The Lamar register., 1904-08-24

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mar visitor on Saturday.
Mrs. Il. ]. Sayler returned from
visit of several weeks in Pueblo on Sun
day.
Mrs ]. A. Payne, and daughter re
turned from st. LOUIS, and report fine
time seeing the Fair and buying BIZ
stock of fall millinery.
The sidewalk on the Santa Fe railway
right Of way is being replenished with
new coating of cinders. 1t will make
quite an improvement.
Miss Rosa Thoman returned from Illi-
nois last Thursday morning. She had Il
most delightful trip, and took in the
Worlds fair on her way home.
The young lad who was with the
Noble troupe, and who sang for the il
Illustrated songs, made quite hit with
the young people. The older OF es en-
joyed his singing, also.
Leslie Maxwell, who now resides at
Kinsley, Kansas, came in yesterda'
morning to spend the week with friends
He says he could not miss the fair and
just had to come.
At the postoffice the past two weeks
almost daily, has appeared posted up n
verse OF the we'll known poem,
"Train eight"
"Hours late"
The summer vacation is nearly ended
and in short time the schools will open
Lamar has a lot of nice looking school
children and it is pleasant sight to see
them going and coming from school.
Dsnning, the picture man. has made
some improvements In his gallery. He
has newly papered the rooms, and fitted
up n very neat reception room. His gal
lery is we'll appointed ind they do say
that he takes mighty good pictures.
George S. Henry, who has some prop
erty over in the east end Of Bent coun-
ty spent couple Of days this week, at
tending to affairs connected with his
farms. He likes this country and comes
from Denver every year and enjoys the
visit.
Charles Downing, who is now located
at Delagua, Colo, is here for weeks
stay, having come home to attend to
some business matters, and to take IN
the fair. He says that he has bes n do
ing ell at Delagua and has ill he can
d at his trale.
Miss Geneva Morehouse, accompanied
by her sisters, Mrs. Thomas Berry and
Miss Corrinne Morehouse. left for two
W eks trip on last Friday. They intend
to spend the whole time at the Worlds
Fair and see everything that can be
seen in that time.
Friday night there was a terrific
thunder and lightning display. and
1t kept up for couple OF hours ou'
very little ra n materialized in Lamar
The surrounding country received
good soaking, however, at several places
others being missed.
There was great rejoicing at the home
Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles IL. wright on
lust Tuesday. The cause was the ar
rival OF young son, the first child to
bless their home. All are dong well
and the little one will be named james
Martin Wright, in honor of his grand
falher.J d. Martin.
Mobiles Dramatic Company was al
the opera house for three days last weep
and we're greeted by fair sized audi
ences. The troupe is favorite WIZ
Lamar people and they are always wei
come with their band and orchestra
The company is booked here for mex
year, during fair week
John Reimer, of Grand Island Ne
brasku. was IN Lamar last Thursday
Mr.. Reimer fall feeds every year from
1910 to 1000 cattle and has a large prop
ertv interest at his home. He was IN
yestigatiug the prospects for starting
similar business at Lamar and was very
fayorably impressed with the advant
ages Of this locality.
team from Golladay's livery wal
tied in front OF the Union hotel whii'
the driver went into get the man wh'
was to use the outfit. Something scar
nd the horses and they broke loose, rar
~ towards the stable and brought VI
NO inst tree. No dim ,ge WAS done
except that vern's nerves have been
little sbaky since the occurrence, whici
was last Thursday.
M SO Sada Talbot Of the Joseph New
man Company comes to Lamar oper
house Thursday and Friday night'
Ang. 25-26, has this season number
bright selections which include tw
mouologues, .Marguerite's Husband an
"A Good Dinner" She will rlso appea
with Mr.. Newman in the little conedte
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