The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1904-10-19

Dwight Mlser was up from Spring
field the first of the week.
Mrs. Ed. Apologize his been quite
seriously ill the past week, but we are
glad to state is now some better.
Mrs Ernest Everett and children left
Sunday for Millersport, Ohio, where
she will visit relatives for some weeks.
Miss Blanche Hemphill came up from
Granada on Monday to visit with her
brother, Chas Hemphill, for few days.
The ladies' of the Social Circle will
hold q sale in November. at which
plants of all kinds and cut flowers can
be procured.
E. G. Henkins sold his residence
property near the bridge, last week. He
will probably buy site and erect a
residence in town.
w. 7. McHenry, Of Santa Marico, Cal.
Is visiting with his sister, Mrs. l.. c.
Barnard, and family. Mr.. McHenry is
homeward bound from the Worlds
Fair.
The first frost of the season occurred
last night. Yesterday was Il very cold,
cloudy day, with some rain and snow,
but at night the sky cleared ahd the
frost came.
Ralph Lee left for Delagua last Sun.
day night. He has secured good po-
sition in that mining camp, and will not
feel lonesome, as there are several other
Lamar people there.
d. A. Mclean is taking in the Worlds
Fair at st. Louis this week. Mrs. Nc
Lean. who has besn visiting in Iowa for
some time, will join him there and re-
turn home with him.
Mrs. VIM. Mcclure and daughter,
Miss Angie, returned Sunday, from an
extended visit at Lebenon. ILL., They
Of course took in the Worlds Fair, and
enjoyed it very much.
Jas Beatty, Horace Dye and G. E.
Stubs, OF Manzanola, wrre in Lamar
and Granada ON Tuesday, looking over
the towns with view of establishing q
mercantile business In this section.
There was quite crowd In town last
Saturday and among the many people
were seen several candidates, who were
very busy making themselves solid with
the voters. Or at least trying to do So.
Lee Yager entertained about thirty Of
his young friends ut the home Of his
parents last Friday evening. The
young folks had a jolly good time and
pronounced the party a great success.
The sidewalk on the east side Of
Main street from the Union Hotel TO the
Masonic Temple, is being raised to grade
and being put in good shape to walk on D..
There are other side wulks in town
which need attention and need it very
muchly, too.
Ray Adams and Dick Creaghe left
last Monday for trip to the great ex-
position at st. LOUIS. 1t is safe to pre-
dict that they will have great time,
it won't be the fault of the boys, if they
don't see it.
l.. Writ Markham shipped some 4
his fine Galloway cattle to Kansas City
last week, and entered them in the stock
show. He and Mrs. Markham went 10
Kansas City on the Saturday evening
train, to be present at the show and will
be gone all the week.
Miss Aetna Fuller, who has been Wis
iting in the east for "A month past, 70.
turned home last Sunday morning and
is again attending to her duties as
stenoRrapher at Strain Bros. Miss Full.
Ter had most delightful trip md re-
turns much improved in general health.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Everett and child
rem left Saturday for Lamar, Colo,
where they will make their future home.
No better family than this ever went
out of this community and they will be
sadly missed in both church and social
circles. The Record joins their many
friends in wishing them we'll in the new
home.-Stewartsville, Mo-, Record.
Mr.. Everett was here in the spring
and purchased the Fred Lee residence
IN the west part Of town.
The republican meeting last nigh,
drew fair sized audience in spite of the
rough rainy weather. Hon. S. F. White
made short talk on his candidacy
which was we'll received by the audience
He was followed by Attorney General
Miller in hne address on state finances
thoroughly exposing the cooked up fig
ures being given out by the democratic
Judge Bedford then followed with red
hot speech dealing with the labor troub