The Lamar register., 1905-08-23

Martin .Grahttn, OF Granada. and At-
torney McIlhaney, OF Pueblo. were at
tending to legal business in Lamar on
Monday.
Boris Kazmann, chief chemist at the
sugar factory, made homestead filing
on Monday on the S E u of AL -46, near
the reservoirs.
j. A. Kellogg, prominent attorney
of Glen Falls, New York, was here this
morning looking up some mattera in
connection with land titles.
L. Writ Markham went to Rocky Ford
this morning to arrange some matters
in connection with the coming fair and
the Fireman's Tournament.
There was a dance given at the opera
house last night, which was quite we'll
attended. Every body had good time
although everybody was "hot."
Prof. H. G. Lamson and wife came up
from Holly last week to visit with rela-
tives in this vicinity. Prof. Lamson is
the principal at Holly this year.
The Social Circle will meet with Mrs
j. G. Boyd, Friday evening Aug. 25th at
7:3Q. All ladies' of church and congre-
cation are invited to be present.
No complaints of any kind were made
by property holders in Paving Dist. No.
on Monday and the council ordered
the call for bids to be published at once.
Miss Bessie Doughty's music class
gathered at her home last Monday night
and gave delightful recital, at which
the parents Of the pupils were present.
A, Kern, one of the we'll known north
side farmers, had the misfortune to be
kicked by horse this morning on the
knee and received very serious injuries.
A. Friedman of the New York Store
is now in New York City purchasing his
fall and winter goods. He will spend
several weeks in the east before return
ing.
On Sabbath morning Rev. w. G.
Connell will repeat, by request, ser
mon he delivered some weeks ago, on
"The Greatest Discovery Ever Made by
Man."
Tom Colebourn took a week of and
went to Colorado Springs for much
needed recreation. He returned Tues
day and said he had just as good time
as any ybody.
Elmer Mourning of Pueblo, accomps-
MED by his young son Paul, is visiting
his parents. He will probably remain
here for some time and follow his trade
as brick layer.
Mrs. Fred Lee and little daughter,
Marie, returned this morning from La
Junta. Little Marie had quite q siege
of illness in La Junta, but 10 now pro-
crossing rapidly towards recovery.
Miss Nellie Goodale entertained quite
party Of young ladies at her home last
Friday night. Cards and other games
constituted the chief pastime, and
dainty refreshments were served, which
enhanced the enjoyment of the evening
Robert w. Rose and Mrs Laura Bragg,
both Of Lamar, were the only patrons Of
the marriage license bazaar at the court
house this week, They were married
early Sunday morning at the Jones
Rooming House by Judge H. H. Clark.
La Junta Tribune.
One of the best popular price roper
toire companies in the country today
is the Mcdonald Stock Co., who will be
at the opera house all next week. They
have an excellent list of plays and also a
fine program of the latest and best
specialties. See them.
T. Bodle, of Colorado Springs, was here
this week in the interest of the Gazette
of that city. Mr.. Bodle has host Of
friends in Lamar who are always glad to
welcome him. lie was the organizer Of
the Maccabee lodge here in 1895, and
has visited with us often since.
Sheriff Thomas had an exciting time
at Carlton Monday while attempting to
arrest a Mexican by the name Of A.
Vigil, who had fired a few shots at
members OF the local freight crew.
After an exciting chase IN which the
Mexican fired three shots that almost
scraped Mr.. Thomas face he was run
into cane patch and captured. The
pursurers discovered that they had
many more sand burrs than Mexicans
when they got time to look themselves
over. Vigil is now in Jail.