The Lamar register., 1904-08-03

All aboard for Green Mountain Falls,
Sunday, Aug. 2lst.
f. D. Pastorius, OF Colorado Sprin gs,
Sundayed at his ranch east of Lamar.
Take. your family and spend the day
IN the Mountains, Sunday, Aug. 2lst.
w. H. Blosser and wife have gone to
the Worlds Fair, having started few
days ago.
w. B. Wightman, OF Springfield was
here Monday on his way home from a
visit to Nebraska.
Rev. j. II. Rife, the new pastor. will
preach at the Baptist church, morning
and evening next Sunday.
Ray Pilloud went to Trinidad last
Sunday ard returned Tuesday. He had
some notion OF taking position.
w. F.. Mcpherson and ]. w. Bryce Of
Holly, came up Tuesday to attend the
meeting of the board of commissioners.
Jack Creaghe was visitor at Las
Animas on Sunday last. He enjoyed
the trip and came home on the train in
the afternoon.
A. f. Bent went down to Holly yes
terday to attend to some personal mat
ters in the business line. He returned
this morning.
Joseph Newman and his Bunch Of
Pretty Girls, at the opera house Fair
week. Two nights, % and &c. Change
OF program each night.
To hear the newsboys "hollerin'
around town, a stranger might think
that this enterprising village was a
great big metropolis.
j. H. Frisbie went to Pueblo on the
Monday morning tram. He has some
legal business there to transact in the
capacity Of under sheriff.
John Mckinley went up to Las Ami
mas last Sunday morning and came
back Monday, after having had pleas
ant visit among acquaintances.
Hon. and Mrs. c. c. Goodale are now
spending the summer at Newport,
Rhode Island, enjoying the sea breezes
and the sights OF that farmous resort.
Fred Schmidt has gone to Glenwood
Springs, to take a course Of treatment,
mud baths, etc, for rhumatism. Fred's
friends hope he will receive the utmost
benefit and return cured.
Mrs. E. Il. Lee and daughter, Mrs. w.
c. Bently, returned last Sunday from
their trip to the Worlds Fair. They
had a fine time and enjoyed the exhibit
ton to the fullest extent.
DR.. Noyes has gone to Chicago and
intends to go from there soon to st.
Louis. The doctor leaves bis family
here and will return to Lamar in the
fall to practice for time.
Owing to extensive washouts in New
Mexico. the California trains have been
much delayed the past few days. They
have arrived about fifteen hours late.
One train, however, being annulled.
]. X. Doughty went to Las Animas
last Saturday morning and attended to
some probate business before the coun-
ty court. Owing to the belated trains,
he did not got home until Sunday after
noon.
J. l.. Mayfeld and W. H. H. Hale
came up from Granada last Saturday
and attended to some personal business
matters. Mr.. Mayfield went to Las An
imas on Sunday morning, and spent the
day there.
Felix Cam was up from his Butte
creek ranch and went up to Las Animas
on Saturday. Mr.. Cain has resided
upon his ranch for about twenty years
but says that the grass down in thai
region beats anything he has ever seer
there.
Preaching at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday at II a. IN. and p. IN. by
Rev. j. w. Purcell, Ph. d. Morning
subject, "Christianity and the Average
Man." Evening theme, "a Disease;
Physicians; Remedy; Cure" Sunday
school at 10 a. m. Christian Endearol
at 7:3O p. m. Meeting for bible study
and prayer every Thursday evening a
7:45 o'clock. We cordially invite ever.
one to attend all our services. A heart.
Nolcomo will bo given YOU.