The Lamar register., 1904-09-21
MONEY TO LOAN
Plenty Of Cheap Money for
good Farm and City Loans.
Call and see me.
L. WRIT MARKHAM.


visitor several days last week.
il Mayteld, the Granada banker,
was a Lamar visitor several days last
week.
j. w. Marker returned this week fr, m
a trip to Missouri to look after some
business matters.
New Millinery coming in every day at
Twins selected by Miss Hill, (Trimmer),
before leaving the city.
Miss Ethel Shaw, OF Granada, is visit
ing with Mrs. F. E. Irwin at her home
on south Main street
j. H. Frisbie was a visitor at the state
capital the first of the wees, having Of
fetal business to look after.
Attorney ]. c. Horn, Of Garden City,
was here this week looking after legal
matters in which he Is interested.
County Clerk Curry issued marriage
license last Monday, to Lincoln M. Metz
and MISS Emma L. Robinson, both Of
Holly.
L. F. Adams went to Denver Monday
might to attend the grand lodge OF the
Royal Arch Mason Chapter, which con-
venes in Denver tomorrow.
Miss Stella Hughes went to Granada
On the Sunday train. She will attend
the Dodds school there, both In the ca
paeity of pupil and teacher.
Dan Keesee spent q couple Of days
here last week. He was attending to
some business matters and inspecting
his farms northeast of town.
Rev. j. T. Knucky, former pastor of
she NJ. E Church here, came down from
IRscky ford this week and spent few
DAYS at his ranch north Of the river.
Mrs. S. H. Koonsman went to Chicago
yesterday and from there will proceed
to Ohio, where she will visit among the
friends and relations at her old home.
MISS Nellie Ferguson spent Saturday
and Sunday in Lamar, as the guest OF
her friend, Mrs. Catlin. Miss Ferguson
is now teaching in the Granada schools.
Just at noon today, Eugene A. Den
mis- and Miss Matte Z. Moore, both OF
Granada, were granted a license by the
county clerk, to become husband and
wife.
Anyone, man, woman or child, will
ne welcome to the lawn social at Mrs
lav off
rseuber 20, II they bring 10 cents with
,then.
Mrs ID. D. Dodds was here sever
.al days the past week arranging for the
.opeuing .af the fall term Of the CONNER
.cial school. She left for Denver on
Monday mornin&.
Mrs. "A. e. Bent and Donald returned
Sunday evening from Denver where
they have been for some weeks. Don
aid having just recovered from severe
attack Of typhoid fever.
The Sunday School Institute for
.Prowers county will be held at GIanada
Thursday, September, %, 1904. A good
program has been prepared and you are
invited to attend
The new bell has been hung in the
belfry OF the Methodist church, and
again its tones are to be heard, remind
ing people of their devotional duties
and bidding them come to ch urch.
Last Monday night, Mr.. George W.
Burke and wife, and hie daughters, Mrs
D.B. Novels and Mrs Wallace Robin
icon, left for Kansas, called to the home
.of Mr.. Burke's son, who is dang erously
I'LL.
"A man was around towr last week and
this. trying to sell an article OF stone
ware, which he declared far superior to
any other crockery. His wares looked
good, but the prices did not inspire
many to buy.
Tho county commissioners are in ses.
sion this week, sitting as q board ol
equalization. II you want to make any
change in the assessment OF your prop
erty, the time to make your "kIck" is al
this meeting.
Mrs Julia Hoselton left for Daven
port, Iowa, on Sunday, She will join
her husband, who has some importan
business to attend to for the next year
After its completion, the family will re-
turn to Lamar.
P.S. Lynch presented the Registe
force last week with two bills OF swee
potatoes that are fair sample OF hii
aore patch, south OF town. They weighed
8 aud 4 pounds respectively and we're o
most suitable size for the market, ant
you only have to eat one mess OF then
to know tina. the Arkansas valley cal
lead in. sweet potatoes as we'll as mos
pthsr good things,