The Lamar register., 1904-07-13
MONEY TO LOAN
Plenty Of Cheap Money for
good Farm and City Loans.
Call and see mo.
L. WRIT MHRKHHM.

was here on Monday, attending to some
business matters.
The firemen are pract:cing regularly
now for the tournament tests during
the fair in August.
H. w. Milford OF the Chieftain and G..
A. Brakeman Of the Optimist were edi
torial visitors the past week.
Fred Mathews was up from Garden
City, last week visiting friends here and
also talking up life insurance little.
J. A. Kincaid, valley manager OF the
Colorado Telephone Co., was here the
first of the week looking after the local
office.
The weather is keeping us daily in
formed that it is 1.-THE good old summer
time" The heat is not Undesirable,
however.
DIR. J.V. Sayler has moved his office
and has very nice suite Of rooms fitted
up in in the Marker building on South
Main street.
Miss Eta Burns and Master Claude
Fitzimmons, Of Lawler, Iowa, are visit
ing with the family Of j. P. O'Donnell,
their relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Curran, Of Kenton,
Oklahoma, with their children are visit
ing Mrs. Curran's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Robertson.
Mayor B. B. Brown, Of Pueblo, was in
Lamar Sunday looking at real live
town for a change. Lamar can even
beat Pueblo on hail stones.
The Worlds Fair chorus had nearly
as large an audience tcross the street as
in the hall and tvey report that they
could hear just as we'll too.
Alb. Peed, the well known north side
farmer. was very generously distribut-
ing lot of harvest apples grown upon
his farm. They were mighty good ap-
pies, too.
Charley Van Zant and wife have re-
turned from their trip to st. Louis.
They took in all the sights Of the great
Worlds Fair and Charley says they had
great time.
The band is receiving new recruits
regularly now and promises to be the
largest, as it is acknowledged to be the
best band organization in the valley, by
the time the fair meets.
The Methodist church bell, which has
done duty for several years, took crack
last Sunday and does not give its usual
clear tone. A new bell has been order
ed and will soon be in place.
l.. Writ Markham went to Denver
Monday evening, travelling on fast
freight train. He took along lot Of
fine fat hogs. which he expected to dis
nose OF on the Denver market.
y Miss Camille Avery, one Of the chorus
singers here last Sunday, favored the
congregation at the Methodist church
in the evening, with fine solo, which
she rendered very artistically.
Division Superintendent Ayre, and
Mr.. Walker. who has taken charge Of the
freight department Of the Santa Fe
system, were in town yesterday. They
met many of our business men.
Mrs. Beal, residing on 9Th Street, just
south of Olive street, lost a COW last
Sunday afternoon. The animal was
with the town herd, in pasture just
west Of town, and was killed by light
ning.
E. Grenald, young man who has
been employed upon the survey work
mpon the lands OF The American Beet
Sugar company, is quite ill with typhoid
fever, He is being we'll taken care OF at
the residence of Mrs. w. f. Gross.
The numerous rains which we have
been having lately. are very generally
appreciared. The one draw back which
has been quite noticeable, is chat mus
keeters" are very numerous in the even
inc. when the breeze is not blowing.
w. X. Wiuterhalter and F. Weitzer oi
Rocky Ford and E. G. Howe OF Denver
we're here this week in the interest oi
the American Beet Sugar Co. They are
we'll pleased with the beet prospects ant
[ 0llso found several good locations for tht
factory.