The Lamar register., 1905-01-11

seat visitor on Saturday.
L. Jacobs spent several days this week
in Greeley, his former home.
H. M. Noble, one OF the Granada mer-
chants, is here on business today.
G. M. Lee made business trip to Las
Animas and spent the day IN that town
Monday.
Frank Butcher and Editor Dickson
Of Granada were Lamar visitors the first
of the week.
F. w. Mathews, the wide a. warke life
insurance man, is looking after business
here this week.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Webb
on last Friday. bouncing boy baby.
All doing nicely.
w. X. Winterhslter returned last week
from California where he has been visit
ing with his family.
Mrs. j. A. Meyer of Gardner, Colo,
is visiting with her sister in-law, Mrs. W..
j. Millsap, in Lamar.
s. N. Canfiield, the Trail City magnate
was shaking hands with his many La
mar friends last Saturday.
Dick Klett, Of Las Aninas wrs here
yesterday, visiting friends and attend
ing to some business affairs.
Mrs. j. I. Lawless returned this week
from visit to her parents in Trinidad.
She was accompanied by her children.
Carl Nelson and Chas. Waltemath,
from the Amityville neighborhood, were
transacting business at the county seat
last Saturday.
Among our new ads this week will be
found one Of the State Bank Of Lamar,
one Of our substantial and prosperous
financial institutions
The revival meeting at the Christian
church will begin on Jan. 18th and con-
tinue through the week. Rev. Eli Walk
or, of Manzanola will preach.
Charles w. Jones and j. c. Stinson
left for Denver last Monday morning to
attend the stockmens' convention,
which is now in session in the big city.
Miller & Birkett shipped six car loads
Of cattle the first OF the week from La
mar and Las Animas, that were sold
by W. j. Millsap, the con- mission agent.
D. B Novels, ]. S. TASTY and Dave
McClsve went up to Las Animas last
Monday morning to attend the regular
monthly meeting Of the directors OF The
Fort Lyon Canal Company.
E. G. Howe. General Manager Of The
American Beet Sugar Company, has
been in Lamar for several days, having
come down from Denver to see how
affairs were progressing here.
Lon Beavers and Fred Williams were
at Las Animas Monday, each seeking a
recommendation from the Fort Lyon
Canal Company for the position of water
superintendent OF this district.
Leslie Maxwell was here Monday,
,having come to take a position with one
.our merchants, But they could not
agree as to compensation and Leslie re-
turned to his home near Kingsley, Kan
sas
Superintendent ]. A. Rosebrough
came up from Granada yesterday to
take POSSESSION Of the office to which he
was elected last fall. He had no trouble
finding the key and ousting the old Of
fetal.
Mrs, M. Parmenter and family desire
through the Register, to extend their
sincere thanks to all the friends who SO
kindly gave assistance and sympathy to
them during their recent great aftiic-
.tion.
Miss Lou M. Baxter, Of the Lamar
school corps of teachers, is quite ill
with pneumonia, but is not dangerously
sick. Her pupils miss her very much
and feel that her enforced absence is a
loss to them.
The weather took a rather sudden
change Monday night, and some snow
fell. which drifted rapidly. The fall
around Lamar was not enough to hurt
any. but the cold was quite disagreeable
Last night it showed more.
Miss Margaret Leatherman, after hav.
ing had delightful home visit OF two
weeks, returned to the University al
Boulder last Saturday night She will
finish the present school year there, ano
probably 60 back next year.
Abe L. Cox returned from New Mexi
co last night and brought with him
twelve car loads Of ,,sheep, total o
about 1000. They will be placed ir
feed lots near Lamar, and Abe viii
probably go after more. Sheep are get
ting quite numerous around Lamar.