The Lamar register., 1905-09-20

Owing to tho rapid increase In pupils
attending school q new teacher had to
bs employed this week, and all the rooms
at the now school building are now oc-
cupied. Miss Gauss is the new testhsr.
Albert Morich, the accomplished soda
slinger at Boyds, will be more careful
in the future when he goes to charge
fountain. He has discovered that gas
tank il very heavy when it falls strsd-
die Of ones neck.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X. Doughty went to
Denver last Monday night and will
spend the week there. Mr.. Doughty
goes as delegate TO the Grand Lodge,
A. F. & A. NJ, and also TO the Grand
Royal Arch Chapter.
J.E. Dayis and daughter, Pearl, Of
Cameron, West Virginia, and John
Davis Of Granada, are visiting today
with the family Of A. N. Parrish IN
Lamar. Mr.. Davis is brother of Post
master j. B. Davis, Of Granada.
Frederick o. L. Buck, general agent
of the Liverpool 4 London & Globe In
surance Co., was here on Monday check
ing up the business done by the local
agent L. Writ Markham, He found
things in very satisfactory condition.
Judge Pike may not be very severe on
the partakers Of mixed drinks, but hero
after the mixers of soft drinks had bet
ter avoid his dispensary of justice. for
he will have NO mercy on them. II you
wish to know the reason just ask him.
L. F. Adams went to Denqer last Mon
day night and will attend the Grand
Lodge, A. F. & A. M. He will return
home Wednesday night. His mother
accompanied him and will remsin there
with her daughter, Miss Mary Adams.
Mrs. Kaylor representing the Lind
home for orphans at Denver was here
last week and got liberal subscription.
We know nothing Of the merits of the
institution, but do know that the lady
can put up talk that would draw few
bits out Of wooden cigar sign.
This office is indebted to G. B. Tho
man for fine big watermelon on which
we feasted last Friday afternoon. Mr..
Thomau was the one Lamarits who
stuck to the melon crop this year in
spite OF last years failure, and he has
prospered through his foresight.
There will be sale at Carlton Mon
day, Sept. 25, conducted by NJ. j. Nc
Millin as trustee for the referee in the
bankruptcy proceedings against P. A.
Eberle. Two Carlton lots, = wagon and
team, hay baler and other property will
be sold. Sale commences at 2 p. m.
Mrs. Myrta Duncan has purchased
two lots on the corner Of Elm and Eighth
streets. and has let contract to L. H.
Manville to erect a handsome residence
there for her. Mrs. Duncan is q fine
musician and has located here perma-
nently. and will give lessons in music
There arc rumors that work will be-
gin shortly on belt railroad from La
mar to take in the rich farming country
tributary to the town. Nothing that
could be done would help more in the
thorough development OF that great
section, or bring more business to the
Santa Fe system.
w. G. Wilhelm, agent for tho State
Life Insurance Co. Of Indiana, is still in
Lamar and breaking all records fer
amount Of business written for this
country. This is made possible by the
fact that he represents the safest and
most conservative company in America,
and one that is willing to divide up the
profits OF the business with policy hold,
ers instead Of making private snap OF
it,