The Lamar register., 1905-01-18

good Farm and City Loans.
Call and see mo.
l.. WRIT MARKHAM,
Guy E. Morse. OF Winona, Minnesota,
is here visiting his uncles, tho Downing
brothers, Jed and Cal.
The ladies of the social circle are in
vited to meet with Mrs. Dan Mclean,
Friday afternoon, Jan. 20.
= Mrs. G. c. Huddleston has been quite
1ill the past week. suffering with quinsy.
She is much better and rapidly improv-
ing.
G. w. Lee of Pueblo was in Lamar
several days the past week looking after
business matters in which he is inte
rested.
j. Scott Robertson, OF Kansas City,
was In Lamar last Sunday, in attend
ance at the funeral Of his old time friend,
Frank NJ. Tate.
Mrs. L. Writ Markham has been con-
fined to the house for several days, hav
ing been afflicted with severe throat
trouble.
J. S. McMurtry ana H. A. Pettee, OF
Holly, were in Lamsr on Sunday at
tending the funeral services of the late
Frank M. Tate.
See the ad of the New York Stores
big clearance sale in This issue. The
date OF closing has been exten ded to
Saturday, January %.
DR.. Jay Sayler and Jack CreaRhe have
gone TO Kansas City on u business trip
and to zee the sights in the town. They
will propably be shown"
j. Il. Bradshaw, the accommodating
clerk at J. VI. Johnslons, is enjoying u
much needed rest this week, and is Wis
iting his brother, up at Denver.
Miss Frnnie Dodds has moved her
millinery stock to the room in the rear
OF the First National Bank Block, where
she will continue the business.
Hon c. c. Goodale has had plans
drawn and will soon commence the
erection OF q handsome home on south
Main street, at the corner Of Oak street.
Hon. A. E. Bent came down from Dem
yer and spent Sunday in Lamar, visit
ing among his friends. He returned to
his duties as State Auditor. on the night
train.
A. N. Parrish and NJ. ]. McMillin re-
turned last Saturday from Denver
where they had been attending the
stormy session Of the stockmen's associ-
alton.
Rev. o. w. Auman Of the Methodist
church, has gone to Las Animas and will
be there during the week, assisting the
work of the revival meetings being held
there.
j. R. Gordon, M. j. McMillin and ]
N. Akey, Of Granada, represented the
Granada 1. o. o. F. lodge at the funer-
al Of the late F. NJ. Tate, he being a
men Der of the Granada lodge.
E. B. Kerns is now on his way home
from Montata, where hs has purchas-
ed number OF fine draft horses and
mares for himself and c. S. Smith. He
is expected in most any dny now.
Austin Howes, who has been IN La,
mar for several weeks, leaves today for
Syracuse. He has secured position on
the Santa Fe road as fireman and as he
likes the work he is correspondingly
happy.
Robert Oxnard, of San Francisco, one
Of the leading officials Of the American
Beet Sugar Co., has been in Lamar sev
eral days this week looking after matters
connected with the building Of the new
factory here.
Miss Baxter still continues unable to
teach. and Mrs. Polhemus has been 8 10
cured by the school board to take charge
OF Miss Baxter's room, until she is fully
recovered from her sickness and able to
resume her duties.
In the county court last week, Mrs,
Labina Hall was granted a divorce from
her husband, S. A. Hall. Mr.. Hall
made no opposition to the granting Of
the divorce and the jury had no trouble
in giving It's verdict.
The Presbyterian congregation expect
shortly to begin the erection OF hand
some new church building. 1t will be
constructed Of brick and be large
enough to accommodate their rapidly
increasing membership.
w. F. Thero, the we'll known horse
buyer, will be in Lamar again on Satur
day of this week. Mr.. There bought
many thousands OF dollars worth ot
horses here last year and gave more
general satisfaction than any other buy
er in the market. II you have horsei
for sale let him have a chance to bid or
them Saturday, January q.