The Lamar register., 1905-10-25

Grant Clark returned yesterday morn
ing from weeks visit to Denver. He
had jolly good time and can work bet
ter from having had 9 vacation.
ID. H. Bane, Of Bane & Bassett, Chica-
go, and Geo. F. Nicholson, connected
with the land department of the Santa
Fe, are here today looking over real es-
tate.
There will be big bargain sale at the
New York Store beginning on Friday of
this week. See their page ad in this is
sue giving a long list of splendid bar
gains.
Rev. Magruder, while at the Baptist
Convention last week, secured an appro-
priation for the support of preacher to
| look after the work in the east end of
the county,
DR.. Daily went to Denver last night
accompanying Mr.. John Cooke, who has
been and still is, ill with typhoid fever
Mr.. Cookies parents reside in Denver
and wanted him at home.
, John Duncan was here yesterday,
having come up from Holly on business.
John used to come to Lamar very often,
but of late has had enough to do at
home to beep him kusy there.
Martin G. Stephens, of LaJunta, Colo,
was in Lamar yesterday for the first
time in three years. He expressed the
opinion that Lamar was "eoing some"
and said he was glad to see it,
Robert Woodland and Miss Rachea
Cox were married last night, and will go
to housekeeping in Lamar. The young
people have many friends and they all
wish them much happiness and long
life.
Harry Wystt, of Osborne, Kansas,
came to Lamar last week for a second
and enjoyed himself SO much that he
could not resist the temptation of com
ing again.
NJ J. Lyon returned this week from
trip to his old home in Missouri, and he
says "the more 1 see Of Missouri, the
better like Colorado" The sun was
not in evidence enough in the old state
to suit Mr.. Lyon.
The ladies' of the Social Circle will
give an entertainment at the opera house
Friday evening, Oct. 9th. The main
feature of which will be the Tom
Thumb wedding. Price of tickets 10,
% and 80 cents.
c. M. Lee, who has had his office for
several years IN Franz Bros. grocery
store, gave up his quarters there last
week and has taken space in the Regis.
er Office room, and Is very comfortably
fixed to attend to his business.
Messrs. G. c. Goodale, CRANKY Hill
yer and A. w. McHendrie enjoyed
days duck shooting at the reservoirs
yesterday. The district attorney
should investigate and see il they
secured hunting licenses.
Paul Deuning has returned from at
tending the Photographers convention
at Wichita. Mr.. Denning is determined
to keep up with the profession, and is
always alert to get new ideas and pro-
cesses that promise to give finer results.
E. E. Pike, who has been for many
years sufferer from a rupture, left for
Denver last Saturday uight and will
have an operation performed there some
time this week. He hopes to obtain
permanent relief, and in this hope many
friends unite.
Baronet Cow, of Granada, is attending
court today under charge Of killing an
telope out Of season. He had been to
the cedars after posts and had a little
meat when he returned that the game
warden thought was antelope. Mr.Gow's
LAMAR friends hope he will get out with
little expense.
Mrs. j. w. Kriger, OF Colorado
Springs, Colo, has been the guest of
Mrs. c. W. Heaton for the past week.
Mrs. Kriger formerly resided here when
her husband was one of the leading
lawyers of Lamar, but moved to Colora-
do Springs some years ago. She was
pleased, although very much surprised,
to see the substantial growth Of Lamar.
Her visit was made more enjoyable by
meeting many Of her old time friends.