The Lamar register., 1905-10-18

| Inc nr6C consignment OF Lamar sugar
was made to Church Bros. & Everett on
last Friday. ]. M. Hoselton got the first
sack sold and Rev. Magruder the first
pound.
Presiding Elder R. A. Chase will
preach at the Methodist church tonight
and after tho sermon. the quarterly con-
ference, adjourned from last week, will
be held.
The Social Circle will meet at the
home Of Mrs. D. A. Mclean, Friday
afternoon Got. 20 at 2:3O. All members
of the church and congregation are in
vited to be present.
E. c. Wilhelm, Of Denver, came in
yesterday to prospect in the interest Of
the Indianapolis Life Insurance Co.
He spent about two weeks here recent
ly and did considerable business.
Frank Bowman, one Of the city prison
ers who escaped last week, was bound
over to the district court by Judge Pike
this week. He would have been out
before this had he not broke Jail.
DR.. Daily has decided to locate perma-
nently IN Lamar and has opened an Of
flee on second floor Of the Huddleston
block. He is living with his family in
the Blodgett residence on south Fourth
street.
There will be a special communica-
tion of Lamar Lodge, No. 80, A. F. & A.
M, at the Masonic Temple lodge room.
Work in the second degree will be ex-
emplified. All members are requested
to be in attendance, and visiting breth-
ern will be welcome.
F. W. Burger is displaying with a
great deal of pride q monster sugar
beet, which grow on his farm just north
Of town. The beet is on exhibition in
fIrwins store window. The beet weighs
nearly twenty -four pounds. Fred wants
TO know who can sheet" it.
There are several places which need
the attention Of the town health officers
and the places should be put in shape
/ to abate the disagreeable and unhealthy
condition they are in at present There
is no good excuse for such conditions,
nor for permitting them to continue.
The State Bank Of Lamar, owing to
the increase in its business, has been
compelled to employ more help. The
bank has recured the services Of E. w.
Heck, who is we'll known in Lamar, and
who is an agreeable gentleman, and
fully competent to fulfill his duties.
Treasurer John T. Adkins is sending
out notices to all whose tax es are un-
paid for any year since 1899. II you
happen to get one Of these notices, give
it prompt attention and pay up and save
further costs. You may think you have
paid, but look up your receipt, before
being too sure.
Mr.. P. j. Ecker, of Denver and Miss
Jessie Hagerman were granted license
TO marry by County Clerk Robinson,
last Monday. Miss Jessie is a daughter
of ]. Q. Hagerman, the we'll known
blacksmith, and has many friends here
who will wish the young couple a pros
porous and happy life together.
Mr.. Frank L. Massick and Miss Rosa
May Bowman; we're married on the
twelfth Of this month by Rev, T. G. Ma
gruder, of the Baptist church. Mr.. and
Mrs. Massick recently came here from
Norfolk, Nebraska, and Mr.. Massick is
night foreman at the sugar factory.
Long life and happiness attend them.
Ten Nights in Bar-room attracted
big crowd at the opera house last Friday
night The company presenting the
play was strong one and the piece was
| we'll presented, Some Of the scenery
did not work just right and there were
a couple Of rather laughable situation
by reason thereof. Stoves troupe will
be sure Of full house when it comes
! again.
A. H. Rogers, formerly Of Lamar and
Mulvane, has been spending the past
week in this section. He went south
and spent several days visiting his old
friend, Oscar Downing, at his Butte
creek ranch. Mr.. Rogers was one Of
the members OF the first Prowers county
| board of commissioners, and has many
old friends here who are glad to meet
him again He now reaides at Ssata Q.