurer Reynolds is away
FOR this week. He is down at his big
Butte creek ranch, superintending some
fence building and other improvements.
Deputy Ross Wait is attending TO all
business in the office.
Mrs. J. A. Payne and daughter, Effie,
are eujoying the sights OF the Worlds
Fair this week. Mrs. Payne will visit
Chicago and Kansas City also and select
an elegant line Of fall and winter millin-
cry for her customers.
Tho work of putting in curbing and
guttering along Main street between
Olive and Elm streets, is being pushed
along. The lot owners are to pay for
this work and the town puts in the fl
ling 30 as to make the street up to
grade.
A heavy hail storm struck just west
.df Carlton last Sunday, but did no ma
terial damage except to the McMillin
rzspeh. The fine orchard and large al
faIfa tielda there were riddled, and Mr..
McMillin's loss will be several thousand
dollars.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. N. Mclean are in st.
Louis this week enjoying visit to the
Worlds Fair. We have just received
word from him that he will bring back
part Of the show for his holiday display,
and give all our citizens chance to see
some Of the best Of the fair.
Donald Bent entertained number OF
his young friends last evening, ut the
home OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Bent. 1t was "Phantom Lawn Party
and the effect was very startling, "when
the ghosts walked" A most enjoyable
time was had by the guests.
]. B.. Davis sent the Register this
week, some fine specimens Of home
grown potatoes that are fully up to the
far famed Greeley spuds, both in looks
and excellent eating qualities. Mr.
Davis has proved that they can be sue
cessfully grown here il the proper care
and cultivation is given them.
Miss Sada Talbot Of the Joseph New
man Company comes to Lamar opera
house Thursday and Friday nights
Aug. 25-26, has this season number OF
n bright selections which include two
monologues, 'Marguerite's Husband and
"A Good Dinner" She will rlso appear
with MIR. Newman in the little comedies
"Leap Year,""A Happy Pair" and "My
Milliner's Bill"
tits about time for the luscious canta-
loupe to put in an appearance and IN a
few days there will be plenty on the mar
ket. A few have been gathered, but NOT
enough to sell. as yet.
Later-Mrs. Isaac Dewitt brought in
the first cantaloupes for the market this
morning. and they were sold at auction,
WI Morehouse buying the lot l5e
each.