The Lamar register., 1905-09-13

8. NJ Perry. OF Winfield, KANSAS, ii
visiting his daughter, Mrs. d. L. Silver
in Lamar this week He is on his way
home from visit to the Portland fair.
Miss Iva Markham left on No. 10 last
Sunday afternoon for Baldwin, Kansas
where she will continue her studies at
Baker University during the coming
year.
Misses Rosa Thoman and Margaret
Leatherman left Saturday night fol
Boulder, where they will spend the en-
suing year attending college at thai
place.
The Denver Post sent it's first $40 con-
tribution to the twin fund to Lamar
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Ard were
the recipients Of the cash as we'll as the
happy parents.
Judge E. E. Pike last Wednesday
evening at the Union Hotel. married
Mr.. w. E. Loranger, of Holly, and Miss
Alexine LIE Due, Of Chippewa Falls,
Wisconsin.
VIC. Gould, Chas. Maxwell and w.
F. McCue went to Pueblo this morning
to take in the state fair. 1t is claimed
that they will be decorated with horns
when they return.
Harry Watt of Osborne, Kansas, ar
rived in Lamar last Sunday morning
and is spending a few days visiting here.
He is delighted with the town and sur
rounding country.
Frank Frey OF Chase county, Kansas,
Is visiting his niece, Mrs. James X.
Doughty. Mr.. Frey is an old soldier
and stopped of on his way home from
the encampment at Denver.
John r. Gordon came up from Amity-
vile yesterday and spent some time
transacting business and visiting with
friends He reports crops of all kinds
as fine, in his neighborhood.
Jesse Johnston left Saturday for Ober-
lin, Ohio, where he will enter College.
His father, w. j., went with him as far
as Chicago, and intended to go on to
Oberin il his business permitted.
State Auditor and Mrs. A. E. Bent
came down from Denver last week to
visit with Lamar friends. Mr.. Bent re-
turned to his duties the first of the
week, but Mrs. Bent remained for few
days.
w. @. Wilhelm, special agent OF the
State Life Insurance company, which
company has quite q number Of policy
holders residing here, is spending a few
days in town in the interest OF his COM
pany.
N. G Harmon, of Colorado Springs.
ed the paving contract In Dist. No. l.
says that he is expecting car load Of
tools in today and will begin work on
the contract at once.
Silas Martin, who used to reside here
some years ago, stopped off to visit his
old friends here when he was returning
surprised to see how the town had
grown during his sbsense.
W. X. Winterhalter now feels that life
is worth living, as his family joined him
last week. They will reside in the A.
E. Bent residence. Mrs. Winterhalter
has been spending the past year in Cali
fornia.
The schoolmates Of Hazel Rosacrans
gave her a surprise party at the home of
parents last Friday evening. There was
quite little crowd present. and they
had most delightful evening, and Miss
Hazel was thoroughly surprised.
The stakes are beng set this week for
the new cement pavements in Dist l,
and several of our citizens are finding
that they have been paying the city
water tax for several years to water
lawns that are part Of the city's streets.
Mr.. Goodel Of Des Moines. Ia, was
here last week looking over the country
with view of investing He is exceed
ingly we'll pleased with the prospect and
will probably invest in some farm lands
and locate here.
"Skat" is the latest preparation for
quickly removing grease and stains
from the hands without idjury to the
skin. G. S. Davis at the second hand
store is the agent, and trial will soon
convince you that 1t is the best ever.